Glass feeding bottles - 2 pieces - 240ml

This glass baby feeding bottle is made of high quality thermal borosilicate glass. This is high-quality glass that makes the baby bottle shock-resistant. The pacifier that comes with the glass baby bottle is for an age of 3-24 months.\n

Instruction Hevea Baby bottle - glass

\nThe Hevea baby bottle must be sterilized for 5 minutes in boiling water before first use\nThe bottle can be warmed in a bottle warmer\nThe bottle can be adjusted with different teats to suit the baby's growth.\n\nInspect before Feed the teat and bottle before each use and pull the bottle teat in all directions. Do not leave a bottle teat in direct sunlight or heat, or leave it in disinfectant for longer than recommended as this can weaken the teat. At the first sign of damage, wear or tear, throw the teat away as they can be a choking hazard! to assure. Change pacifiers after 1-2 months of use.\n

Cleaning glass baby bottle

\nBefore first use, soak in boiling water for 5 minutes. This is good for hygiene. Then rinse with warm water before each use.\nFor babies up to 3 months, disinfect the teat regularly (cooking or similar).\nWhen cooking, make sure there is always enough water in the pan to prevent material damage.\nNot cook in the pressure cooker.\nDo not clean in the dishwasher or disinfect in the microwave - disinfectant and heat produced by the microwave can damage the material.\nAfter cleaning make sure there is no water left in the teat.\n \n \n \n \n \n

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• There are graduation marks on the baby bottle, but if precise measurements are needed, use a measuring cup or spoon.
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• When shaken vigorously, the pressure in the bottle can rise and cause leakage or spraying due to the high temperature of the liquid in the bottle.
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• When the baby feeding bottle is broken, the broken glass and sharp edges can cause major damage. Always use the bottle under adult supervision.
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• The baby's feeding bottle can break if it falls or hits something hard.
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• Thermal shock can shatter the bottle if the difference between the room temperature and the temperature of the liquid inside is too high.
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• Use water to cool the feeding bottle.
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• Be aware that when teething, Baby may tear the teats.
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