Sometimes you’re right in the middle of something when the baby starts crying for a feeding. You try to hurry up and finish but, the crying continues so you have to stop and feed the little one.
Whatever you were doing can wait unless you have the Hands-Free Bunny Bottle Holder.
Where was this adorable little gadget when I had little ones? The Hands-FreeBunny Bottle Holder allows you to feed your baby ‘hands free’. The stuffed bunny wraps around the baby and the bottle sits securely in the ears of the bunny, held together with Velcro.
It’s an easy and convenient alternative to finish doing what you need to do without compromising the babies feeding or your time.
Infant Innovators® was inspired to create this product to help parents with the feeding process and teach infants how to hold their bottles, providing “Hands-Free Solutions” to parents.
The Hands-FreeBunny Bottle Holder is for infants starting at 6 months which is right around the time when they try to hold the bottle themselves.
There’s even a bottle warmer inside the belly for parents on-the-go that you can pull out. The enclosed warmer is a form of Green Technology, and also happens to be Energy Star® rated.
Most parents use the microwave or stove top to warm their children’s bottles, but this bottle warmer allows parents to warm the bottle through a car’s cigarette adapter.
The bottle warmer has a temperature cut-off fuse, which never allows the contents of the bottle to overheat, allowing users to save time and energy.
Again, I really wish I had this when my kids were that age. It would have made life a little bit easier.
Some of the other key features include:
Slide Release Buckles
Comfortable Body Design
Machine Washable Material
The Hands-Free Bunny Bottle Holder is kid-tested and parent-approved, and has a retail price of $19.95. You can purchase one exclusively on their website: www.infantinnovators.com.
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