• Breastfeeding Solutions
  • Breastfeeding Solutions
  • Breastfeeding Solutions
  • Breastfeeding Solutions

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Philips AventBreastfeeding Solutions Set

SCD277/00

Breastfeeding Solutions
Includes: 1 x Manual Breast Pump and Breast Milk Container, 3 x 125ml/4oz Feeding Bottle, 2 x 260ml/9oz Feeding Bottle and other Feeding and Breast Care accessories.
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BPA-Free

Breastfeeding Solutions

  • Classic

Moisturises and softens dry or sensitive nipples

Moisturises and softens dry or sensitive nipples during breastfeeding. Hypoallergenic, odourless, with no added colouring, preservative or perfume. Easy to apply, no need to remove before breastfeeding

Ultra comfortable and effective

Ultra comfortable and effective

Five soft petal massagers gently flex in and out, working in tandem with the reliable vacuum. This is intended to help stimulate a fast, natural milk flow.

Convert all Philips AVENT bottles to milk storage containers

Convert all Philips AVENT bottles to milk storage containers

Discs convert all Philips AVENT bottles and cups to milk and food storage containers. Ideal for storing/freezing your expressed breast milk. Keep your teat, screw ring and dome cap assembly clean and compact for travel, by simply adding a sealing base

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Disclaimers
  1. A clinical study showed that at two weeks of age, babies showed less fussing than babies fed with another bottle. (Study conducted by the Institute of Child Health, London. 2008.)