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Babies suck until a vacuum builds up inside the bottle forcing them to release the teat and gasp for air. The vacuum build up causes bubbles in the bottle, you can see the froth.

Other anti-colic bottles have a valve in their teats at the top of the bottle. When the vacuum builds up inside the valve opens in the teat releasing air through the baby’s feed.

The valve positioned in the base of the bottle regulates the air intake to ensure there is no vacuum build up. This means baby's can suck at their own pace and the teat will not collapse forcing them to take in air unnecessarily.

The valve also replaces air at the base of the bottle NOT the top so that air will not flow through baby's feeds creating bubbles in it. The constant air intake at the base of the bottle gives an uninterrupted flow of milk for baby's - just like during breast feeding.

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