NaturalFlow Baby Bottle Nipple Teats - BPA-free, 2 Pack | Lola&Lykke
Lola&Lykke NaturalFlow baby bottle nipple teats are designed to mimic the breast, nurturing a natural latch and instinctive sucking motion with a soft silicone nipple-shaped teat. Helping smooth the transition between breastfeeding and bottle feeding, this pack of 2 nipple teats is compatible with the Lola&Lykke NaturalFlow baby bottle.
Three different sizes are available to adjust to your growing baby's changing needs; for newborns a Slow Flow bottle teat (0 months ), a Medium Flow bottle teat for 3 months , and a Fast Flow bottle teat (6 months ) which are sturdier and bite-resistant, ideal for when they start teething.
Anti-colic Nipple Teats
Keep baby's tummy happy and reduce the discomfort of colic with NaturalFlow Nipple Teats. Featuring an anti-colic valve designed to vent the air towards the back of the bottle, each silicone teat is textured to prevent the nipple from collapsing, providing your baby with a comfortable and uninterrupted feed. Made from 100% food grade silicone and BPA-free, these bottle teats are free from any harmful chemicals.
Lola&Lykke's Commitment to Sustainability and Maternal Health
Lola&Lykke's commitment to sustainability and ethical business practices make them the perfect fit for us here at Babipur. This proudly women-led company has the fundamental ethos that mothers thrive when they are looked after too. Breast pumps are a vital tool for many breastfeeding mothers, allowing them to maintain their breastfeeding journey while managing the demands of modern life.
Lola&Lykke products are not only high-quality but are designed with input from healthcare professionals, combining clinical research, health expertise and digital technology to ensure they meet the needs of mothers effectively. They diligently uphold human rights through rigorous product safety testing and require suppliers to provide evidence of no slave labour in their business operations. Lola&Lykke actively works with NGO's, governments, healthcare providers, maternal health advisers and research universities to help bridge the gap in care for postpartum and breastfeeding women and traditional healthcare systems.
