Podee Baby Bottle

I am a work at home mum that after 10 years working in the city decided to have a family. I knew I wanted to bring up my children but, at the same time I couldn't give up working. Since then my quest to look for the right balance started; stealing hours to the night to sit down in front of a computer, while everyone sleeps. My goal to build a full time income that allows me to raise my family and pay my bills.

The podee bottle is an innovative feeding system with many advantages over standard baby bottles.

The bottle is for the parent that needs a helping hand, for women that cannot breastfeed or don't have enough milk, for those that have several children and, especially for parents of multiples (it is always a challenge to breastfeed two mouths at the same time, especially if you are not lucky enough to have someone around regularly for help). It can also become very handy when you need to leave dad at home looking after your little ones

It is also very convenient for those on the go, on the bus, walking, shopping, when you travel by car, while driving, wherever and whenever you cannot stop, to feed your baby. Baby can easily feed while sitting down, you just place the bottle on his side and he will drink at his own pace until he finishes. What is special is that you don't need to stress yourself hearing your babies cry if you have more than one, with the Podee Bottle you can feed all of them simultaneously. The bottle is like an extra pair of hands, once you have tried it you realice that it makes life so much easier.

The Podee Bottle allows you to feed your baby while having your hands free. The bottle works by bringing up a constant flow of milk from the bottom of the bottle to the team, just by your baby's sucking action. Due to its design the bottle minimises the intake of air reducing gas build up in the stomach that can cause colic.

It also allows you to feed your baby in up-right position as recommended by doctors and paediatricians which has proven to help reduce ear infections.

It is definitely the decisive baby shower gift, or actually....a gift for any special occasion.

The use of Podee baby bottle has reported numerous benefits for mums and babies, such as:

- It allows the baby to feed in an upright position as recommended by paediatricians, helping to reduce ear infections, as well, as colic and reflux problems.

- Minimises the baby's air intake which also reduces wind and colic problems.

- The unique system that allows you to feed your babies hands free. If you need to attend other children or if you can't stop to feed, it reduces the stress of being stuck in traffic, on the bus, shopping, etc. with a baby crying for food that you cannot offer at that exact moment.

- Increase child hand to mouth coordination. This gives the control to bigger babies as they can help themselves when in their high chairs. Babies only get the milk that they want, there is no risk of overfeeding.

- Great help for disabled parents, for parents suffering from repetitive strain injuries, back problems or parents that for any other health related reason cannot hold a baby.

-It is an excellent value for money. It is really versatile and its use lasts to toddler age when it just comes handy to keep the bottle still to be used on the stroller or in the car even if it is only filled with water.

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