Your whole family can enjoy Nestlé® Pure Life® spring water. Natural source water is suitable for children as well as adults, as part of a healthy and balanced diet and lifestyle. It is not recommended to give babies under six months anything other than breastmilk or formula milk.

Nestlé® Pure Life® is a spring water that comes from protected, underground, natural sources and is suitable for all ages with exception of infants under six months.

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Our purified water goes through a rigorous quality process, so you can trust every drop. This ensures safe drinking water to mix with formula* and cereal. *Use as directed by physician or by labeling directions for use of infant formula. Reach for this 1 gallon purified water for all your baby's needs.

When to start purees? You should avoid giving your baby purees before 4 months of age, as this has been associated with certain risks [2]. Most babies are ready to start pureed solids at around 6 months old, once they meet all the following signs of readiness [3]: Sits up independently with good head and neck control.

Stage 1 (typically 4-6 months old): Start with purees (liquified foods) and begin with one to two tablespoons at a feeding. Stage 2 (typically 6-9 months old): At this stage, you can give your child thicker-consistency purees, and increase the volume to two to four tablespoons at a feeding.

Today, pediatricians are unanimous: parents should prepare their baby's bottle with low mineralized water, at least until their child is 6 months old. Many commercially available brands meet this requirement - Volvic, Thonon, Evian, Valvert, Saint-Alban, Aquarel, Mont-Roucous.

After your baby turns one, you can start with packaged milk. Packaged or tetra-packed milk is considered safer as it is pasteurised and this ensures the milk is free from harmful bacteria. It also carries a lower risk of adulteration and contamination. Most packaged milks are fortified with vitamins and nutrients.

We source our water from wells or municipal supplies, then put it through our 12-step quality process. This means that it meets strict standards for bottled water. And you can be sure to enjoy the same crisp, clean taste wherever you pick up a bottle.

Nestlé Waters North America complies with the FDA's packaging and health-based regulations. Our single serve bottles are made from PET plastic. The FDA classifies PET as safe for human use and has authorized its use for decades.

Our Top Baby Formulas

• Enfamil Infant Formula.
• Up & Up Gentle Infant Formula With Iron.
• Member's Mark Infant Formula With Iron.
• Parent's Choice Tender Infant Formula With Iron.
• Similac 360 Total Care Infant Formula.
• Gerber Good Start GentlePro Powder Infant Formula.
• Enfamil NeuroPro Infant Formula.

Here are some suggestions.

• 4 to 6 months: Single-grain cereals.
• 4 to 8 months: Pureed veggies, fruits, and meats.
• 6 to 8 months: Single-ingredient finger foods.
• 9 to 12 months: Chopped, ground, or mashed foods.
• Create a routine.
• Understand that starting solids takes time.
• Introduce a variety of foods.
• Prepare for messes.

Continue to use breast milk or infant formula as the main drink until 12 months. If using formula, choose first infant formula. Small amounts of pasteurised full fat cow's milk can be used to prepare weaning foods from 6 months onwards. Cow's milk should not be your child's main milk drink until they are 1 year old.

Doctors recommend waiting until a baby is about 6 months old to start solid foods. Starting before 4 months is not recommended. At about 6 months, babies need the added nutrition - such as iron and zinc - that solid foods provide. It's also the right time to introduce your infant to new tastes and textures.

The bottled water must have a sodium content of less than 20 mg per litre. This level will be clearly labelled on the bottle either listed as 'Sodium' or as 'Na' so be sure to check before buying. Evian and Volvic are two examples of brands that are suitable. This water must still be boiled before use.

six months You can start giving your baby bottled water after six months, though. Mineral water for babies is fine as long as the level of dissolved minerals (such as sodium and fluoride) in it are low. The key thing to remember is that you should boil water that you've collected from a safe source when you mix infant formula.