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Fed formula milk after 1hour
It's 2.30 am now
Made Similac Total Comfort formula of 120ml at 12.00 am midnight
A family member accidentally fed that same formula to the baby at around 1.30 am to 2.00 am i.e. after one hour of preparation.
The formula was not in the refrigerator.
It was untouched i.e. baby had not consumed it at all or touched the bottle before 1.30 am
At 1.30am to 2.00am baby drank almost 100ml of it. And slept.
Baby is 5-6 month old boy, almost 7kgs. What signs to look for now? Pls reply asap. Right now baby is sleeping peacefully.
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Prepared formula in a sterile bottle bottle kept at room temperature if fed within 2 hrs of preparation does not cause any problem.
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No need to panic. If formula has been untouched before feeding there's no cause for concern. Watch out for vomiting, loose motions. If baby remains fine no medicine required.
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