Lansinoh NaturalWave Feeding Bottle Slow Flow 160ml

Description

The Lansinoh NaturalWave 160ml feeding bottle comes with a soft slow-flow teat and an anti-colic air vent, designed to fit easily alongside breastfeeding, sold by Ways Pharmacy (UK).

Key facts

Format	Plastic baby feeding bottle
Pack	1 x 160ml bottle with slow-flow (S) teat and stackable lid
Teat	NaturalWave silicone teat, slow flow (S), from 1 month
Anti-colic	AVS air ventilation system to reduce air intake
Care	Dishwasher safe; can be sterilised by boiling
Compatibility	Fits Lansinoh breast pumps and all NaturalWave teat sizes

Who it is for

Parents introducing a bottle to a breastfed baby.
Families who pump with a Lansinoh breast pump and want to feed from the same bottle.

Not suitable for: Not intended for use without adult supervision; never leave a baby alone while feeding.

How to use

Before first use, sterilise the bottle and teat by boiling in water for 5 minutes, making sure no part touches the bottom or sides of the pan.
Fill with expressed breast milk or prepared formula and screw on the teat and collar.
Check the flow before feeding; if milk spills from your baby's mouth, try a slower flow, and if your baby sucks for a long time without getting milk, try a faster flow.
After feeding, wash all parts in warm soapy water or in the dishwasher.
Inspect the teat before each use and replace it about every 7 weeks.

Frequently asked questions

What teat comes with this bottle?

A NaturalWave slow-flow (S) teat, suitable from 1 month.

Can I change to a faster teat later?

Yes. The 160ml bottle fits all NaturalWave teat sizes, sold separately.

Is it dishwasher safe?

Yes. Bottles and teats are dishwasher safe, though hand washing helps the teat last longer.

How often should I replace the teat?

Lansinoh recommends replacing it every 7 weeks, or sooner if it is torn or damaged.

Does it fit Lansinoh breast pumps?

Yes. You can pump straight into the bottle and then fit the teat to feed.

Safety and storage

Always use under adult supervision. Never leave a baby alone while feeding.
Check the teat daily; discard it at the first sign of damage or weakness.
Keep the teat away from direct sunlight and heat, and do not leave it in sterilising solution longer than recommended.
Keep all components not in use out of the reach of children.

Follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning, sterilising and replacing teats. Speak to a health visitor, midwife or pharmacist for feeding advice.