SofTouch™ Bottle PP Pink 240ml
SofTouch™ Bottle PP Pink 240ml
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Description
Description
New version available. Buy SofTouch™ III Bottle PP 240ml.
Our SofTouch™ PP Pink 240ml baby bottle comes with a Peristaltic PLUS teat. Backed with extensive research in latching, peristaltic movement and swallowing, the Peristaltic PLUS teat includes our unique Air Ventilation System (AVS). Our Air Ventilation System (AVS) helps minimise nipple confusion and reduces colic in babies.
Made from light-weight plastic, the SofTouch™ PP bottle is consistently voted the best baby bottle by Australian parents*.
Bottle capacity: 240ml. Teat size M - Y cut hole, 3+ months
- Cute pink pattern
- Light weight plastic
- Budget friendly
- Low to regular use
- M teat - Y cut hole, 3+ months
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.
-Screw onto the bottle.
Features & Benefits
Features & Benefits
-AVS Anti-Colic System helps reduce gas and fussiness
-Wide-neck, textured teat mimics a real nipple to minimise nipple confusion
-Supports healthy tongue movement and natural feeding
-Made from safe materials -BPA & BPS free
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FAQ's about SofTouch™ Bottle PP Pink 240ml
Polyphenylsulfone (PPSU) is a medical grade plastic. Naturally honey toned in colour and suitable for high use. With similar qualities to glass bottles, PPSU baby bottles have a longer shelf life.
SofTouch™ Bottle PP Pink 240ml Reviews
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