The MAM self-sterilising bottles were great as we don't have to have a separate steriliser and can sterilise them at family's houses if needed. The downside is that you do need a microwave." This is a function that has not yet existed in this form before. To help from feeding the contents of the bottle too hot to your baby, NUK First Choice + baby bottles now feature the new NUK Temperature Control Indicator. It looks like a thermometer, is located within the graduation marks and the temperature of the contents of the bottle makes it change colour. In the future, the function will help parents to achieve the optimum temperature when feeding their baby. The best sterilisers on the market offer a helping hand, whether you buy a cold water steriliser, microwave version or an electric steriliser. Microwave and electric sterilisers work by steaming the bottles until they’re clean – although you always need to wash everything thoroughly first – before sterilising. Binkies will come with a classic rounded shape. Others have an elongated orthodontic nipple. Still, you’ll find Nuk pacifiers that are shaped differently for bottles and breastfeeders. Go with size recommendations for your child’s age. These have been designed for that age-groups preference. Construction If the food is too hot, the normally blue indicator will turn white. Ideally, the food for feeding should have body temperature (37°C) and corresponds to the mean blue tone on the display. The new Temperature Control function is integrated in NUK First Choice + bottles made of polyamide and polypropylene. Licensed editions are excluded.

These genius MAM self-sterilising bottles don’t need a separate sterilising machine – simply pop them into a microwave. The base unscrews and the clever design means that, just by putting a little water in the base of the bottle and placing in the microwave for three minutes, your bottle is sterilised. It makes life on the go easy. It also means you don’t have to have another large appliance on your kitchen work surface. With its new soft zone, the silicone baglet is a better fit against the roof of your baby´s mouth – giving a natural feeling while drinking. The teats are SkinSoftTM to help a baby switch between their mum’s nipple and the bottle. Different teat flows available.The NUK Anti-Colic Air System ensures a natural flow to help your baby drink without swallowing air. However, you’re interested in the overall wellness of your child. General maintenance-worthy aspects of a Nuk pacifier to keep in mind include; Its Shape Generally speaking, all teats, whether they are made of silicone or latex, should be replaced every 1 to 2 months. The main difference is that latex is a natural product whereas silicone is synthetically produced. As a result, both materials have their own special characteristics. Another highly recommended and easy way for cleaning electric sterilisers are the descaling sachets. These sachets are made of components that are less abrasive than both the citric acid or the vinegar solution. In addition, they can be used to clean any type of steriliser. The sachets make sure that they eliminate limescale more precisely.

When preparing your baby’s formula, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions and make sure that you use the right amounts of water and milk powder. If, after shaking the bottle, froth appears, then let the bottle stand for a while until the froth has dispersed. children who go to sleep with a soother have a much lower risk of cot death. However, the specific reasons for this have not yet been completely researched.Carefully read warnings and instructions inside. Please retain product information and article/ LOT no. for future use.