Soother made as a single piece of silicone. Its PIECE softness and flexibility and its angled handle mean it does not get in the way when sleeping or leave marks on the baby?s face. Innovation to respect the baby?s oral development. Thanks to research, and in collaboration with paediatric dentists,
Fits all Suavinex bottles (except Zero.ZeroTM bottle).Mimics the shape of the oral cavity. Simulates the dome shape formed by the palate and tongue: ? palate: convex top ? tongue: flat underside MEDIUM FLOW ? Lets all types of medium-density liquids through.? Ideal for milk, juice or water.
The NEW?bottle?with a?NEW?silicone physiological nipple. New contemporary design for visual coherence between different bottles ranges. Easy to grip by babies and parents New cup to guarantee secure lock and prevent dripping NEW Physiological?SX Pro Bottle?Teat Inspired by the technical characteristics of the Zero.Zeo Bottle to be a logical continuation
Suavinex Learning Cup +6m 200ml x1 is a perfect cup for any type of liquid specifically for babies from six months of age. In this sense, it is normal that over time babies begin to gain independence, namely with regard to feeding. Furthermore, it is around this time that the
Cup with removable handles for greater independence. For transitioning from bottle to cup during the teething process, as the tips of baby?s new teeth will not scratch the spout.
Suavinex pacifiers. Physiological Silicone Teat. Take Care of the Baby’s Oral Particularities. Discreet, Harmonious and Reversible. Symmetrical and Reduced Washer. It Resembles the Shape and Texture of the Maternal Nipple. Great Flexibility and Adaptability. Ultra Soft Fine Teat with Sandblasted Finish. Endorsed by SEOP and ASIO. For Babies between 0
Fits all Suavinex bottles (except Zero.ZeroTM bottle).Mimics the shape of the oral cavity. Simulates the dome shape formed by the palate and tongue: ? palate: convex top ? tongue: flat underside. MEDIUM FLOW ? Lets all types of medium-density liquids through.? Ideal for milk, juice or water.
