Squeeze Feeding Bottle with Spoon - Peach

Thanks to the Haakaa feeding spoon, you can easily and cleanly feed your baby homemade porridge on the go. Unlike with Quetschies, there is no waste either. In addition, the spoon is made of 100% silicone and is therefore free of chemicals. Simply fill the bottle with porridge (or yoghurt, fruit puree, etc.) and screw on the lid. The bottle is tight so that no porridge can leak out. To feed, simply remove the protective cap and gently squeeze the bottle - this way the porridge is dosed cleanly onto the spoon and you can feed your baby. Of course, you don't have to eat the whole bottle at once: when your baby has had enough, you can simply put the lid back on and put the spoon back in the bag. Characteristics - Squeeze with homemade porridge and zero waste! - 100% food grade silicone. - 120ml volume. - Dishwasher safe. - Easy cleaning: all parts can be disassembled. Leakproof and airtight when the lid is on. - Can be placed directly in hot water to heat porridge. - Less mess and no waste. - Conforms to European EN14350 and American FDA regulations. - Free from PVC, BPA, phthalates and artificial colors. Cleaning and care: Clean before and after each use. Although dishwasher safe, we recommend cleaning the Haakaa silicone products by hand with hot water and soap and then rinsing them out well. The silicone can turn milky in the dishwasher. Do not use harsh agents such as sterilizing tablets or bleach. Sterilize the Haakaa silicone products after each use, preferably in a steam sterilizer or by boiling them in hot water for 2-3 minutes. Also, do not use UV sterilizers as they will shorten the lifespan of the products. Danger: Use only under adult supervision. This is not a teething ring and is not designed to be chewed on for long periods of time. This isn't a toy. Use the item only for its intended purpose. Check regularly that the product is still completely intact and replace it if it shows any signs of damage. Do not store the item near sharp objects. Store the item in a cool, dry place and avoid direct sunlight. Only use soft sponges or brushes with soft bristles for cleaning (hard bristles or sponges can damage the surface of the silicone). If the item comes into contact with dishwashing liquid, the silicone can turn white. Over time, silicone can absorb color or odor. Please ask your midwife, lactation consultant, pediatrician or paediatrician about the introduction of complementary food. Complementary food is generally recommended from the 4th to 6th month, with the WHO recommending exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months.