PIGEON Softouch Peristaltic Plus Teat SS 1 Pack
Overview
PIGEON Peristaltic PLUS Nipple was designed based on advanced nursing research and study to provide the best for mothers and babies that took into consideration not only the Peristaltic Movement but also the Attachment and Swallowing aspect. These three mechanisms work together to enable your baby to feed efficiently.
Attachment
Peristaltic Movement
Swallowing
Features Peristaltic PLUS Nipple
1. A Textured Surface for a More Effective Attachment
A fine layer of bumps, known as texturing, is applied to the silicone surface to make it easier for your baby to latch onto and release the nipple.
2. A Wider Nipple Based for Improved Suction
The nipple base has been widened to prevent babys lips from reaching the cap during attachment. Baby will then able to form a solid seal on the silicone for more effective sucking.
3 A Fossa-fitting Nipple Radius
The contour and radius of Peristaltic PLUS nipple - 12mm for SS size, 13mm for S, M & L sizes are expertly crafted to fit the cavity at the top of babys mouth, known as a sucking fossa. This precise fit enables a better attachment to the nipple when sucking.
4 Thick but Soft Silicone
The precisely crafted silicone used in the Peristaltic PLUS is designed to prevent any interference with peristaltic movement when a baby is sucking. There are the three varieties of silicone firmness available to match the age of baby, each of which will conform to the movement of babys tongue.
5 Nipple Sizes to Match Babys Development
To prevent newborns from swallowing too much milk, the SS size nipple has been introduced as our smallest nipple hole.
Our M and L nipples use cross cuts instead of round holes to make it harder for large amount of liquid to pass through the nipple tip at once.
Nipple Size
It is always recommended that mothers select proper hole sizes that enable baby to have the ideal feeding time of 10 to 15 minutes during each feed.
SS size nipple is very soft and has a round hole. It is recommended for newborns onwards as babies will tend to drink slowly and take frequent breaks.