MAM Easy Active 6+ Months Bottle Lilac 330ml with Silicone Teat Ultra-Fast X-Flow Speed

• EASY TO USE - Thanks to its ergonomic shape, this MAM bottle is practical and very easy to hold for baby and parents.
• Ultra-soft teat – the bottle has a MAM teat made of SkinSoft silicone, which is gentle on the skin. It gives your baby a familiar and soft mouthfeel.
• Airtight seal – The ergonomic bottle cap ensures leak-free transport and protects the teat from dirt. The measuring cup is graduated to measure small quantities.
• Hygienic and practical – This practical bottle has a wide opening that makes filling and cleaning particularly easy.
• Practical details – MAM Easy Active baby bottle age 6+ months, lilac, BPA and BPS free, suitable for babies from 6 months, 330 ml.

MAM Easy Active Baby Bottle 2nd Age - An Easy to Hold Bottle, Suitable for Active Babies Your baby 6 months or older learns new things every day, which is why it is important to offer him the necessary tools for his or her proper development! The MAM Easy Active 2nd age bottle with ultra-fast flow was developed in collaboration with medical experts: thanks to it, your baby is guaranteed to have a bottle that meets his needs. The bottle is compatible with all sizes of MAM teats, small to medium flow, allowing you to customize your bottle to suit baby's needs. MAM SkinSoft silicone teats are easily accepted by 94% of babies*: they make the transition from breastfeeding to bottle easier. Designed without BPA and BPS, the container can be used with breast milk or infant formula – in this case, the leak proof cap can be used as a measuring cup to measure the right amounts of formula formula. The grip of this ergonomic bottle is easy for both baby and parents. Advantages of the Easy Active Bottle: Ergonomic for easy grip by baby Ultra-fast flow ideal for babies who have learned to drink faster Pacifier accepted by 94% of babies* X-flow teat, ultra-fast speed Easy to clean thanks to its wide opening. Size: 330 ml, lilac colour *Market study 2010-2020, tests carried out with 1572 babies