PUR Anti-Colic Bottle 250ml
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Product Highlights
- Provides a comfortable latch
- Prevents baby’s tummy troubles
- The teats are made of silicone
- Has an Anti Colic valve
- Made of BPA and Toxin Free material
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- Description
Description
- Ergonomically designed to be easily held while feeding the baby.
- All bottles are 100% BPA free and fully sterilizable.
- Have an anti-colic valve that vents air into the bottle
- Preventing any air from entering the baby’s tummy.
- The teat has spiral grooves at the tip
- Encourage peristaltic suckling, and help the baby get a comfortable latch.
- The grooved teats and superior silicone quality ensure no nipple collapse, helping in an uninterrupted feed.
Directions for Use
- When bottle feeding, sit your baby up as straight as possible.
- This will help minimise the amount of air they swallow.
- Try to make sure the milk fills the teat and there are no air pockets
Safety Information
- Change teats every 3 months.
- Change immediately in case of wear and tear.
FAQ
Bottles come in two sizes, small ones which hold 150mls (5 fl oz) and large ones which hold 250ml (9 fl oz). For the first few weeks, newborns feed little and often because their stomachs are so small.
If your baby drinks formula too quickly, there’s a risk of overfeeding (i.e. drink more than he actually needs) and/or swallowing large amounts of air. Both of which may result in tummy discomfort or spitting up soon after feeding.
Anti-Colic Bottles are designed to allow air to enter the bottle as your baby feeds. This reduces the amount of air they swallow while allowing an even flow during feedings. When using a traditional bottle, air can slip through your baby’s lips and the bottles’ nipple. This can build up in the stomach.
They will be most beneficial to babies who are upset after feeds and seem to have a lot of gas, but there’s no harm in using them for a baby who doesn’t have these issues. It is definitely worth having an anti-colic bottle on hand.
For safety and hygiene reasons it is recommended that you replace your anti-colic teat every 2-months.
In some cases, you may have to start using a bottle for breastmilk before your baby is 3 to 4 weeks old, but be careful. If you miss a feeding at your breast it can lower your milk supply. To keep up your supply, hand express or pump your milk at the same time you would have normally breastfed your baby.
