Feed Bottle Natural Start Anti-Colic From Birth +0 With Slow-Flow Self Sterilising Nipple By Tommee Tippee - 260ml

A calmer feeding experience that feels closer to your baby’s natural rhythm

Give your baby a gentler start with a soft breast-like silicone teat, a built-in anti-colic valve that helps reduce air intake, and a convenient self-sterilising bottle design that makes everyday feeding prep quicker and easier. Banu Lifestyle

Product Effectiveness:

• Helps reduce air intake during feeding with a built-in anti-colic valve inside the teat

• Encourages a natural comfortable latch with a soft breast-like silicone teat

• Helps make switching between breast and bottle feeding easier and more comfortable

• Provides a slow flow suitable from birth to support a calmer feeding pace

• Allows baby to feed at a more natural rhythm thanks to the soft flexible teat

• Makes daily sterilising easier with a self-sterilising design that works in the microwave in just 3 minutes

• Suitable from birth as part of an everyday bottle-feeding routine

Product Features:

• Slow flow teat 0m+: Suitable for newborns and designed for a gentler feeding pace

• Anti-colic valve: Helps reduce the amount of air swallowed during feeding

• Soft silicone teat: Flexible and shaped to encourage a natural comfortable latch

• Self-sterilising design: Sterilises in the microwave in 3 steps and 3 minutes

• Leakproof with lid on: Designed to help prevent leaks even when turned upside down

• BPA, BPS and phthalate free: Made from materials suitable for baby feeding use

• 260ml capacity: A practical size for everyday feeding from birth

How to Use:

1. Assemble all bottle components correctly and add your baby’s milk or prepared formula according to feeding instructions
2. For self-sterilising, add 50ml of water to the bottle base, rest the lid, ring, and teat on top without tightening, then microwave for 3 minutes
3. Allow the bottle to cool before handling, reassemble it, and always check the milk temperature before feeding

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