Frida baby - Windi stick for releasing gas from Frida baby

Windi Frida Baby is a safe medical tube specially designed to relieve gas and colic in infants in a natural and immediate way. It works as a safe alternative to medications and anti-gas drops, as it helps to get rid of gas trapped in the baby's intestines by gently stimulating its exit.

Features:

• SAFE AND EFFECTIVE: Designed by doctors and for single use, made with child-safe materials.

• Natural method: It contains no chemicals or drugs, making it an ideal choice for parents who prefer natural solutions.

• Easy to use: Ergonomic design with safety limiter to prevent over-insertion.

• Instant results: Helps calm baby within minutes of use.

How to use:

1. Apply a little oil or any safe lubricant to the tip of the tube.

2. Gently lift the baby's legs as in the diaper changing position.

3. Gently insert Windi into the anus and wait for the gas to come out.

4. Discard after use, it is designed for single use only.

Contents:

• Pack contains 10 single use tubes.

Suitable for babies from newborn and up.

How to use Windi Frida Baby:

1. Ensure cleanliness: Wash your hands well, then put a little oil or petroleum jelly on the tip of the tube to facilitate insertion.

2. Prepare the baby: Place the baby on his back and bend his knees towards his stomach, or place him on your stomach with his legs gently bent.

3. Insert gently: Insert the rounded end of the tube slowly and gently into the anus, without pressing hard.

4. Wait for the gas to come out: Once the tube is inserted, you may hear the gas coming out within seconds, which helps relieve the baby's bloating.

5. Removing the tube: Slowly pull out the tube after the gas has finished escaping, then dispose of it in a hygienic manner as it is for single use only.

6. Cleaning the baby: Gently clean the anal area using wet wipes or a cotton ball soaked in warm water.

Important tips:

• Do not use the tube more than 3 times a day.

• Do not force the tube in if you encounter resistance.

• Consult a pediatrician if the gas problem persists for a long time or is accompanied by other symptoms.