The bottle is designed to support a baby's natural sucking pattern, which can aid in the development of oral muscles.
Its integrated anti-colic system reduces air swallowing, which helps to minimize discomfort, gas, and fussiness in infants.
The design facilitates an easy transition for babies between breastfeeding and bottle-feeding.
The streamlined shape of the bottle makes it simple for parents to hold, clean, and feed their baby.

Before the first use, and before each subsequent use, disassemble all parts and wash them thoroughly with a liquid cleanser, then sterilize.
To sterilize, you can place the bottle and its components in boiling water for 5 minutes. Alternatively, chemical or steam sterilizers can be used according to their instructions.
Prepare formula according to the manufacturer's instructions, typically using boiled water cooled to about 70°C.
Securely attach the nipple and cap to the bottle before feeding. Always check the temperature of the milk on your wrist before giving it to the baby.

Always use this product under adult supervision.
Before each use, inspect the nipple by pulling it in all directions and discard it at the first sign of damage or weakness.
Do not use feeding nipples as soothers or pacifiers.
Continuous and prolonged sucking of fluids can cause tooth decay.
Keep all components that are not in use out of the reach of children.
It is advisable to consult a healthcare professional before introducing bottle feeding to your baby.

The bottle is made of Polypropylene (PP) and the nipple is made of silicone. All parts are free of BPA and BPS.
For cleaning, use a sponge or nylon brush; avoid abrasive materials that could scratch the bottle.
The bottle is heat resistant up to 110°C and can be sterilized by boiling or steaming.
It is recommended to replace PP bottles approximately every 6 months, or sooner if they become cloudy or show signs of wear.
Store in a dry, covered container when not in use.