Tommee Tippee Advanced Anti-Colic Baby Bottle - Slow Flow Breast-Like Teat - Pack of 3

The Tommee Tippee Advanced Anti-Colic bottle features a unique triple-vented wand that draws air away from the milk, preventing your baby from ingesting air bubbles during feeding. This, combined with the breast-like teat, significantly reduces air intake and helps alleviate colic symptoms.

The venting tube includes a heat sensing strip. If the strip changes color to pink, it indicates that the milk is too hot. Always test a few drops on the inside of your wrist before offering it to your baby, regardless of the strip's color.

These specific bottles come with a slow-flow breast-like teat, which is generally suitable for newborns and younger babies.

These teats are specifically designed for optimal anti-colic performance with Tommee Tippee Advanced Anti-Colic bottles. While they might physically fit other Tommee Tippee bottle types, the full anti-colic benefits may not be achieved.

No, this specific Tommee Tippee Advanced Anti-Colic bottle is not self-sterilising. You will need to sterilise all components using a separate steriliser (steam, UV, boiling, or cold water method) after each use.

For hygiene and safety reasons, it is recommended to replace teats every 2-3 months. You should also replace them immediately at the first signs of damage, weakness, or if they become sticky or discolored.

Ensure the screw ring is tightened securely onto the bottle, but do not overtighten. Check that the teat is correctly seated in the screw ring and the anti-colic wand is properly clicked into place at the base of the bottle. Also, verify that the anti-colic valve on the teat is not blocked.

First, ensure all parts, especially the anti-colic wand, are assembled correctly and securely. The wand must be clicked into the base. Also, check that the slow-flow teat is appropriate for your baby's age and feeding style. Sometimes, a different flow rate might be needed. Always burp your baby during and after feeds.

The heat sensing strip only changes color (to pink) if the liquid's temperature is above a safe feeding threshold (typically around 37°C/98.6°F). If the liquid is already at a safe or cooler temperature, the strip will not change. Always test the milk temperature on the inside of your wrist before feeding your baby.

A collapsing teat can indicate a vacuum issue. Ensure the anti-colic valve on the teat is not blocked and is fully open. Also, verify that the anti-colic wand is properly assembled and allowing air to vent. If the teat is old or damaged, replace it.

Disassemble the wand into its separate components. Use a small bottle brush or a teat cleaning brush specifically designed for small parts to thoroughly clean all sections of the wand. Rinse under running water to ensure no milk residue remains. Regular and immediate cleaning after each feed prevents milk from drying and sticking.