Wash and disinfect equipment. *1 To disinfect by boiling, put equipment in enough water to cover them, then boil for 5 to 10 minutes after the water starts bubbling. (Nipple for 3 minutes)

* Can also be disinfected in the microwave or with chemical solutions.

Cut the seal of the bag and lightly stroke the sides of the bag up and down. Hold with your fingers on the illustration side, then put the required amount of cubes in a dry, disinfected container.

Before putting the cube into the baby bottle, lightly stroking the sides of the bag to put air into it will make the cube come out more easily.

After boiling, chill water (to more than 70℃*2), then fill to about 2/3, put on the nipple and cover so formula doesn’t spill, and shake well in a swirling motion to dissolve.

*2 *After the WHO (World Health Organization) and FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) published the Safe Preparation, Storage, and Handling of Powdered Infant Formula Guidelines in 2007. We have revised our formula preparation temperature from 40 - 50℃ to 70 ℃ under the guidance of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare in June 2007.

Shaking the bottle after you’ve let the cube soak and it starts to break apart makes dissolving it easier.

Add boiled water or boiled water that has been cooled until you reach the fill line. Since you are using hot water, do not prepare formula next to your baby.

Attach the nipple, shake lightly, and cool in water until the temperature is about 40℃. Always check that the temperature of the formula is close to body temperature before feeding.

Drip a little formula on the inside of your wrist. It should feel slightly warm, about 40℃.

Keep an eye on how the formula comes out, and loosen the cap and make sure the nipple is in the mouth properly. Make sure the nipple is filled with formula at all times as you feed.

Once feeding is finished, hold your baby up so that their chin is on your shoulder, then either rub the back from bottom to top or lightly tap to burp the baby and get the air out.