When your baby regularly chokes or has a strong suction reflex, feeding time can cause restlessness. This disrupts the quiet moment for both you and your child. The Difrax Dental Bottle Teat Small offers a reliable solution to regulate the drinking pace. Due to the controlled flow, your baby can drink calmly and relaxed, which contributes to a comfortable feeding moment and a satisfied feeling after the feed.

Key benefits

• Prevents choking and spitting up thanks to the specially regulated flow that is tailored to babies with a strong suction reflex.
• Protects the sensitive oral cavity through the flat mouthpiece with an opening at the top, which helps to prevent irritation of the uvula.
• Ensures an even distribution of the milk feed in the mouth, so your baby can process and swallow the feed calmly.
• Offers a flexible fit that connects effortlessly to both the well-known Difrax S-bottle Natural and the Difrax Handle bottle.

How it works

The Difrax Dental Bottle Teat Small was developed in collaboration with a medical team to meet the specific needs of babies who drink too quickly. Where traditional teats direct the feed straight to the back of the throat, the flat mouthpiece with the opening at the top subtly distributes the milk through the oral cavity. This stimulates a natural swallowing reflex and reduces the chance of air intake, which benefits digestion and reduces the chance of cramps.

Composition

Material	Soft, safe BPA-free silicone
Package contents	2 pieces
Size	Small (from 0 months)

Ingredients

Soft, safe and BPA-free silicone material.

Use & Dosage

Size Small is suitable from 0 months for normal drinkers or for fast drinkers with a strong suction reflex. This teat is designed for thin feeds such as breast milk or milk feeds prepared with milk powder. Tip: If you want to take the bottle with you, put the teat in the bottle upside down or take the bottle teat in a separate, clean container or bag to ensure hygiene.

Safety & Disclaimer

Check the bottle teat for cracks or damage before each use by pulling on it, especially when your baby already has teeth. Replace the bottle teat for hygienic and safety reasons after 6 to 8 weeks of intensive use. Always consult a doctor or child health clinic in case of persistent feeding problems.