Nipple travel pack
SCF139/02
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Ideal for travel
| Baby naturally controls milk flow |
| The Airflex Teat works with baby’s natural feeding rhythm. Your baby controls milk flow more like breastfeeding, which can help reduce overeating and spit-up. |
| A unique skirt system, with a built in one-way air valve at its base flexes to allow air into the bottle to prevent a vacuum, whilst milk flows at a pace that baby controls. This promotes healthy, active feeding and reduces colic. |
| You may hear the Airflex valve quietly working, but watch as the bubbles move away from the teat - that’s your guarantee that air is going into the bottle, not into baby’s tummy. The naturally shaped teat promotes proper latch-on and makes it easier to combine breast and bottle feeding. |
| Benefits and features: | |
Ideal for travelAssemble the teat travel pack immediately after removing from steriliser. Teats will stay sterile for up to 24 hours. Ideal for when you are on the go. |
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| Country of origin | |
| England | Yes |
| What is included | |
| Dome cap | 2 pcs |
| Screw ring | 2 pcs |
| Sealing base | 2 pcs |
Babies are unique. What suits one baby may not suit another. Philips AVENT bottles are fitted with Slow flow teats as standard. Other available options are:
If you find your baby becoming unhappy or tired during feeding, or if the feeding sessions regularly seem to be taking much longer than before, these may be signs that you need to move up to the next flow rate. Don't worry if you never change flow rates or if you change flow rates frequently. Some babies need different flow rates at different times of the day. Some babies eat vigorously at the beginning of a feed and then slow down at the end.
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What is the benefit of the variable flow teat?The variable flow teat has a slot rather than holes, which provides three flow rates with the one teat. By simply turning the bottle, the variable flow teat changes the flow rate to adjust to your baby's changing needs, easily and at any time. When turned to the fast flow setting, the variable flow teat is also suitable for use with thicker feeds. The variable flow teat has also been found to be very effective when feeding premature babies. A premature baby's underdeveloped facial muscles and 'suck, swallow, breathe' rhythm can cause the baby to tire quickly making feeding more difficult. How long can I use a teat before it needs replacement?Philips AVENT teats are made from silicone rubber. Since silicone does not wear out or change shape, the teats will need to be changed less often than latex teats. We recommend changing the teats in any event after 3 months use, for hygiene reasons. Always inspect the teats before use and throw away if damaged. Will the holes in the teat change size?The holes in the teats are laser cut and will not change in size over time. If your baby is having a harder time getting milk, the teat is probably clogged. To unclog the teat, roll the tip of the teat between your thumb and forefinger to loosen any build-up. Remember to wash the teats with soap and water after each use. If you make a practice of rolling the tip of the teat between your fingers with each washing, you will be sure to clean out any remaining breastmilk or formula. And always be sure to rinse the bottle and teat well after washing. |
"My two children never had any problems with colic. They both used AVENT anti-colic teats - I’d recommend them to all my friends." -- Ms. D. (Airflex Feeding Bottles)
"As a breastfed baby, Emma took her first bottle of breastmilk at 5 weeks with no hesitation." -- Mrs. A. (Airflex Feeding Bottles)
"The bottles are comfortable to hold and my son rarely suffered from wind or colic due to the teat design." -- Marcelle K. (Airflex Teats)
"I recently gave birth to a baby girl and was unable to feed her solely on breastmilk... 12 weeks on she is still taking the breast happily and supplementing with formula using your bottles." -- Michelle J. (Airflex Teats)
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