- Always sterilise the bottle before use.
- Check the temperature of the milk or formula before feeding your baby.
- Never leave your baby unsupervised while feeding.
FAQs
Q1. What are the benefits of Pigeon bottles?
Ans. Pigeon feeding bottles mimic the natural sucking motion of breastfeeding, making it easier for your baby to feed comfortably. The unique air venting system controls milk flow and minimises air intake, thereby preventing gas and reducing colic.
Q2. How long do Pigeon bottles last?
Ans. The lifespan of a Pigeon feeding bottle largely depends on its usage frequency and care taken during cleaning and storage.
Q3. How often should I change my milk bottle?
Ans. It's recommended to change your feeding bottles every four to six months or sooner if you notice any signs of wear or damage.
Q4. How to feed with a Pigeon bottle?
Ans. To feed with a Pigeon bottle, first fill the bottle with milk or food, then secure the teat and lid. Ensure the temperature is safe before feeding your baby in an upright position.
Q5. Why is a venting system necessary in a feeding bottle?
Ans. A venting system in a feeding bottle helps to control the milk flow and minimise air intake during feeding, reducing the chances of your baby swallowing air and suffering from gas or colic.
Testimonials
'The Pigeon feeding bottle made feeding my baby much easier. The silicone nipple seems to mimic breastfeeding perfectly.'- Nikita Das, Teacher, 29
'I'm really quite pleased with the Pigeon feeding bottle. It's durable, easy to clean and light enough for my baby to hold. The anti-colic feature is also a lifesaver.'- K Ramamurthy, Software Engineer, 34
'The Pigeon feeding bottle has been great for my daughter. She had issues with gas when we used other bottles but this one has noticeably reduced that problem.'- Anjali Kapoor, Homemaker, 31