MAM | Easy Active Bottle 6+ Months, Sand (330 ml), with Silicone Teat, Ultra Fast X-Speed, Airtight Seal

• Easy to use - Thanks to its ergonomic shape, the MAM baby bottle is practical and very easy to hold for baby and parents.
• Ultra soft teat - The baby bottle features a MAM teat made of SkinSoft silicone that is gentle as the skin. It gives your baby a familiar and soft mouth feeling.
• Airtight seal - The ergonomic bottle cap guarantees leak-proof transport and protects the teat from dirt. The dispenser is scaled to measure smaller amounts.
• Hygienic and practical: The practical bottle has a wide opening that makes filling and cleaning particularly easy.
• Practical details - MAM Easy Active bottle from 6+ months, sand-coloured, BPA and BPS free, suitable for babies from 6 months, 330 ml

MAM Easy Active Baby Bottle 2. Age - An easy to hold baby bottle, suitable for active babies Your baby from 6 months learns new things every day, so it is important to provide him with the necessary tools for his good development! The MAM Easy Active bottle for 2nd Generation with ultra-fast flow has been developed in collaboration with medical experts and offers your baby a suitable baby bottle. The bottle is compatible with all MAM small to medium flow pacifier sizes, so you can adjust your bottle to suit baby's needs. The MAM SkinSoft silicone teat is easily accepted by 94% of babies - they facilitate the transition from breastfeeding to bottle. 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 dispenser to measure the right amount of infant formula. Gripping this ergonomic baby bottle is easy for both babies and their parents. The advantages of the Easy Active baby bottle: Ergonomic for easy handling by the baby. Ultra-fast flow, ideal for babies who have learned to drink faster Teats accepted by 94% of babies* X-flow vacuum cleaner, ultra-fast speed. Easy to clean thanks to wide opening. Format: 330 ml, sand-coloured. *Market study 2010-2020, tests with 1572 babies.