Dodie Peppa Pig My George Box Set

- Bottles:
During feeding, adjust the speed by placing the marker under baby's nose.

Advice for use and precautions for use :

• Before using for the first time, boil the bottle, teat and accessories for 5 minutes.
• Before each use, wash the bottle in warm soapy water with a soft brush, then rinse. To prevent damage to the bottle, be sure to use mild detergents.
• All parts can be washed in the dishwasher (in the upper basket).
• Before each use, clean the nipple by hand. Examine and pull the nipple in all directions. Discard at the first sign of deterioration or fragility. Do not expose the nipple to direct sunlight or heat.

Sterilization Instructions :

• For cold sterilization, follow the instructions for use. Be careful not to leave the teat in the sterilizing solution longer than indicated and drain the bottle and teat well before preparing the bottle.
• For hot sterilization (steam or microwave), follow the instructions in the manual for the appliance used.
• Before cleaning or heat sterilizing, disassemble the bottle completely.
• Wait until the parts have cooled down before reassembling the bottle, because when the ring is hot it can be difficult to screw it to the bottle.

Heating instructions (do not overheat) :

• If you heat the Dodie bottle, especially in the microwave, place the bottle upright, open and filled.
• Before feeding your baby, remember to stir the heated food well to distribute the heat and test the temperature. Microwave heating can cause localized high temperatures.

For the safety and health of your child:

• This product should always be used under adult supervision.
• Keep all unused parts (ring, cap) out of the reach of children.
• Never use a bottle teat as a pacifier.
• Continuous and prolonged suckling of liquids can lead to the development of dental caries, even with unsweetened liquids.
• Always check the temperature of the food before feeding the bottle.
• The round teat fits all wide-necked bottles and must be fixed with the clamping ring.
• Replace the teat at least every 6 weeks for health and safety reasons.

- Soother:

• Before using for the first time, keep the soother immersed in boiling water for 5 minutes, then let it cool.
• Squeeze the nipple to squeeze out any water it may contain.
• Before each use, clean the pacifier with warm soapy water and rinse.
• Never give your child a pacifier whose nipple has been dipped in food or drugs (risk of tooth decay and ingestion).
• Replace the soother every 6 weeks for health and safety reasons.

For your child's safety:

• Before each use, carefully examine the soother. Pull the soother in all directions. Throw it away at the slightest sign of deterioration or brittleness.
• Only use pacifier clips that comply with EN 12586. Never tie a ribbon or cord to the pacifier, as your child could strangle.
• Do not leave the pacifier in a sterilizing solution longer than the recommended time as this could weaken the nipple.
• Do not expose the pacifier to direct sunlight or near a heat source.
• If the pacifier gets stuck in the child's mouth, don't panic, it is designed to make it possible to remedy this kind of incident and not to swallow it. Remove it from the mouth carefully and as gently as possible.