“Milk prepared in advanced more than one hour is unsuitable for babies.� An infant nutrition expert warned. She advises parents always supply fresh feeds for their babies and throw away any milk left-over immediately after feeding.

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According to the warning, milk that has been prepared in advance over sixty minutes may be at risk from salmonella and certain micro-organisms.

European Food Safety Authorities (EFSA), an agency of the European Union whose responsibility is to provide independent advice on research about food safety, has stated that milk feeds prepared in advance and stored may become infected and possibly cause ailments to babies.

The bacteria usually found in stale baby feeds are Salmonella. They are rod-shaped micro organisms which may cause food poisoning.

Once infected, babies may experience typhoid, paratyphoid fever, abdominal pain, head ache, diarrhea, nausea vomiting, and fever.

Ironically, in some parts of Asia, people hardly earn enough to support their families on every aspect. So the parents always try their best to use their tiny income flexibly so that each one in the family obtains basic nutrition and education from the very limited resources.

Long before someone had mentioned the existence of bacteria Salmonella, mothers have always been keeping left-over foods, including those for babies, the older children and the parents themselves, for the next meal on the same day or next evening.

In certain remote areas of China, some people now still practice such kind of money saving behaviour.

I don’t mean to laugh at the advice stated by EFSA. I just think that when you are in the shoes of these people, no matter they are Chinese, Vietnamese, or African, you just don’t have any choice but just forget the bacteria and wish the body mechanism can battle the disease with victory.

Yet a lot of people in the third world have survived successfully under the attack of such bacteria or other virus for years and reach the age of ninety or higher.

A peek of Chinese language

嬰兒 is a Chinese phrase for baby. It can refer boy or girl.

Its pronunciation is [ying er]. Separately 嬰means a baby, an infant.

å…’, can be defined as a son. the he-baby.

When these two characters put together, it refer to a human new born life.

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