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- Available in 4 different flow types, the Chicco Physio Teat respects the natural sucking movement of the baby.
- Made of extra-soft silicone, the Chicco Physio Teat perfectly simulates the mother's breast, offering the baby a comfortable feeling that facilitates acceptance.
Feature
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Inspired by mother's nipple for a natural latch- The symmetrical, elongated and flattened shape of the Physio teat, inspired from the shape of the mother’s nipple during the sucking phase, is designed to promote the peristaltic movement of the child’s tongue. The Physio teat adapts perfectly to the mouth of the baby and aids the natural way of sucking.
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Made of Hygienic Silicone: Soft Sense - The teat is made of 100% soft and hygienic silicone. The teat finish and the material provides the baby a comfortable , velvety and soft feeling, contributing to an even more natural sucking and helps in easy transitions between breast-feeding and bottle-feeding and vice-versa. Accepted by 98% babies.
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Advanced Anti-Colic Effect- The anti-colic valve situated at the base of the teat ensure perfect ventilation inside the bottle. Thus, helps to prevent the ingestion of air while feeding, reducing the risk of colic and regurgitation, thus enables smooth, relaxed and continuous feeding thereby minimizing any discomfort to the baby.
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Approved by Babies- The shape of the teat adapts perfectly to the baby's mouth according to 95% of mothers. Accepted by 98% of children
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Interchangeable Physiological Teat: The teats are compatible with all the Well-Being feeding bottles range. Available in different stages/flow types. The 4 flows have been designed to adapt to varying stages of your baby's growth.
- BPA Free: Teat made in Italy with safe and hygienic material.
- Brand - Chicco
- Type - Nipple
- Material- Silicone
- Age -0m+
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