Cleft Palate Silicone Teat - Small
Cleft Palate Silicone Teat - Small
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Description
Description
Wider: 16mm, to cover the palate avoiding the risk of the teat becoming stuck in the cleft which would direct the milk into the nasal cavity
Thicker: 2mm on the upper side, to act as a substitute palate and allow for better suction
Thinner: 0.9mm and softer on the lower side, to allow baby to easily squeeze the milk out by gently pressing the teat with their tongue.
Variable Flow Y Cut: To make sure baby only gets the amount of liquid that they are able to swallow. The Y cut allows baby to get milk easily by pressing the tip with their tongue, allowing the Y cut to open its flaps mechanically instead of relying on suction strength. The Cleft Palate Teat comes in both a regular and small size.
Use the small teat for newborn babies.
How to use
How to use
-To assemble, insert the teat into the top of the bottle cap/collar.
-Press down firmly to check teat is secure and even.
-Press to make sure the air ventilation system opens.
Features & Benefits
Features & Benefits
-Prevents the teat from becoming lodged in the cleft
-Upper side thickness of 2mm to act as a substitute palate
-Opens mechanically when pressed by the tongue
-Does not rely on strong suction
-Designed for babies with cleft palate conditions
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