I guess this is what they want you to use to mix the formula? but why do they need special bottled water for babies only? What happens if you use adult water?
but why do they need special bottled water for babies only?
One would assume water for babies would have more attention to having leads, heavy metals, and other stuff like that removed. Even a little bit of this would effect a baby more than a child or an adult. I'm going to assume that they didn't really take care of this because :porky-happy:
I don't know anything about babies but do babies even drink water? Wouldn't milk or formula be what babies drink?
I guess this is what they want you to use to mix the formula? but why do they need special bottled water for babies only? What happens if you use adult water?
One would assume water for babies would have more attention to having leads, heavy metals, and other stuff like that removed. Even a little bit of this would effect a baby more than a child or an adult. I'm going to assume that they didn't really take care of this because :porky-happy:
Someone needs to invent Baby Water but for adults too
:yea:
babies are not strong so the heavy metals really weighs them down
After six months they can start eating solid foods. At that point, you can (and in particular cases should) give them water.
But so long as they're on breast milk / formula, they shouldn't have it and often straight up won't drink it.
Yeah if they're too young it will fuck up their electrolytes and they will die