Kiko Glass Feeding Bottle 12144 50/60 ml

Product Description:

The Kiko Glass Feeding Bottle is made up of non-toxic high-quality glass which is suitable for all babies. It is specially manufactured to be extremely safe for children. It conforms to the safety law and is certified. The teat is made from safe and non-toxic Silicone and is very soft and comfortable for babies. The bottle keeps the milk warm for a long time because of its insulated design and is very easy to carry and use. It is recommended that you clean after every use. It can be conveniently cleaned and sterilized in no time. This bottle has a capacity of 50/60 ml and is made for children age 0 to 2 years old.

• Made up of non-toxic high-quality glass

• It conforms to the safety laws and is certified

• Insulated design to keep the milk warm for a long time

• The teat is made from toxic-free Silicon and is 100% soft

• This Kiko Glass Feeding Bottle has a capacity of 50/60 ml

• It is extremely easy to use and sterilize

• Safe and suitable to use for all babies from ages 0 to 2 years

• Make sure the bottle and the nipple are completely clean

• Prepare the formula or warm the refrigerated formula. The formula should at least be room temperature or warmer

• Pour the formula in the bottle and close the cap. Make sure you close the cap tightly so it doesn’t leak

• Keep the baby's head upright so they do not have any problem in swallowing

• Gently put the teat of the bottle in the baby’s mouth

• Take small stops from feeding to burp the baby and do not force your baby to finish the bottle. Stop feeding if you see signs of feeling full

• Clean and sterilize the bottle after every use

• How to clean the bottle:

• As soon as your baby finishes feeding, wash the bottle, teat, and lid in hot soapy water. Then using a brush, clean out any dried milk stuck inside the bottle and teat

• Once it is completely clean, rinse it with water and let it air dry

• To sterilize the bottle you can either boil all equipment or use chemical sterilizers that are available in the market

• Do not leave the baby unsupervised with the bottle, as there may be a choking hazard

• Always clean and sterilize after every use. Germs can build up and cause infections if it's not cleaned properly

• Never prop the bottle as it can also lead to a choking hazard

• Never let your baby sleep with a bottle in the mouth. The milk can pool up inside the mouth and cause tooth decay