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FOUR MODELS AVAILABLE. A bottle should be chosen with a teat suitable for the age, size, physiological characteristics and preferences of the baby, as this will determine the degree of acceptance of the bottle, the quality of sucking and the correct development of the jaw and palate.
ACTION AND DESCRIPTION
Recommended age for use from 4 to 36 months.made of sterilisable, non-toxic and unbreakable materials. It can be boiled up to 120º. It has no smell or taste and its walls are completely smooth and transparent to prevent food residues from sticking to it.
ACTION AND DESCRIPTION
The material of the teats TPE (thermoplastic elastomer):1.- It is an odourless polymer which differs from the typical smell of latex (natural material).2.- It is a more resistant material than silicone, which is especially important when children have teeth.
- It is necessary to ensure that the flow of water, milk or food is adequate. Under no circumstances is it advisable to increase the size of the orifice, as this suppresses the sensation of tiredness (necessary for the infant's satiety) and favours the development of bad digestion, with vomiting and abdominal pains.
- Special care must be taken with the state of conservation and hygiene, sterilising them periodically and renewing them when necessary.
- The bottle should be prepared by adjusting the proportions of milk and water to the doses prescribed by the paediatrician or as specified by the manufacturer. Overly concentrated bottles can cause symptoms of dehydration and digestion problems, while overly diluted bottles do not feed adequately.
- When the contents of the bottle are not completely used up by the child, the excess should be thrown away. Milk should not be reheated or left at room temperature for more than a few minutes.
After each feeding, the bottle should be washed immediately, as milk is an excellent breeding ground for bacteria.
