Tommee Tippee Advanced Anti-Colic Feeding Bottle Heat-Sensing Straw Green 260ml

Tommee Tippee Advanced Anti-Colic feeding bottle with a breast-like silicone teat, three-piece venting system, star valve and heat-sensing straw in green.

Product details

• 260ml plastic feeding bottle with one bottle included.
• Three-piece anti-colic venting system draws air away from milk during feeding.
• Star valve helps prevent milk from travelling back up the tube and reduces leaks.
• Heat-sensing straw turns pink when the feed is too hot.
• BPA-free bottle with a soft, breast-like silicone teat designed to support an easy latch.
• Advanced Anti-Colic teats are compatible with Advanced Anti-Colic Bottles only and are not compatible with Closer to Nature bottles.

Directions

• Inspect the teat before each use and pull it in all directions; discard at the first sign of damage or weakness.
• Check the star valve during cleaning and before preparing a feed; gently pinch it to reopen the slit if it is sealed.
• Stir formula gently with a spoon rather than shaking the bottle.
• Allow boiled water to cool for 30 minutes before preparing a feed.
• Remove the teat, screw ring and bottle hood before microwave heating, and never heat a sealed bottle.
• Dip the anti-colic tube for 10 seconds to check the feed temperature; pink indicates that the feed is too hot.
• Replace the feeding teat every 2 months for safety and hygiene.

Warnings

• Always use under adult supervision and check the food temperature before feeding.
• Take extra care when heating in a microwave because it may create localised hot temperatures; stir heated food and test the temperature before serving.
• Keep unused components out of reach of children.
• Do not store in direct sunlight, near a heat source or in disinfectant longer than recommended.
• Do not store with or allow contact with solvents or harsh chemicals.
• Do not use in a conventional oven or a combination microwave oven with the grill switched on.
• Do not fully secure the anti-colic teat to the bottle base when the feed is too hot.
• Never use the feeding teat as a soother; prolonged sucking of fluids can contribute to tooth decay.
• Do not leave a baby alone with drinking equipment.