Tommee Tippee Newborn Baby Bottles 150 & 260ml Starter Set Advanced Anti-Colic

Tommee Tippee Newborn Baby Bottles 150 & 260ml Starter Set Advanced Anti-Colic Description

Our Advanced Anti-Colic Newborn Starter Set has all the bottles and teats you need to start bottle feeding with confidence.

A baby with colic is no fun for anyone. Tommee Tippee enhanced anti-colic bottles are specially designed to prevent colic by reducing air bubbles in the milk and to encourage a good latch-on during feeding. Meaning 80 Percent fewer colic symptoms such as wind, reflux and fussing. And 100 Percent more smiles.

This is no ordinary bottle. Tommee Tippee Advanced Anti-Colic bottle works a little differently from regular bottles to help combat colic while ensuring a comfortable feeding experience for you and your baby. The distinct anti-colic venting system draws air away from milk. Plus, the Anti Colic venting tube comes with a built-in heat sensing strip that gives you extra reassurance that milk is not too hot for a comfortable feed. And the anti-colic teat flexes and stretches naturally to ensure a good latch.

Tommee Tippee baby bottles are inspired by what babies love most: Mum. With the most breast-like teat ever made, this baby bottle flexes like mum and feels like mum because babies prefer it that way.

The wide neck bottle makes cleaning easy and the bottles are suitable for use in the dishwasher, microwave and steam sterilisers. Simply unscrew your baby bottle into three parts for easy cleaning and sterilising.

All of our baby bottles are 100% BPA-free for complete peace of mind.

How often should I replace the bottle teats?

We recommend changing your bottle teats every two months. And you should change them immediately if they're damaged, weak or have been bitten by tiny teeth.

*We consulted 210 parents who tried using this product to reduce their child's colic symptoms, 80% of them agreed the bottle had successfully reduced the symptoms (June 2017)

**92% of more than 1200 parents who used our teat with their child recalled that they accepted it within the first 3 attempts. (June 2017)