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Should there be air bubbles in the bottle during feeding?

Published on 2017-05-03

Yes. The presence of air bubbles indicates the air is going into the bottle and not into baby's tummy.

The information on this page applies to the following models: SCD281/00 , SCD282/00 , SCF137/05 , SCF138/05 , SCF138/10 , SCF200/00 , SCF640/04 , SCF640/17 , SCF640/27 , SCF640/37 , SCF643/07 , SCF643/17 , SCF643/27 , SCF643/37 , SCF646/17 , SCF648/01 , SCF649/01 , SCF660/17 , SCF660/27 , SCF663/07 , SCF663/17 , SCF663/18 , SCF663/27 , SCF663/28 , SCF666/17 , SCF666/18 , SCF680/04 , SCF680/17 , SCF680/27 , SCF680/37 , SCF683/07 , SCF683/17 , SCF683/27 , SCF683/37 , SCF684/27 , SCF685/27 , SCF686/17 , SCF686/27 . Click here to show more product numbers Click here to show less product numbers

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