Innobaby Nursin' SMART™ Silicone Spoon This topper to our Nursin’ Smart Nursing System bottle is a replacement piece for cup feeding breast milk. This spoon is designed with width and depth that better controls liquids to minimize spilling and overfeeding. This spoon will help naturally reduce colic without additional parts, support babies with eating challenges or who have cleft palates, and can support breastfeeding moms as a supplemental bottle feeding solution. The silicone is easy to sanitize and will not harbor bacteria and will never deform, making it safe and useful for your baby through their toddler years. This Grow-With-Me system allows for extended use throughout toddler years. This single bottle can be used with different stage nipples and even straws for different ages and developmental stages, and because it is easy to sanitize and made with safe materials, it can be used for multiple children, making it eco-friendly and economical. Type A: It is perfect for infant formula and first foods. Type B: It is perfect for thicker, more solid foods. Materials: 100% pure grade silicone/LSR (liquid silicone rubber) Other details: BPA-, PVC-, phthalate-, and lead- free Free of all petroleum based chemicals Can be hand-washed or boiled to sterilize Praised by Moms: “This is truly God sent. I’m definitely recommending your bottles to my friends.” "Babies will more likely to take our bottle due to the softness and flexibility which resembles breastfeeding experience. This bottle is an answer to breast feeding mothers who are faced with babies refusing to drink from any ordinary bottle." “My baby is finally eating better through the bottle. I love this system” ”With specially designed Natural Nipple that requires same suckling motion that a breastfeeding requires, babies can control the liquid flow rather than reacting to it. Therefore, they will less likely to spit up and drink easier at their own speed, causing a much happier baby. “I have been looking for a training cup like this!”
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