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Pigeon Feeding Bottle Plastic, 50Ml

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Pigeon Feeding Bottle Plastic 50ml — BPA-free bottle with peristaltic nipple and Air Ventilation System to reduce colic.
Size 50ml
Suitable For Newborns
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Description
Encourages baby to use natural sucking pattern
Peristaltic Nipple is ultra soft and flexible to allow for natural and smooth tongue movement Air Ventilation System (AVS) reduces intake of gas, a potential cause of colic
Specifications
BrandPigeon
Product TypeFeeding Bottle
Size50ml
Suitable ForNewborns
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Peristaltic nipple do?

It's ultra-soft and flexible, encouraging your baby's natural sucking pattern and tongue movement.

What is the Air Ventilation System for?

It reduces the amount of gas your baby takes in while feeding, which may help ease colic.

What age is this bottle suitable for?

Its small 50ml size suits newborns and small, early feeds.

How do I clean and sterilise it?

Wash thoroughly in warm soapy water and sterilise before first use and after every feed.

How do I check the milk temperature?

Test the milk on your wrist before feeding — it should feel lukewarm, not hot.