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DODIE Biberon Anti-Colique Débit 2 Bleu 6 mois et plus 330ml
Sa tétine multi-perforée a un débit 2.
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Le Biberon Anti-Colique Débit 2 en Bleu de la marque DODIE convient aux bébés âgés de 6 mois et plus.
Les multi-perforations reproduisent les canaux lactifères du sein et la téterelle est très souple afin de reproduire les mouvements du mamelon pour une tétée naturelle.
Le biberon dispose d'une double valve anti-colique afin de réduire considérablement les risques de coliques et régurgitations.
On aime la facilité d'assemblage et de nettoyage du biberon.
La contenance du biberon est de 330ml.
CONSEILS D'UTILISATION :
- Avant la première utilisation, démonter et nettoyer le produit, puis immerger les composants dans l'eau bouillante pendant 5 minutes par mesure d'hygiène.
- Avant chaque utilisation, nettoyer avec soin par mesure d'hygiène le biberon à la main ou à l’aide d’un goupillon doux à l’eau tiède savonneuse (veiller à utiliser des détergents doux pour éviter tout endommagement), puis rincer. Toutes les pièces peuvent être lavées au lave-vaisselle (dans le panier supérieur).
- Avant chaque utilisation, examiner et tirer sur la tétine dans tous les sens. La jeter dès les premiers signes de détérioration ou de fragilité.
- Ne pas exposer directement la tétine au soleil ou à la chaleur.
- Remplacer la tétine au moins toutes les 6 à 8 semaines par mesure d’hygiène et de sécurité.
- Les Tétines MULTI-PERFOREES s’adaptent sur les biberons de la gamme MULTI-PERFOREE Dodie. Elles sont composées d’une partie tétine en silicone et d’une bague en plastique.
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