The First Years

‘Try for Free’ Breastflow Bottle Sample Give-Away in May
16 May 2011

This May, Learning Curve is giving away free samples of The First Years’ revolutionary Breastflow bottle to expectant or new mums throughout the UK. To receive a free bottle, mums simply need to register their details at www.breastflow.co.uk and Learning Curve will send out a free sample. The offer is available between Monday 16 May and Sunday May 29 while stocks last.

Breastflow, designed for breastfeeding mums and for use with expressed milk, allows baby to go happily from breast to bottle and back again without struggles and without losing baby’s natural ability to breastfeed.

Unlike any other teat on the market, Breastflow has a dual teat system which allows the same natural compression and suckling action a baby uses when feeding from the breast. The firm inner teat is designed to act like a mother’s milk duct allowing baby to control milk flow while the soft outer teat allows baby to compress in just the same way as if feeding from the breast. By using the natural and instinctive breastfeeding action, which can be lost when offering an ordinary bottle, breastfeeding can be safely maintained even during mum’s absence. The system also aids in keeping air out of baby’s tummy, helping to prevent colic.

Since launch in 2007, Breastflow has been greeted with enthusiasm and relief by mums, midwives and health visitors alike and has proven to be a practical aid to successful continued breastfeeding for all mothers, whatever their circumstances.

Breastflow is available in a 5oz/148ml (Stage 1 - Slow to Medium Flow) size at a guide retail price of £5.49 and a 9oz/266ml (Stage 2 - Medium to Fast Flow) size at a guide retail price of £5.99 with two-pack Slow Flow or Medium to Fast Flow Breastflow teats also available separately at a guide retail price of £5.99. All bottles and parts are BPA free.

Product Feature Summary:
Revolutionary, patented, two-piece teat, anatomically designed to work just like mum!
Two-piece teat design is very easy to assemble and clean.
Extra-wide neck bottle for easy clean.
Air-exchange venting system helps keep air out of baby’s tummy thus preventing colic.

NB/ As breastfeeding works on a ‘supply and demand’ basis, it is essential for mothers to either express milk each day or to put baby to the breast to ensure the milk supply does not ‘dry up.’ As long as some milk has been expressed or given through breastfeeding, the milk flow will stay available. Supply will increase the more the baby is offered the breast or the more milk is expressed.

For more information visit www.breastflow.co.uk or contact 01271 336172.

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