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Perfect for travelling babies and parents, the MAM Self-Sterilising baby bottles can be sterilised in just three minutes using a microwave. Pour 20ml water in the base of the container, arrange the components on the top (don't screw!) and in minutes your baby's bottles are safe to use. Made for Mums judge, Melanie said "Self-sterilisation is a good feature, and it's worth the money. Best-looking bottle on the market and great for sterilising on the go." If you’re unsure if they’re ready, rest assured there’s no exact science to when it’s time to change up the flow rate on your baby’s bottle. However in other instances I was stumped as to why their feeding had suddenly gone haywire and they were more agitated. If you’re considering changing the flow of teats before your baby shows signs of being ready, there’s no harm in giving it a go.
You are likely to change your baby’s teat size every two to three months. But that’s just a rough guide, and some babies may want a faster flow earlier than others. If your baby is not doing well on a particular flow rate, and you’ve tried changing it, it may be time to switch to another brand. Dr Brown’sIf you’re wondering whether you should change the teat flow, this gives you a rough guide of flow speed by age: Flow rate NUK is a little different from some other manufacturers. It features two different teat sizes and each size comes with S, M and L hole sizes for you to choose from. A Level 1 or newborn teat generally comes on every bottle and is a great starting point for many babies. While most bottles offer various teat levels that are tied to an age range (for example, 3 months+), every infant has their own feeding style, which is not necessarily a reflection of their age or size.
Just to showcase how much flow rate varies by manufacturer, here is a guide to some of the bigger brands teat flows. Allow bottle to cool down before removing from microwave. Recommended cooling time: 10 minutes at opened microwave door.Knowing when to move to the next teat level is an important – and sometimes confusing – part of a comfortable and happy feeding experience for you and your baby.
Step 2: Fill the base with silicone valve with 20 ml of cool water. The protective cap makes a practical measuring cup. As a baby’s feeding develops and they are taking a longer time feeding from a Level 2 teat, many parents choose to move up to a Level 3 teat. Variable – features an adjustable flow rate that can be change between 1 and 3 by turning the bottle.When it comes to deciding on changing baby’s teat you can assess both the signs they’re ready as well as their age before taking the leap. Slow flow is great for breastfed babies when switching between bottle and breast; mimics the slower flow of breastfeeding Some brands have more levels – as many as six different types of teat – providing a little more choice for parents looking to find a teat that’s just right.
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