Flexible™ Peristaltic Teat Y 2pcs
Flexible™ Peristaltic Teat Y 2pcs
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Description
Description
A soft, flexible slim-neck teat designed for easy, comfortable latching. The double-thickness silicone offers just the right softness, while the built-in venting system helps reduce air intake and ease colic.
The Y-cut opening flows only when baby sucks, adjusting naturally to your little one’s feeding strength.
BPA & BPS free.
Teat size Y, 6+ 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
-Slim-neck teat for natural latch
-Double-thick silicone for softness & flexibility
-Unique venting system helps reduce swallowed air
-BPA & BPS free
Benefits
-Easy, comfortable latch for baby
-Supports smoother feeding with reduced colic
-Designed for growing babies (6–9 months)
-Opens with baby's suck—more flow when needed
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