Baby Nursing & Feeding Mininor

These soft, silicone baby bottle teats/nipples from Mininor are ergonomically designed to comfortably feed your baby.

The suppleness and unique spiral structure allows your baby to use their natural sucking technique, without the risk of compromising your breastfeed journey.

Made with an anti-colic air valve to reduce the risk of air intake by your baby and hence discomfort following feeding.

Sizes 0 month, 3 month, 6 month and 9 month have a regular round hole. The 9 month+ teat has a cross cut hole making it leak-proof and suitable for thicker liquids.

Product should only be used under adult supervision. Age indications are a guide only.

Available in five sizes for you to find the best flow rate for your baby. Bottle purchased separately.

INCLUDES: Two silicone teats in your chosen size to use with your Mininor baby bottle.

Materials: Medical grade silicone.

The Mininor Straw Bottle supports your baby to transition from breast or bottle to drinking from an open cup.

The soft, flexible handles on the bottle make it easy to grip and comfortable for your child to hold.

The no-spill straw has variable flow and the heavy ball at the bottom of the straw, means the cup can be used upside down, decreasing any air your child make take in.

Designed for babies and toddlers 6 months and up. A great alternative to a sippy cup, use with or without the handles. Additional straw and cleaning brush can be purchased separately.

Made from Tritan, an extremely safe plastic free from BPS and BPA.

Available in Grey, Rose, Blue and Green.

INCLUDES: One 220 ml bottle with straw.

Materials: Bottle: Tritan. Lid: PP, Straw: Silicone

Volume: 220 ml

Care:

• Rinse the straw soon after use and clean the other parts with liquid detergent and warm water.
• All parts are top-shelf dishwasher safe.
• All parts, except the cup itself can be boiled.
• The cup can be sterilized by using a UV sterilizer.

Warning: Do not place the cup in a microwave as the ball contains metal. Do not heat the bottle to more than 70°C.