Lola&Lykke Natural Flow Nipple Teats
Lola & Lykke

Lola&Lykke Natural Flow Nipple Teats

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€10.95

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Natural Baby Shower
€10.95

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Détails du produit

The Lola&Lykke Natural Flow Nipple Teats are designed to provide a comfortable and natural feeding experience for your baby. These soft silicone teats feature an anti-colic air vent and mimic the feel of the breast, making it easy to transition between breastfeeding and bottle-feeding.
  • Soft, non-collapsible silicone teat
  • Anti-colic air vent for comfortable feeding
  • Mimics the feel of the breast
  • Compatible with Lola&Lykke NaturalFlow Baby Bottles
  • Includes 2 teats per pack

Spécifications et caractéristiques

Caractéristiques principales

  • Anti-colic valve to reduce discomfort
  • 100% food-grade + BPA-free material
  • Breast-shaped teat for a natural latch on
  • Compatible with the LolaLykke baby bottles
  • Ultra-soft material designed to mimic the feel of the breast

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