Make yourself comfortable and support your arms well. Hold your baby half-sitting with her head in the crook of your elbow and her back along your forearm; this will allow her to swallow safely and easily. Keep your face close to hers and talk to her frequently.
If you prefer, there are other positions that are suitable for feeding. You could try lying down with your baby tucked under your arm, for example – this position is especially comfortable for night feedings. Try different positions until you decide which one suits you best.
Before you begin, test the temperature of the milk; you should already have tested the flow. Slightly loosen the cap of the bottle so that air can get in. If your baby has difficulty getting the milk, gently remove the bottle from her mouth so that air can enter the bottle, then continue as before. Hold the bottle at an angle so that your baby doesn’t swallow air with the milk.