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Feeding Infants in the Child Care Food Program Guidance for Child Care Providers Website: www.doh.state.fl.us CCP/ October 2011 In accordance with Federal Law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy,

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1. Start by preparing a clean and sanitized area where you will be feeding the infant. This can be a high chair, a clean towel on a table, or a designated feeding spot.
2. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before handling any feeding equipment or food. This will help prevent the spread of germs and ensure the infant's safety.
3. Choose the appropriate age-appropriate formula or breast milk for the infant. Consult with a pediatrician to ensure you are using the right type and amount of liquid for the baby's age and nutritional needs.
4. If using formula, carefully follow the instructions on the package to mix the proper ratio of water and formula powder. Shake well to ensure it is fully dissolved.
5. If breastfeeding, make sure you are in a comfortable position and support the baby's head and neck while latching. Allow the baby to nurse for as long as they desire, usually about 10-15 minutes per breast.
6. When introducing solid foods, start with simple purees or mashed fruits and vegetables. Gradually increase the texture and variety of foods as the baby grows. Always consult with a pediatrician before introducing new foods to ensure they are developmentally ready.
7. Use clean and sterilized feeding bottles, nipples, and utensils when feeding the infant. Wash them thoroughly after each use to prevent bacterial growth.
8. Pay attention to the infant's cues and feed them on demand. Look for signs of hunger such as rooting, sucking on fists, or increased fussiness. Avoid forcing the baby to eat if they are not showing interest.

Who Needs Feeding Infants?

1. Newborns and infants who cannot consume solid foods yet rely on breast milk or formula for their nutritional needs.
2. Working parents may need to feed infants who are staying with a caregiver while they are away.
3. Caregivers, such as grandparents or babysitters, may need to feed infants while the parents are unavailable.
4. Individuals who are fostering or adopting infants may need to learn how to properly feed and nourish them.
5. Any person who is responsible for the well-being of an infant, whether temporarily or long-term, needs to understand how to fill out feeding infants.

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