Paced Feeding: Patented vent system allows milk flow only when baby creates vacuum—mimics natural breastfeeding rhythm.
Natural Flow Control: One nipple fits all ages—milk flow adjusts to baby’s suction strength without switching nipples.
Breastfeeding-Compatible: Designed to avoid interference with breastfeeding and maintain baby's natural feeding pattern.
Secure Venting System: Regulated airflow works effectively regardless of how tightly it's attached.
Easy to Clean: Dishwasher safe (top rack); includes multi-lid and cap for clean storage and transport.
Compatible Design: Works with all Medela breast milk bottles for collecting, storing, and feeding.
Description
Calma is an innovative feeding solution created for breastfed babies. It is designed to not interfere with breastfeeding, to let your baby feed the way they learned at the breast. The Calma method allows baby to drink, pause and breathe in a natural rhythm, remaining calm and settled. It allows baby to create a vacuum to start the milk flow, just like he/she does while breastfeeding.
Also, it lets the baby continue its natural way of sucking, allowing an easy transition from breast to Calma and back to breast again. Calma helps the baby to avoid ingesting air during the feed with a specially designed venting system. While the principle of venting is similar to other teats, Calma is regulated by a venting system that works every time, regardless of how tightly it is secured to the baby feeding bottle. Babies will be more likely to feed calmly, in their own natural rhythm. Each baby can synchronize individually with Calma. When breastfeeding, each baby's natural rhythm for sucking is unique but they all need to create a vacuum to remove milk from the breast Calma also allows the baby to keep its own, natural rhythm of suckling and to create a vacuum for the milk to flow. This similarity between breastfeeding and suckling with Calma means that the baby can easily return to mothers breast and enjoy breastfeeding benefits and bonding for longer. In contrast, conventional nipples change the mechanics of how your baby feeds, so it has to learn a new feeding method. As this usually requires less sucking effort, your baby may find it easier and over time be unwilling to go back to breastfeeding which requires more effort.
