MumLove PP wide neck Feeding Bottle with Handles, 260 ml (6+ months)

Description:

Mumlove 260ml feeding bottle, made from safe PP material, is the ideal choice for your growing baby (aged 6 months and up). It features a practical, comfortable design with two side handles that make it easy for the baby to hold the bottle independently, thereby fostering self-reliance and motor skill development. Crafted from high-quality, BPA-free materials, the bottle comes with a soft, flexible silicone nipple that mimics natural breastfeeding and is designed to minimize air intake—helping to prevent colic—ensuring a comfortable, safe, and enjoyable feeding experience for your baby.

Benefits and Features:

Made from high-quality polypropylene (PP) plastic that is safe and completely BPA-free.

Equipped with comfortable side handles specially designed for small hands, making it easier for babies to feed themselves.

Features a 260ml capacity to meet the increasing milk or fluid needs of babies in this age group (6+ months).

Includes a soft, flexible silicone nipple with an anti-colic system that reduces air ingestion and uncomfortable gas.

Designed with a wide neck and opening, making it easy to pour milk and thoroughly clean the inside of the bottle.

Comes with a secure-fitting cap that keeps the nipple clean and prevents leaks while on the go.

How to Use:

Wash all bottle components (bottle, nipple, cap, and handles) thoroughly with warm water and baby-safe detergent before the first use and after every subsequent use. Sterilize the bottle and teat by placing them in boiling water for 3 to 5 minutes or by using a dedicated baby bottle sterilizer.

Prepare the milk or desired liquid at a temperature suitable for the baby, pour it into the bottle, and close the bottle tightly.

Offer the bottle to the baby, encouraging them to use the side handles to help develop their grasping skills.

Warnings:

Regularly inspect the teat by pulling it in all directions; replace it immediately if any signs of damage or cracking appear (it is recommended to replace the teat every two months).

Do not heat the bottle in the microwave while it is fully sealed, as this can cause pressure to build up; using a bottle warmer is recommended.

Always test the temperature of the milk or liquid on the inside of your wrist before feeding the baby to prevent burns.

Do not use the feeding teat as a teether or a pacifier.

Feeding should always take place under adult supervision to prevent the risk of choking.