MAM 439, Manual, Page: 15 / 16

HEATING Instructions:
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Heat the bottle by one of the following methods: place in a bottle
warmer, under hot running water or in a container of heated water.
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NEVER pour boiling water into the bottle.
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NEVER heat or cool a sealed bottle. Remove the protective cap and teat
(with screw ring) before heating, especially before bottle warmer and
microwave heating. Do not overheat as this may damage the bottle.
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NEVER place bottle in heated oven.
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Take extra care when heating in the microwave. Allow standing time
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recommended by the microwave manufacturer. Do not place the bottle
in the center of the turn table, this could result in an uneven heat
distribution.
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After warming the bottle, wrap a cloth or towel around the bottom of
the bottle and gently tilt from side to side several times in order to
release any excess water from the base.
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After warming the bottle, it is recommended to tighten the bottom of
the bottle.
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After warming the bottle, stir thoroughly to evenly distribute heat. It is
recommended to rather stir the food than shake, to avoid any air bubbles
which might cause colic.
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Test the temperature before serving.
Further important information:
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The bottle is made of polypropylene which is hygienic, easy to clean and
relatively soft. Avoid any heavy pressure on it, as this could affect the
function.
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Do not use pin or sharp object to enlarge feeding hole of teat.
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Do not let babies self-feed.
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Always store the bottle dry.
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Store teats and valves in a dry sealed container.
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Do not leave single bottle parts in direct sunlight or heat.
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Always use only MAM Teats with the MAM Bottles.
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Use sugar free food or liquids only.
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To avoid injury, do not let baby walk with bottle.
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Do not put your baby to bed with bottle. Prolonged contact with liquids
may cause severe tooth decay.
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Bottle teat fits all MAM Bottles and the .
For your child’s safety and health
WARNING!
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Continuous and prolonged sucking of fluids will cause tooth decay.
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Always check food temperature before feeding.
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Throw away at the first signs of damage or weakness.
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Keep components not in use out of the reach of children.
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Never attach to cords, ribbons, laces or loose parts of clothing. The child
can be strangled.
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Never use feeding teats as a soother.
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Always use this product with adult supervision.