Tommee Tippee Colic Soothe Milk Air Remover
Tommee Tippee

Tommee Tippee Colic Soothe Milk Air Remover

€31.96€39.95Spare €7.99 (20%)

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Say goodbye to fussy feeds and hello to peaceful moments with the Tommee Tippee Colic Soothe Milk Air Remover. This clever little device gently removes air from your baby’s milk in just 3 minutes - no drops, no fuss, just simple relief with the press of a button. Designed to work with most bottle brands, it means you can keep using your baby’s favourite bottle while helping soothe colic naturally. Lightweight, compact, and USB rechargeable, it’s easy to take everywhere - perfect for busy parents on the go who want happy, settled feeds wherever life takes them.
Category: Bottle Warmers & Sterilizers

Spezifikationen & Funktionen

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  • Removes dissolved air from milk in just 3 minutes with one simple press
  • Uses natural, non-invasive technology to soothe baby gently
  • Lightweight + compact, perfect for feeding on the move
  • USB rechargeable, no need for batteries or extra accessories
  • Compatible with most 150ml/5oz or smaller bottles, so you can keep using what you love

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