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Philips AventBottle Feeding Solutions Set

SCD278/00

Bottle Feeding Solutions

Avent Bottle Feeding Solutions Set contains: 1x Electric Bottle and Baby Food Warmer, 2 x 125ml/ 4oz and 4 x 260ml/ 9oz Feeding Bottles, 1 x Compact Bag and Feeding Accessories

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BPA Free

Bottle Feeding Solutions

  • Classic

Curved brush head and molded tip

Curved brush head and molded tip

Specially curved brush head and molded handle-tip reach the corners of all types of bottles, nipples and feeding equipment for thorough cleaning.

Heats safely and evenly

Heats safely and evenly

Feeds are heated evenly without hot spots. Automatic shut-off means no risk of overheating.

Orthodontic, symmetrical and collapsible nipple

Orthodontic, symmetrical and collapsible nipple

Flat, drop-shaped symmetrical nipples respect the natural development of your baby's palate, teeth and gums, even if the pacifier ends up upside-down in the mouth.

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  1. A clinical study showed that at two weeks of age, babies showed less fussing than babies fed with another bottle. (Study conducted by the Institute of Child Health, London. 2008.)