Canpol babies Anti-Colic Bottle 300ml EasyStart Sleepy Koala

The EasyStart anti-colic bottle was created for a happy baby’s belly. A special anti-colic valve prevents the accumulation of air bubbles in food, which, combined with a properly selected feeding position, allows you to effectively eliminate the baby’s abdominal ailments associated with colic and bloating. Neurologist and pediatric educator, Marcelina Przeździęk, recommends the EasyStart bottle as the first bottle for a child: “The EasyStart bottle meets all the neuropedic criteria for choosing the best first feeding bottle for your child. The shape of the pacifier allows for optimal work of the lips, cheeks and tongue, as well as the correct formation of the suction pattern. EasyStart bottles are simply an easy start in bottle feeding. The pacifier is made of soft and hypoallergenic silicone, thanks to which it is very durable, does not deform, does not dry out and does not discolor. It is odorless and tasteless, which makes it easier for the baby to accept the bottle, and its shape resembles the mother’s breast, allowing alternating feeding – breastfeeding and bottle feeding. As many as 90% of midwives recommend the EasyStart bottle pacifier. * Convenient handles allow you to hold the bottle yourself when the child is ready for it. The handles glow in the dark and make it easier to find the bottle at night. The handles can be removed. The contoured shape of the bottle makes it easier to hold the bottle properly during feeding. Canpol babies wide anti-colic bottle with glowing PP handles EasyStart 300ml Sleepy Koala was made of safe and modern material. It is light, durable and completely transparent. The clear and precise scale allows you to control the amount eaten by the child, and thanks to the wide hole it is easy to clean and fill. Canpol babies wide anti-colic bottle with glowing PP handles EasyStart 300ml Sleepy Koala is compatible with all Canpol babies breast pumps. Designed and manufactured in Poland with the highest quality and safety standards. *Based on a survey in a group of 54 midwives in 2021.