Fraupow Milk Storage & Feeding Bottles - 3 Pack
Pour your precious breast milk into these handy milk storage bottles that also double as feeding bottles from Fraupow. When you have finished pumping with the manual or electric Fraupow...
Pour your precious breast milk into these handy milk storage bottles that also double as feeding bottles from Fraupow. When you have finished pumping with the manual or electric Fraupow Breast Pump, simply pour the milk into one of these milk storage bottles for feeding or pop into the fridge or freezer for storing.
What's included:
- 3 BPA-Free Bottles: 200ml
- 3 teats (S/M/L)
- Leak proof spiral seal
Features:
- Express, Store and feed within a single container with interchangeable adapters, feeding and storage lids
- No wasteful transfer of milk necessary
- Bottles are refrigerator & freezer safe
- Can be used to store milk or feed by adding a teat
- Leak proof spiral seal
- Ideal for breast milk storage and feeding
- Easy to clean
- Removable silicone cap for feeding
Specifications:
- Age: From birth+
- 200ml
- Pack of 3 Breast Milk Storage/feeding bottle
- The bottles come with 3 different sized teats, small: 0 + months, medium: 6 months + and large: 1 year +
- BPA-free, Phthalate-free and PVC-free
- Care instructions: Follow cleaning instructions on packaging
About Fraupowuk:
Founded by a woman, for women, Fraupowuk's founder knows a thing or two about what it’s like to be a mum - from cuddles and kisses to tantrums and tears (some her own) - if you’ve experienced it, she’s experienced it.
Like many mums, she struggled with breastfeeding and the pressure that comes with it. We’re all expected to be naturals at a task we’ve never done before, and the toll of it all was enough to make her want to throw in the burp towel. Luckily, she had fantastic family around to help her get through this difficult time.
With the support she received from her family, she realized how important it was to support other women through their own difficult journeys with breast feeding, and while she couldn’t go to every women’s house and coach them on the basics of breastfeeding, (and honestly, this might have crossed a business-professional line or two), she could help them in other ways.