A baby’s milk bottle **shouldn’t be exposed while feeding**, especially in public or unsanitary environments, for several reasons:

1. **Hygiene and Contamination**

* Dust, germs, and bacteria** can settle on the nipple or the milk inside if the bottle is left exposed.
* Babies have **weaker immune systems**, making them more vulnerable to infections like diarrhea, colds, or stomach bugs.

2. **Temperature Control**

* Exposing the bottle to air can cause the **milk to cool down** quickly, especially in air-conditioned spaces. Cold milk might not be palatable or safe depending on the baby’s preference or health.

3. **Cultural Sensitivity or Modesty**

* In many cultures, covering the bottle while feeding in public is associated with **modesty or discretion**, especially if breastfeeding or bottle-feeding in crowded places.
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4. **Insect Attraction**

* Sweet milk can **attract flies, ants, or other insects**, especially in tropical or outdoor settings, which increases the risk of contamination.

Best Practice:

Keep the bottle **covered with a cap** when not in use and consider using a **clean cloth or cover** while feeding, especially outside the home. Always wash your hands and sterilize bottles properly to ensure the baby’s safety.
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