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The Lansinoh breastfeeding bottle with NaturalWave™ nipple was specially designed so that your little one can enjoy your expressed milk even when you are apart. Backed by over 50 years of research, the NaturalWave™ nipple maintains your baby's instinctive sucking motion, allowing for easy transition between breast and bottle. Additionally, it also supports your baby's natural oral development. Extensive research has shown that infant feeding is very different from adult feeding and involves three key steps. These include initial latching, peristaltic tongue movement (your baby's tongue moves in a wave-like motion), and swallowing. It is crucial for the baby to be able to perform peristaltic tongue movement as it supports natural oral and jaw development. Clinically proven, the Lansinoh breastfeeding bottle with NaturalWave™ nipple supports this natural way of infant feeding. Breast milk is the best nutrition for every baby. It is recommended to spend six to eight weeks exclusively breastfeeding before introducing a bottle. It is also good to discuss all options with a healthcare provider or lactation consultant who can best advise you on when to use a bottle, as it depends on each mother's individual situation. It is also important to ensure that your baby will return to the breast when you come home. Therefore, choosing the right bottle is a crucial element to prevent nipple confusion.

NaturalWave™ nipple was specially designed to allow the baby to mimic the same tongue movements used during breastfeeding. This makes it easier to transition between breastfeeding and bottle feeding. Like all our products, Lansinoh NaturalWave nipple was created to enable mothers to breastfeed longer with the option of pumping and feeding the baby breast milk with reduced risk of nipple confusion. Clinically proven, Lansinoh NaturalWave nipple supports the baby's natural way of sucking. Extensive research has shown that infant sucking is very different from adult sucking and involves three key steps. These include initial latch, peristaltic tongue movement (your baby's tongue moves in a wavelike motion), and swallowing. It is crucial for the baby to be able to perform peristaltic tongue movement as it supports natural oral development and jaw development. RECOMMENDATION: We recommend exclusively breastfeeding for 6-8 weeks before introducing the bottle to allow the baby to develop proper sucking habits.