Preparation in the evening:

Prepare the bottles in advance before you go to sleep. Make sure that the bottles with the right amount of boiled water and the corresponding amount of milk powder are filled.

Use night light:

Use a dimmed night light to have enough light to see the bottle and the baby without illuminating the room too much. This helps not to arouse the baby too much and makes it easier to sleep after fueling.

Quiet and gentle:

Keep a calm and gentle atmosphere during the night. Speak quietly and avoid bright light so as not to stimulate the baby too much.

Gently weigh:

If the baby is to fall asleep while feeding, you can gently weigh it in your arms. This can have a calming effect and help the baby to find it back to sleep.

Correct position:

Make sure the baby is fed in a half -up position to reduce the swallowing of air. Hold the bottle so that the vacuum cleaner is always filled with milk to minimize the swallowing of air.

Wrapping before feeding:

If the baby is wet, it should be wrapped before feeding to keep it clean and dry. This can help to keep the baby calm while feeding and slowly weigh your sleep while drinking.

Be patient:

Babies can be sleepy or restless when feeding at night. Be patient and give the baby the time to drink milk. Avoid pushing or overwhelming the baby.

Do not wake up too early:

Try not to wake the baby too early. When it is sleeping, let it sleep unless there are specific instructions from your pediatrician who require a more common fed.

Take security measures:

Make sure that the baby is safely and firmly in the cradle or bed while it gets the bottle to minimize the risk of falls.

By creating a calm, gentle and patient atmosphere, you can make the nightly feeding pleasant and soothing for your baby. It is important to be aware that every baby has different needs, so it can help to try different methods to find out what works best for your baby.