MAM Easy Start Self Sterilising Anti-Colic Baby Bottle Pack of 2 (2 x 260 ml), MAM Bottles with Medium Flow MAM Teats Size 2, Newborn Essentials, Grey (Designs May Vary)

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Babies have fragile immune systems, and their little bodies are more susceptible to harmful bacteria and germs. Sterilizing MAM bottles is crucial because it helps eliminate these potential hazards, ensuring that your baby drinks from a clean and safe bottle every time. Add your preferred sterilizing solution or tablet to the water carefully following the instructions in the user guide provided.

MAM bottles are also designed to be easy to clean and sterilise, with many models being dishwasher safe. Are MAM Bottles Dishwasher Safe? Chemical sterilizing solutions are another popular alternative for sterilizing baby bottles. These solutions typically contain a disinfectant that kills bacteria and germs. Here’s how to use them:

Generally, It takes 3 to 4 minutes to sterilize Mam Bottles in Microwave, but it depends on watts of your microwave. Capacity: Approximately six bottles | Materials: BPA-free plastics and metal electrical components | Included: Steriliser and teat tongs – larger sets are also available to buy Good for parents who The frequency of sterilizing baby bottles depends on the age and health of your baby. For newborns and during the first year, it is generally recommended to sterilize bottles regularly, especially when they are used for formula feeding. This is because newborns have developing immu Items inside stay sterile for 24 hours and the lid is designed with a flat lip so it can be laid horizontally in a smaller microwave – a useful feature we didn’t find in any other travel steriliser.

Use warm, soapy water and a bottle brush to clean all six individual parts of the bottle, including the lid, teat, collar, body, base, and valve. Rinse the bottles thoroughly with clean water before sterilising. The MAM Baby Easy Start Anti-Colic Set includes everything you need for feeding a newborn, featuring 4 Easy Start 160ml bottles with Size 1 teats, 4 Easy Start 260ml bottle bodies, a super soft bottle spout and handle, along with a handy newborn soother. As well as baby bottles, teats and breast pump parts, you'll also want to steriliser dummies and teething rings, ideally once a day unless they are dropped on the floor outside. Put the bottles and the parts inside. Ensure they are completely submerged in the water with no air bubbles. In the hazy days with a new baby, keeping them safe is the number one priority – and also likely to be the biggest source of anxiety for parents. A steriliser can be used to kill bacteria found on lots of different baby feeding equipment like baby bottles, teats and breast pump parts. But which is the best steriliser to make your feeding schedules easier to juggle? After our latest intensive round of testing, we’ve got all the information you’ll need about our favourites.Last year’s Mumsnet Best winner is a spacious, professional-looking steriliser with a main compartment for six bottles and a top compartment for smaller items like dummies and teats. Step 1: Assemble clean bottle parts as follows: base with silicone valve, teat with screw ring, bottle body and protective cap. To remind you that old electrical equipment can be recycled, it is now marked with a crossed-out wheeled bin symbol. Please do not throw any electrical equipment (including those marked with the crossed out wheeled bin symbol) in your bin.