Baby Pro Night and Day Bottle Warmer minimises night time disruption Baby Pro Night and Day Bottle Warmer minimises night time disruption RSS feed
(23/04/2010)

The solution for minimising night time disruption in the nursery, the new Baby Pro Night & Day Bottle Warmer from The First Years means mum has everything conveniently and safely to hand as soon as baby wakes for a night time feed.

The bottle warmer can keep two bottles of breast milk safely chilled for up to eight hours and then, when needed, can quickly and evenly warm a bottle to the correct temperature.

To keep the bottles chilled, just fill a cooling pack from the removable insulated cooler with water and pre-freeze. The bottle warmer’s compact warming chamber will accommodate most sizes of bottle (narrow, wide, angled and disposables). A pull-out basket means the bottle warmer can also heat food jars conveniently when baby is ready for weaning.

The power light indicates warming is taking place and when the bottle or food jar reaches the right temperature, the new Baby Pro Night & Day Bottle Warmer automatically switches off. There’s even a gentle night light so bottles can be prepared without disturbing baby or the rest of the family!

Guide retail price: £29.99. Age: From birth.

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