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Is filtered tap water suitable for use in Baby Formula?

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Is filtered tap water suitable for use in Baby Formula?

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Yes, filtered tap water is ideal for babies as they can be particularly sensitive to the taste taints that may be present in tap water. There is sometimes confusion between softened water (which is not suitable for babies) and filtered water, but unlike softened water filtered water does not add sodium to the water. When using filtered water for babies it should be treated in the same way as tap water. When mixing formula feed always boil the water after filtering and allow to cool before mixing the formula, following the manufacturer’s instructions. Many health visitors advise that water is the best option when weaning babies onto solids when drinks other than milk are given. It introduces the good habit of drinking water at a very early age, which can be continued as they grow up. For babies up to six months of age it is generally advised to boil water and allow to cool before giving it to baby. Filtered water should be treated in the same way, filter then boil and allow to cool. Is

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