Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Baby Bottle Teats, Breast-Like, Anti-Colic Valve, Soft Silicone, Medium-Flow, 3m+, Pack of 2

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Follow your baby’s lead to see what teat is right for them. Some babies prefer to stay on the slow flow teats for many months. You can also buy variflow teats where the flow rate can be varied.' Teats are available for 0m, 0m+, 1m+, 3m+ and 6m+. See image below for an overview. These Philips Avent Natural teats can be used on the Philips Avent Natural feeding bottle and Philips Avent storage cups. Do not use a teat brush or any other implement to clean the feeding hole in the end of the teat or valve as damage such as splits and tears may occur.

my OH works long hours so im pretty much making all these decisions on my own...i know teat size is a trivial decision but im just not confident in making choices no matter how small! There are two reasons why a teat will collapse, one is an indication that your baby is ready for a faster flowing teat, or that the valve has reformed within the teat. The Charity Feed adds that, if your current flow is too slow, you may notice the following signs in your baby: The Slow Flow teat (with the number 2 on the teat) is recommended for babies of 1+ months old that are breastfed and bottle-fed. Starting from the completion of this transaction, you will automatically receive 1 brush head every 3 months, until you have notified us that you wish to pause or cancel your subscription.

Mothers can help relieve their baby’s reflux without medication by using suitable bottles and teats. The best bottles for reflux are airless bottles. They are specially designed to reduce the amount of air that gets into the formula or breast milk (the leading cause of reflux in infants). Latley my little one has starting falling asleep during feeding and just gives up and near the end he gets frustrated. An indication of progress to the next teat flow can be observed through a baby’s body language and feeding behaviour (examples can be found below). When a teat is too big, the milk flow could be so fast, making the baby have so much milk in his mouth. This usually makes the baby choke (he swallows loudly, coughs, and spits out some milk) Hi hun, my midwife told me to change over when Ellie was 4-5 days old! I did and she was fine. She was on the fast flo from 2-3 montjs and can down a 9oz bottle in less than 5 minutes. She dosnt have wind problems either. x

If you are breastfeeding, we suggest staying with the Natural First Flow teat because it is designed to match the flow rate of the mother.

Then the same happened again and I thought to try a number 3.. Couldn't believe she needed that so young but it suited her better. The first few days were a little hit and miss with the new teat. But she soon got used to the faster flow.