Tommee Tippee Natural Start Anti-Colic Baby Bottles - 2x 260ml - Pond Blue

These bottles feature an integrated anti-colic valve within the teat. This valve works by venting air away from the milk, which helps reduce air ingestion by your baby, thus minimizing gas and colic symptoms.

Yes, these bottles are suitable for feeding both breast milk and formula. Their breast-like teat design is intended to make switching between breast and bottle feeding easier for babies.

To self-sterilise, add 30ml of water to the bottle, place the teat and screw ring loosely on top (do not seal), and microwave for just 3 minutes. Allow to cool before handling. This method sterilises all bottle components in one go.

Yes, while these bottles come with slow flow teats, Tommee Tippee offers replacement teats in various flow rates (medium and fast) that can be purchased separately to suit your baby's changing needs as they grow.

Absolutely. These bottles are made from 100% BPA, BPS, and phthalate-free materials, ensuring no harmful chemicals leach into your baby's milk. They meet all relevant safety standards.

It is recommended to replace teats every 2-3 months for hygiene reasons and to ensure optimal performance. Always inspect teats before each use and replace immediately if any signs of damage or wear are visible.

Ensure all components (teat, screw ring, bottle) are assembled correctly and securely. The anti-colic valve must be properly seated, and the screw ring tightened firmly but not excessively. Refer to the 'Assembly' steps under 'Initial Setup'.

These bottles come with slow flow teats, which are designed for newborns and younger infants or those who prefer a more controlled pace. Ensure the anti-colic valve is not blocked. As your baby grows, you may need to purchase medium or fast flow teats separately from Tommee Tippee to match their feeding pace.

Verify that you have added the correct amount of water (30ml) to the bottle. Ensure your microwave is operating at its usual power and that the bottle is placed centrally. Make sure the teat and screw ring are placed *loosely* on top, allowing steam to circulate, and not sealed tightly.

Check that the anti-colic valve on the teat is fully open and not stuck together. Gently squeeze the valve before use to ensure it's functional. If it appears damaged, replace the teat.