Premature infants mainly refer to babies born before full-term. After birth, premature infants generally need to stay in a thermos box. Premature infants can continue to develop in the thermos box. After the premature infant leaves the thermos box, they can grow up healthy like other full-term babies. So, can premature infant formula be stored in a thermos?
Of course, not all premature infants need to be placed in a thermos, and doctors will handle them according to their specific conditions. If a premature baby is not yet 28 weeks old at birth, they need to be placed in a thermos. Premature infants can drink formula milk powder in a thermos, not too much at a time, about 20-30 milliliters.
The specific amount of infant formula to be consumed by premature infants depends on their weight. Some parents find that premature infants have not finished their milk powder and want to put it in a thermos. Generally speaking, doctors do not allow this. The milk powder can be left at room temperature for a while before it is finished, but the time is very short. If the premature baby doesn't drink it after half an hour, it will have to be poured out.
Premature infants mainly refer to those born relatively early, as many mothers have not yet produced milk. In addition, the digestive system of premature infants is weaker than that of full-term babies, so their absorption is slower. Therefore, parents need to pay attention to the choice of formula milk, and it is recommended to choose formula milk suitable for premature infants.
