Product: Transitioning from breast to baby bottle

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Adiri's National Nurse Ultimate Baby Bottle is polycarbonate-and BPA-free and meant to help transition from breastfeeding.

Natural Nurse also has a vent that helps reduce colic, and a cover that protects the bottle from getting dirty and keeps the nipple from leaking during transport. The product has won the 2008 Medical Design Excellence Award and the Red Dot Design award. For more information, please visit http://www.adiri.com/

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