PUR advanced slim neck bottle 60ml
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Product Highlights
- Standard base feeding bottle
- A unique nipple with air valve at the base, enabling a venting process
- Provides a smoother flow of liquid
- Prevents against nipple collapse, colic, and spit up, burping, and gas.
- Simulates breast feeding thus making it easier to switch between breast feeding and bottle feeding.
- The teat is easy to latch on.
- Made from high quality medical grade silicone.
- Teat is volatile and nitrosamine safe
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- Description
Description
- PUR Advance slim neck bottle has a Pro-flo unique Anti-Colic bottle system
- Reduces air swallow during feeding
- Helps to reduce tummy troubles.
- Designed to resemble breast feeding allowing a balance flow of liquid with the minimum suction effort.
- Gentle touch nipples is made from extra soft silicone.
- The nipple is ergonomically designed to mimic a mothers breasts which soothes the baby while feeding.
- Teat is guaranteed not to perish, odourless, tasteless and non-toxic.
- Bottle is made of high quality food grade material and free from Bisphenol-A Chemical (BPA Free) which is safe for baby.
- Bottle is printed with food grade and non-toxic ink.
- Comes in 60ml, 125ml,250ml in which 250 ml is for 3+months babies and 60ml, 125 ml are for newborns
Directions for Use
- Clean the bottle thoroughly.
- Fill the bottle with required milk.
- The nipple should not be full of milk when feeding.
- Hold the bottle horizontally so that the nipple is partially full.
- This slows the flow of milk allowing the baby to drink.
Safety Information
- Wash all bottle-feeding equipment in hot, soapy water.
- Use a bottle brush to scrub inside bottles and teat.
- Check teats and bottles for cracks.
FAQ
- Cradle your baby. When you think of holding a newborn baby, you probably envision yourself cradling them in the nook of your arm.
- Position your sitting comfortably for feeding.
- Rest baby on your legs.
- Use a feeding pillow.
The nipple should have milk at the tip, but you do not need to tip the bottle to fill the nipple chamber with milk. In fact, sucking on an empty nipple will not automatically fill your baby with gas and sucking on air does not mean swallowing air.
A bottle-feeding should take about 15-20 minutes. If the baby finishes the bottle in 5-10 minutes, the flow is likely to be fast. If it takes your baby 30-45 minutes to take a bottle, the flow is too slow. Consider changing the bottle and nipple to meet your baby’s needs
Newborn babies generally feed between 10 and 14 times in 24 hours, with feeds becoming a little less frequent as they grow. If you are exclusively bottle feeding your baby, whether formula or expressed breastmilk, you might want around four to six bottles and teats to get you started
- Closing their mouth.
- Turning their head away from your breast or their bottle.
- Ignoring the bottle or your breast.
- Slowing down or falling asleep during a feed.
- Relaxing their hands.
- Wash your hands with soapy water and dry with a clean towel.
- Check teats for any cracks.
- Wash all bottle-feeding equipment in hot, soapy water.
- Use a bottle brush to scrub inside bottles and teat.
- Squirt water through teats to clear the little hole.
- Rinse everything thoroughly.
