a pigeon peristaltic teat for wide neck bottles with a Y opening in size LL

a pigeon peristaltic teat for wide neck bottles with a Y opening in size LL in its packaging

Flexible™ Peristaltic Teat LL 2pcs

$14.00

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Designed for growing toddlers, the Pigeon Flexible Peristaltic Teat (Size LL) features a slim-neck shape and double-thickness silicone for a soft, flexible, and comfortable latch.

A built-in anti-colic vent helps reduce air intake, while the Y-cut opening responds to baby’s sucking strength-opening more with stronger sucks for a natural, controlled flow.

BPA & BPS free.

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Description

Designed for growing toddlers, the Pigeon Flexible Peristaltic Teat (Size LL) features a slim-neck shape and double-thickness silicone for a soft, flexible, and comfortable latch.

A built-in anti-colic vent helps reduce air intake, while the Y-cut opening responds to baby’s sucking strength-opening more with stronger sucks for a natural, controlled flow.

BPA & BPS free.

How to use

-Before first use and after each use, wash thoroughly and sterilise.
-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

-Slim-neck shape for easy attachment and secure fit
-Made with double-thickness silicone material
-Soft, flexible, and durable teat design
-Built-in anti-colic vent system
-Y-cut opening that responds to sucking strength
-BPA and BPS free

FAQ's about Flexible™ Peristaltic Teat LL 2pcs

Why does it look like the teat is closed?

This teat opens only when your baby sucks. The harder the baby sucks, the more the teat will open and vice versa.

How do I know when to change to the next size of teat?

We recommend that you get the cues to change size from your baby rather than the teat packet. Age recommendations for teats are very difficult because each baby develops at a different rates.

Ways you can tell that you should move up a size.

It might be time to consider a larger teat if:
Your baby is fussing every time they feed – this could mean that they are getting frustrated with the flow of milk from the bottle as it’s not coming fast enough.
The teat keeps collapsing when the baby is drinking, (and it’s not because the air flow valve is blocked). This can mean that the baby is sucking too hard for the size of the hole in the teat and a vacuum is being created, hence the teat collapses. The baby is now trying to drink faster than the size of the teat will allow.

How long do Pigeon silicone teats last?

We recommend changing Pigeon teats every 2-3 months, taking into consideration how many you have in rotation. Change your baby bottle teats immediately if they're damaged, weak or have bite marks.

If your teats have discoloured it is likely that they have been in contact with high temperatures during washing and sterilising.

Kindly check the temperature for your electric steriliser that it doesn’t exceed 110 degrees celsius and discard discoloured teat.