Tommee Tippee Advanced Anti-Colic Baby Bottle - Pack of 3

It is recommended to replace teats every 2-3 months for hygiene and safety. You should also replace them sooner if you notice any signs of wear, damage, or stickiness.

These bottles are specifically designed to work with Tommee Tippee Advanced Anti-Colic teats. Using other brands may compromise the anti-colic system's effectiveness and could lead to leaks or an improper fit.

Yes, all Tommee Tippee Advanced Anti-Colic bottles are made from 100% BPA-free materials for your baby's health and safety.

During feeding, you should observe small bubbles moving up the vent tube and away from the milk. This indicates that air is being drawn out of the milk and prevented from entering your baby's tummy.

The anti-colic wand should be cleaned thoroughly with a small brush specifically designed for bottle parts. Ensure you clean inside the wand to remove any milk residue that could block the vent.

While the bottles are generally safe for freezing expressed breast milk or formula, it's always best to check the manufacturer's specific instructions. Ensure the bottle is not overfilled as liquids expand when frozen.

The slow flow teat is generally recommended for newborns and babies aged 0+ months. As your baby grows and their feeding needs change, you can switch to a medium or fast flow teat.

Ensure all components, especially the anti-colic wand and screw ring, are securely assembled. Check that the silicone teat is correctly pulled through the screw ring and forms a tight seal. Also, ensure the base valve is properly seated.

Verify that the anti-colic wand is properly assembled and positioned to allow air to escape through the vent during feeding. Check the teat flow rate; if your baby is older or a faster feeder, they might need a medium or fast flow teat. Ensure the vent in the base is facing upwards during feeding.

Double-check that you are using precisely 30ml of water and heating for the correct duration (e.g., 3 minutes for an 800W microwave). Ensure all parts are completely disassembled and arranged loosely within the bottle for even sterilisation. The dome cap should be placed loosely, not tightly sealed.

Check that the vent hole in the teat is not blocked. Also, ensure the anti-colic wand is correctly assembled as blockages can affect milk flow. If your baby is older, they may require a faster flow teat.