WARNING!
Failure to follow instructions may cause scalding
-Always place the bottle or bag in the warming bowl before
filling the bowl with water.
-Never fill the bowl with water above the line inside of the
warming bowl.
-Never fill the bowl with boiling water.
-Never heat the bowl in a microwave, in an oven or on a stovetop.
-Before filling the bowl with water, ensure that it is placed stably
on a flat surface such as a kitchen counter.
-Always check the temperature of milk before giving your baby
a bottle, by letting a few drops fall on your skin. Ensure that
the milk is approximately at body temperature.
HOW TO USE YOUR SMART WARMING BOWL
Before using your Smart Warming Bowl, please ensure that
you read these instructions carefully. Please save these
instructions for future reference. This product is designed for
use with nanobébé bottles and breastmilk storage bags.
USING THE BOWL TO WARM BOTTLES
1. Remove the storage cap from the bottle and replace it with
a nipple and screw ring. Cover the nipple with a travel cover.
(diagram 1).
2. Place the bottle in the warmer. The bottle’s concave base should
sit on the dome at the bottom of the bowl (diagram 1).
3. Fill the bowl with warm tap water to the indicated line (diagram 2).
4. After 2-3 minutes, remove the bottle from the warmer and
check the temperature of the milk by letting a few drops fall
on your skin, the inside of your wrist for example. The milk
should be approximately at body temperature. If the milk has
not reached body temperature, hold the bottle by the travel
cover and place it back on the dome in the warmer. After a
minute check the temperature of the milk once more.
Note that the amount of time it takes cold milk to reach
body temperature varies with the quantity of milk and the
temperature of the water in the bowl.
USING THE BOWL TO DEFROST BREASTMILK BAGS
1. Ensure the storage bag you are about to defrost is tightly
sealed by running your finger along the double zipper.
2. Place the storage bag inside the warmer with the zipper
facing up.
3. Fill the warmer with lukewarm tap water.
4. Remove the bag from the warmer when the frozen breastmilk
has completely thawed. (The time it takes depends on the
temperature of both the milk and the water).
5. If feeding immediately, transfer the milk to a nanobébé
bottle and warm the bottle to body temperature. Thawed
breastmilk can be stored in the fridge for up to 24 hours.
Do not refreeze.
