Hegen Baby Bottle Newborn - 60ml PPSU

The Hegen Newborn Baby Bottle 60ml is specially designed for newborns who are not yet breastfeeding. The bottle comes with an Extra Slow Flow teat (0m+), ideal for premature babies or babies with a low birth weight. The innovative design allows your baby to drink calmly and with control, while you can feed with one hand.

This compact bottle is multifunctional and grows with your baby. You can use it to collect colostrum with a manual or electric pump, or to safely store early fruit and vegetable meals using Hegen storage lids. Later, the same bottle can easily be converted into a straw cup, training cup, or sippy cup. This way, you'll have one versatile product for many feeding occasions for years to come.

• Content: 60 ml Material: PPSU (lightweight, unbreakable, free of BPA, BPS and PVC)
• Temperature resistant: -20°C to 180°C
• Teat: Extra Slow Flow (0m+) – suitable for premature and low birth weight babies
• Dishwasher and microwave safe: yes
• Shape: Ergonomic “square” design, easy for babies to hold and stackable
• Dimensions: compact, ideal for small hands and storage
• Safety: Asymmetrical teat with anti-colic valve prevents vacuum and air swallowing

• Use the bottle to collect colostrum with a manual or electric pump.
• Preserve first fruit and vegetable snacks with Hegen storage lids.
• Can later be used as a straw cup (from 9 months), training cup (from 12 months) or drinking bottle (from 24 months).
• When in use: insert the asymmetrical teat correctly so that the milk always remains in the spout.
• Snap closure ensures a 100% leak-proof seal and can be operated with one hand.
• Simply clean the bottle by taking it apart and boiling it separately or placing it in the dishwasher.

The Hegen Baby Bottle combines safety, durability, and ease of use. Thanks to the PPSU material, the bottle's natural texture is preserved while being completely free of harmful substances. Its ergonomic design and multifunctionality make it an investment that will grow with your baby, from their first feeding to independent drinking of water or juice.