Award-winning baby bottle in soft silicone from Danish Caramma.

Caramma is a Danish design brand that has created this charming, unique and award-winning baby bottle.

It is the first baby bottle with a slow natural flow - regardless of the position the baby is in. It has been developed together with parents and healthcare professionals with the aim of getting as close to the amazing female breast as possible.

What makes Caramma's baby bottle so special?

As a mother of a former bottle-fed baby, I can only say that this is exactly the bottle I wish I had.

What makes Caramma's bottle so special is that it supports breastfeeding instead of replacing it, because the baby has to suck and create the negative pressure that makes the milk flow - just like at the breast (possibly helped a little with gentle pressure at the bottom). Many other bottles have a constant flow, where the baby does not have to work for the milk, and this can quickly make the bottle "easier" than the breast. Here, the baby is allowed to eat at his own pace - completely naturally.

The benefits of the bottle

All eating positions
Lie in bed, on your stomach, or however you and baby prefer, to support heart connection, oxytocin, and full intimacy for everyone.

Slow natural flow
The patented valve system mimics the mammary glands to let your baby set the pace and recognize a natural feeling of fullness.

Airless for anti-colic
Happy tummy, happy baby. The patented air-free system is anti-colic in all feeding positions.

No microplastics
Made of soft silicone, designed to avoid microplastics and harmful substances in your baby's milk.

How does it work?

Watch videos here of how to use Caramma's baby bottle.

Good to know

• 150 ml. Babies are different, but as a rule of thumb we suggest the small bottle until 4 months
• 100% silicone
• Free from BPA, phthalates, PVC and other nasty chemicals
• Winner of the Danish Design Award
• Patented innovation
• Developed in collaboration with families and healthcare professionals
• Made in Denmark

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