Do baby bottles need to be sterilized every day?

　　A feeding bottle is one of the must-have items for babies. When it comes to the disinfection of feeding bottles, I would like to share a personal experience:

　　Last year, my cousin from my hometown got a small daughter. A week after returning from the hospital, the baby suddenly began to vomit and have diarrhea, and the whole family did not know what to do. My cousin came to ask my mother, who is a doctor, for help. Why is the baby vomiting and having diarrhea so badly?

　　My mother asked him, "How do you sterilize the baby's bottle?"

　　"I brushed it with cleaning fluid, and then rinsed it with boiling water."

　　"Ah, it's very likely that the milk bottle was not cleaned and disinfected thoroughly."

　　Later, due to vomiting and diarrhea, my cousin had to send the baby to the hospital. He stayed in the hospital for 5 days, and he spent five or six thousand dollars because he was not financially well-off. In the hospital, the pediatrician explained: "Mother's breast milk is too nutritious, and it is particularly prone to spoilage. As long as there is a little spoilage, coupled with the lack of high-temperature disinfection, the newborn will easily vomit and have diarrhea with unclean pacifiers and bottles." Since then , the person who least believed that baby bottles would carry bacteria, was also persuaded by the fact that he took the lead to start high-temperature sterilization of baby bottles every day.

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