Dr Brown's Options Teats - Level 2 (2 Pack)
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This guide is for parents using Dr. Brown's Options+ Level 2 Wide-Neck Teats. These teats offer a medium flow rate suitable for babies transitioning or growing, mimicking the natural flow of breastfeeding. A key benefit is the reduced air ingestion, promoting better digestion. Keep in mind that while designed for wide-neck bottles, proper assembly is crucial for optimal performance.
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| Material | Silk |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dr Brown's |
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FAQs
How often should I replace the teats?
It is recommended to replace the teats every 6-8 weeks, or sooner if they show signs of wear and tear.
Can I use these teats with other bottle brands?
No, these teats are specifically designed for Dr. Brown's Options+ wide-neck bottles only.
How do I clean the teats?
Wash all parts thoroughly with warm, soapy water or in the dishwasher (top rack only). Rinse well and sterilize before first use and periodically thereafter.
How do I sterilize the teats?
You can sterilize the teats by using a sterilizer, boiling them in water for five minutes, or using microwave sterilizing bags.
What if my baby seems to be gulping air?
Make sure the vent system is correctly assembled, as this is designed to reduce air ingestion. Burp your baby frequently during feedings.
Can I use a faster flow teat?
If your baby is taking too long to feed, a faster flow teat may be appropriate. Consult your pediatrician or refer to the product guide for a recommendation.
Troubleshooting
Bottle leaking.
Ensure all parts, including the teat, collar, and vent system components, are correctly assembled. Check that the teat is properly seated in the collar.
Baby is taking too long to feed or seems frustrated.
The teat flow rate might be too slow. Consider using the next level teat (Level 3), if the baby is ready, or consult your pediatrician.
Baby is experiencing excessive gas or discomfort.
Ensure the vent system is properly assembled, and try burping the baby more frequently during feedings. Consider using a different bottle or teat.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reduces air ingestion, potentially reducing colic and gas.
- Promotes a more comfortable feeding experience for the baby.
- Compatible with a popular and well-regarded bottle system (Options+).
- Made from safe, durable, and easy-to-clean silicone.
- Mimics the natural feeding experience.
Cons
- Requires proper assembly of the vent system for optimal performance.
- Teat flow rate may not be suitable for all babies' preferences or needs.
- May require occasional replacement due to wear and tear.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Assembly: Ensure the teat is properly attached to the bottle collar, and the vent system components are correctly assembled inside the bottle. Incorrect assembly can lead to leaks.
- Compatibility: These teats are exclusively designed for Dr. Brown's Options+ wide-neck bottles. They are not compatible with other bottle brands or Dr. Brown's standard bottles.
- Cleaning: Wash all parts thoroughly before the first use and after each use. Disassemble all components. Use warm, soapy water or a dishwasher (top rack only). Rinse well.
- Sterilization: Sterilize all parts before first use and periodically thereafter. You can use a sterilizer, boil them in water for five minutes, or use microwave sterilizing bags.
- Inspection: Regularly inspect the teats for any signs of wear and tear, such as cracks or damage. Replace them immediately if any damage is found. Replace teats every 6-8 weeks, or sooner if needed.
- Storage: Store teats in a clean, dry place when not in use.
- Flow Rate: Observe the baby during feeding. If the flow is too fast or too slow, adjust accordingly. Consider consulting with a pediatrician or lactation consultant if you have concerns about feeding.