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Baby feeding: this is what you need to know about a baby bottle

Independent drinking with the Difrax easy grip baby bottle

Babies are naturally born with a grasping reflex; everything that comes into the little hand is held firmly. When you give a bottle, you may already notice that your child is trying to hold it. Whe...

A wide baby bottle, is that ideal?

Are you looking for the ideal baby bottle or would you like to switch to another type? If so, you'll find different sizes online and in the shops: thechoice is vast! In this blog we'll take a ...

Difrax celebrates its 55th birthday! Tips and facts about our brand, the products and parenting

Offering a little help to parents is what Difrax has stood for for 55 years. We know better than anyone that having a baby can turn your world upside down. By developing innovative baby products an...

Difrax’s extra small (premature) teats

Babies have a natural sucking reflex as soon as they are born, with very strong suction. This is inborn to maximise the chances of survival. Being able to drink is life and death. A baby's suction ...

Difrax pacifier: orthodontic (Dental) or symmetric and oval (Natural)?

After a worrying article about using round, cherry-shaped pacifier, we at Difrax want to spell out the facts and answer the most frequent questions for you. Because what is an orthodontic pacifier?...

When to use a teething ring for your baby

When their teeth are coming through, babies have a great need to bite and chew. To meet this need to bite and chew, there are several different teething toys to choose from. There are teething ring...

Eating independently, a real milestone!

As a parent or carer, you couldn't be prouder when your child can eat independently! But how and when do you start teaching them to eat on their own? Every child develops at its own pace. There is...

360 degrees cup

What is a 360 degrees cup? A 360 degrees cup is a cup that, as the name suggests, can be used in a 360-degree arc. So it doesn't matter where your child drinks from the rim. A good 360 degrees cup ...

Brushing a baby's teeth?

A baby's teeth are already developing under the gums. On average, babies' first teeth appear at around six months. Each child develops at his/her own pace, so it is not surprising if this is not th...