Evenflo Balance Plus Wide Neck Nipples, 6 Piece

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• UNIQUE NIPPLE SHAPE: The natural sloped shape of the Balance Plus baby bottle is designed to engage your baby's full mouth and provides a resting area for your baby's lips to properly latch, allowing baby's lips to maintain a wide latch without getting tired or slipping to the nipple tip, similar to how baby would latch at breast
• GULP-FREE FLOW RATE: The Balance Plus Wide Neck Baby Bottle is designed to have a slower, more comfortable flow ensuring a more relaxed drinking pace for baby, without the need to gulp to keep up, suitable for baby's first bottle and for pumping moms alike
• NATURAL, GENTLE SLOPE: Ensuring a good fit is essential which is why Evenflo Feeding wide neck nipples were designed for a gentle, natural slope to help your baby maintain a wide latch without sliding around
• PREMIUM VENTING: Evenflo Feeding's patented Proflo Venting Technology was developed to ensure milk bubbles stay in the bottle and not in your baby's tummy, with this gentle, 1-piece venting system helping to significantly reduce the potential for colic, reflux, gas, and fussiness, keeping your baby comfortable even after they are finished eating
• JUST-RIGHT NIPPLE LENGTH: These Balance Plus silicone baby bottle nipples are just the right length to help stimulate your baby's soft palate which triggers their natural sucking reflex without causing them to gag or choke
• COMPATIBLE WITH BALANCE PLUS BOTTLES: This set of 6 wide neck nipples is designed specifically for use with Evenflo Feeding Balance Plus Wide Neck Baby Bottles, providing convenient replacement options as your baby grows
• SUITABLE FROM BIRTH: These nipples are designed for babies 0 months and up, offering a flow rate appropriate for newborns and young infants during their early feeding stages