PIGEON SOFTOUCH BPP NURSING BOTTLE PP 160ML RABBIT

Features

• Newborn Design: Specifically designed for newborns and the early stages of feeding.
• 160 ml Capacity: Compact 160 ml size suited to the feeding needs of young infants.
• Soft Touch Nipple System: Features a Soft Touch nipple that mimics the natural breast to support a correct and comfortable latch.
• High-Quality Polypropylene (PP) Construction: Bottle body is made from high-quality PP material.
• Rabbit Illustration: Decorated with a rabbit design that adds a charming touch to the daily feeding routine.
• Single-Bottle Pack: Each package contains one bottle, making it a practical addition to early-stage feeding essentials.

Materials

• Polypropylene (PP) bottle body
• Soft Touch nipple

Age Suitability

Designed for newborns and suitable for the early stages of feeding.

How to Use

1. Inspect the product before each use - discard any item with cracks, splits, or damage.
2. Sterilise the product before first use and between uses, following the method recommended by the manufacturer.
3. Assemble the parts as shown in the product instructions.
4. Use only as intended - do not adapt or modify any part of the product.
5. Wash your hands before handling the product or feeding the baby.

Care and Cleaning

• Disassemble the bottle, nipple, and cap before cleaning.
• Wash all parts thoroughly with warm water and a mild dish soap after each use.
• Rinse all components well to remove any soap residue before reassembling.
• Sterilise the bottle and nipple regularly using a steam steriliser, boiling water, or a cold-water sterilising solution.
• Inspect the nipple before each use and replace it if any cracks, tears, or changes in texture are noticed.

Safety Tips

• Check the nipple for any signs of damage such as cracks or tears before every feeding, and discard immediately if damage is found.
• Ensure the bottle cap and nipple ring are securely fastened before feeding to prevent leaks.
• Do not microwave the bottle to heat milk, as this can create uneven hot spots; warm the bottle in a bowl of warm water instead.
• Always test the temperature of the milk on the inside of your wrist before feeding to avoid scalding the infant.