Baby bottle CHICCO Perfect5 150 ml slow flow for infants

The CHICCO Perfect5 150 ml baby bottle with a slow flow nipple is designed for infant feeding that supports controlled intake and reduces rapid gulping. This compact bottle has a 150 ml capacity and a slow flow teat intended for newborns and young infants. It is suitable for milk or formula feeding at home or while travelling, offering a simple, familiar shape and a size that fits easily into a diaper bag or bottle holder.

Advantages

The bottle features a slow flow silicone nipple that helps regulate milk flow to match the infant's natural sucking rhythm. Its 150 ml volume is appropriate for small feedings and gradual increases as the baby grows. The design emphasizes ease of handling for caregivers, with a narrow neck for comfortable grip and straightforward cleaning. Materials are selected for safe contact with baby food and frequent washing.

Suitable for

• Newborns and young infants requiring slow flow feeding
• Formula and expressed breast milk feeding at home
• Feeding on the go during short outings
• Caregivers seeking a compact, easy-to-clean bottle

Key specifications

• Capacity: 150 ml
• Nipple flow: slow (designed for infants/newborns)
• Material: baby-safe materials suitable for milk and formula (silicone nipple)
• Shape: ergonomic, compact bottle body for easy handling
• Cleaning: suitable for regular washing and sterilization methods

How to use

Before first use and after each feeding, disassemble the bottle and parts and wash thoroughly with warm soapy water or follow the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions. Inspect the slow flow nipple for signs of wear before each use. Fill the bottle with the required amount of milk or formula, securely attach the nipple and cap, and test temperature on the inside of your wrist before feeding. Hold the baby in a semi-upright position and support the bottle so that the nipple remains filled with liquid to reduce air intake.

Usage recommendations

Use the slow flow nipple for infants and newborns or whenever a controlled milk flow is preferred. Replace the nipple if there are visible signs of deterioration or if flow characteristics change. Follow standard hygiene and sterilization practices to ensure safe feeding.