The provider shall ensure that the written feeding schedule for each infant and toddler, as required by COMAR 13A.18.03.02C, is: Followed; and Updated as necessary or at least every 3 months while the child is in care. Self-Feeding by Children Younger than 18 Months Old. The child shall be held for each bottle feeding except when developmentally able and insistent upon self-feeding. The child may hold the bottle only: When seated; and If the bottle is made of unbreakable material. Except as specified by §D of this regulation, a provider may serve a child younger than 18 months old only developmentally appropriate: Commercially prebottled formula; Breast milk, formula, juice, or water which has been prebottled for the child and provided by the child's parent; Commercially processed baby food that is opened and used the same day; Commercial infant formula, in concentrate, powder, or ready-to-feed form, if the: Child's parent has provided prior written authorization for the use of the formula; and Formula is prepared directly from a factory-sealed container and in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions; and Other foods supplied by the provider or the parent that are consumed the same day. Only whole, pasteurized milk will be served to a child younger than 2 years old who is not receiving formula or breast milk, except that skim milk, reconstituted nonfat dry milk, or 1 or 2 percent milk may be served upon the written prior approval of the child’s parent and health care provider. A provider shall ensure that: All food and bottles intended for consumption or use by a child younger than 18 months old are labeled with the child’s name, dated, and refrigerated at 40°F or below if potentially hazardous; All nipples on bottles are protected; Breast milk or formula which has been bottled for the child is: Placed immediately in a refrigerator when brought to the child care home; Warmed to the desired temperature immediately before feeding; and Served to the child at a temperature that is safe and conducive to the child's comfortable feeding; Foods that present a high risk of choking for children younger than 2 years old are not served to them; and Reusable bottles and nipples are: Reused only after they have been washed, rinsed, and sanitized; or If supplied by the child's parent, rinsed after use and returned daily to the parent.