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AustraliaThe Pigeon Flexible Peristaltic PP Bottle 240ml Twin Pack is designed to meet the needs of both parents and babies. Featuring a flexible design, these bottles mimic the natural movement of breastfeeding, making it easier for your little one to transition between breast and bottle.
A: Yes, the Pigeon Flexible Peristaltic PP Bottles are designed for infants and are suitable for newborns.
A: These bottles are compatible with certain Pigeon breast pumps, allowing for convenient pumping and feeding.
A: The bottles can be easily cleaned with warm soapy water or placed in the dishwasher for convenience.
A: Yes, the nipples are made from safe, high-quality materials that are latex-free, ensuring a safer feeding experience for your baby.
A: Absolutely! The Pigeon bottles are perfect for both breast milk and formula feeding.
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