A
Bottle Hood
B
Teat
C
Screw Ring
D
Venting Wheel
E
Venting Tube with Heat Sensing
F
Valve
G
Bottle Base
slow
flow
medium
flow
fast
flow
CLEANING & STERILISING
Before first use, clean the product. Clean before each use. Always wash the product immediately after use. Before first use place in boiling
water for 5 minutes this is to ensure hygiene. Wash in warm soapy water and rinse in clean water or use a dishwasher (top shelf only).
Ensure that you take apart the venting wheel (D) and venting tube (E) and clean thoroughly with the brush provided. For cleaning other
bottle parts, use a tommee tippee closer to nature® bottle and teat brush. Once you have cleaned your bottles they are ready to sterilise. All
bottle components should be sterilised. All bottle components are suitable for sterilisation by steam (electric or micro wave), boiling or
cold-water tablet / liquid solution. Do not clean with solvents or harsh chemicals. Do not allow product to come into contacts with oil based
foods (e.g. oil / tomato based sauces) as staining will occur. Do not turn the teat inside out for cleaning. Damage could result. Use a teat
brush. Do not use a teat brush or any other implement to clean the feeding hole in the end of the teat or valve as damage such as splits and
tears may occur.
STORAGE AND USE
Inspect before each use and pull the teat in all directions. Throw away at the first signs of damage or weakness. Keep all components not in
use out of reach of children. For safety and hygiene reasons it is recommended that the feeding teat is replaced every 2 months. Do not
store or leave in direct sunlight or near a source of heat or leave in disinfectant (“sterilising solution”) for longer than recommended, as this
may weaken the teat. Do not store with or allow to come into contact with solvents or harsh chemicals. Not suitable for use in a conventional
oven or a combination microwave oven with the grill feature switched on. Do not heat in a microwave with bottle sealed. Remove teat, screw
ring and bottle hood.
FOR YOUR CHILDS SAFETY AND HEALTH
WARNING:
Always use this product with adult supervision. Accidents have occurred when babies have been left alone with drinking equipment due to
the baby falling or if the product has disassembled. Always check food temperatures before feeding. Heating in a microwave oven may
produce localised high temperatures. Take extra care when microwave heating. Always stir heated food to ensure even heat distribution and
test the temperature before serving. When making up a feed, follow the formula milk manufacturer’s instructions and allow the freshly boiled
water to cool before pouring it into the bottle. Never use feeing teats as a soother. Continued and prolonged sucking of fluids will cause tooth
decay. Tooth decay in young children can occur even when non-sweetened fluids are used. This can occur if the baby is allowed to use the
bottle for long periods through the day and particularly through the night, when saliva flow is reduced or if it is used as a soother.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
QUICK START
•
Before use, wash all parts in warm soapy water, rinse in clean water and sterilise.
• Assemble your bottle as per the diagram.
• When assembling your bottle it is important that you check the valve (F) by holding it to the light to check that the slit in the silicone has
not sealed closed. If it has sealed closed, pinch it gently between your fingers to re-open. If the valve is sealed closed your bottle will not
vent properly.
Before each use, hold to
the light to see the slit and
pinch apart to ensure
proper venting.
•
Make up your feed.
•
Serve.
Many health professionals recommend serving milk at body
temperature (37°C / 98.6 F) The heat sensing strip turns from
blue to pink at 41°C / 105.8 F). If, after 5 seconds, the heat
sensing tube turns from blue to pink it means the milk is too hot
to serve. This is for your reassurance, but it is important that you
always check the bottle temperature before serving.
•
After use, wash all parts in warm soapy water, rinse in
clean water, ready to sterilise once more.
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