Chicco Perfect 5 Slow Bottle Pink (0m+)150ml-1939
CHICCO
SKU: 51167
This bottle is designed for infants aged 0 months and older. It has a capacity of 150ml and features a unique design that mimics the natural breastfeeding experience. The bottle is made from BPA-free materials, ensuring safety for infants. The slow-flow nipple is specifically designed to regulate the flow of milk, making it suitable for newborns who are still developing their sucking reflexes. The bottle also includes an anti-colic system that helps reduce air intake during feeding, which can minimize discomfort for the baby.
-Benefits:
-The design of the nipple closely resembles that of a mother’s breast, promoting a more natural latch and feeding experience.
-This feature reduces the risk of colic by minimizing air swallowed during feeding, which can lead to gas and discomfort.
-Made from safe materials that do not contain harmful chemicals, ensuring the health and safety of the infant.
-Easy to Clean: The wide neck design allows for easy cleaning and filling, making it convenient for parents.
-Suitable for both breastfed and formula-fed babies, providing flexibility in feeding options.
-Main Ingredients & Their Benefits:
-Silicone teat which provides a natural feel during feeding.
-Precautions:
-Always supervise your baby while they are feeding to prevent choking or aspiration.
-Check the bottle and nipple regularly for any signs of wear or damage; replace them if necessary to ensure safety.
-Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning and sterilizing the bottle to maintain hygiene.
-Ensure that milk or formula is at a safe temperature before feeding; test it on your wrist to avoid burns.
-Side Effects:
-Some breastfed babies may experience difficulty transitioning between breast and bottle due to differences in nipple shape or flow rate.
-If not used with proper technique (e.g., allowing too much air intake), there could be an increase in colic symptoms despite the anti-colic feature.
- Although rare, some infants may have sensitivities or allergies to certain materials used in bottles; monitor your baby for any unusual reactions.
-Benefits:
-The design of the nipple closely resembles that of a mother’s breast, promoting a more natural latch and feeding experience.
-This feature reduces the risk of colic by minimizing air swallowed during feeding, which can lead to gas and discomfort.
-Made from safe materials that do not contain harmful chemicals, ensuring the health and safety of the infant.
-Easy to Clean: The wide neck design allows for easy cleaning and filling, making it convenient for parents.
-Suitable for both breastfed and formula-fed babies, providing flexibility in feeding options.
-Main Ingredients & Their Benefits:
-Silicone teat which provides a natural feel during feeding.
-Precautions:
-Always supervise your baby while they are feeding to prevent choking or aspiration.
-Check the bottle and nipple regularly for any signs of wear or damage; replace them if necessary to ensure safety.
-Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning and sterilizing the bottle to maintain hygiene.
-Ensure that milk or formula is at a safe temperature before feeding; test it on your wrist to avoid burns.
-Side Effects:
-Some breastfed babies may experience difficulty transitioning between breast and bottle due to differences in nipple shape or flow rate.
-If not used with proper technique (e.g., allowing too much air intake), there could be an increase in colic symptoms despite the anti-colic feature.
- Although rare, some infants may have sensitivities or allergies to certain materials used in bottles; monitor your baby for any unusual reactions.
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