Made for mummies, daddies and babysitters, baby feeding made easy and simple, you'll enjoy the freedom of feeding and relaxation! The new bottle holder includes a swivel, non-slip grip strap.
HANDS FREE SYSTEM: Great for traveling and busy moms or dads who may need a free hand. Suitable for feeding while baby is in a stroller, baby swing or car seat. This simple, hands-free starter kit feeds babies upright and can be easily washed by hand or brush.
HOME HARMONY: Our products are ideal for providing parents with products they can trust.
LOVED BY BABIES AND MOMS: The bottle holder for toddlers and babies is the perfect bottle toss solution and makes bottle feeding a breeze!
Good for: Babies from 1 to 18 months and parents looking to get some more time out
100% SAFE: This product is made of high quality, eco-friendly, BPA-free plastic. It can be rotated 360 degrees, bent at will, and is durable.
It is ideal for parents who bottle feed with breast milk or formula. Nursing mothers are at liberty; Now bottle-feeding parents can too!
It is a handy bottle holder designed to improve feeding time for you, your baby and your family.
Feeding your baby shouldn't stop you from eating a meal as a family. You no longer need to switch the baby between the parents and have a cold dinner.
The unit helps include older siblings at feeding time too! Use your free hand to massage baby, or give your sibling an extra snuggle.
Pediatrician recommended reading to babies and this hands-free unit helps make reading time easier!
Unexpected benefits
This unit allows amputees as well as those who have lost the use of an arm to feed their children.
Features:
Easy to use and easy to clean.
Rolls up neatly for easy storage or transportation.
Lightweight, even with a full bottle. Soft and flexible for a secure and comfortable wear.
Help keep your baby upright for feeding and keep the bottle at a consistent angle.
Ergonomically designed with no buckles, clips or straps.
Fits any baby bottle!
Helps caregivers:
Chronic pain
arthritis
brain attack
Limited use of hands