Baby bottle 0m 60ml

For newborn feeding, start with bottles designed for very small feeds. The range includes a 0m+ 60ml plastic bottle in a bold red, and a 0M 120ml option described as newborn-friendly with a nipple that supports easy flow. Choosing between 60ml and 120ml depends on feeding frequency and baby appetite: use the smaller size for tiny initial feeds and the larger one as feeding volume increases, ensuring you have the right nipple flow for comfort.

These bottles include anti-colic valve designs to minimize air intake during feeds. One bottle explicitly mentions a valve that prevents air from entering, while another offers a single valve to allow air to pass and reduce colic and gas. Such features help keep feeding smoother by reducing swallowed air and discomfort for the baby.

Newborn suitability varies by product: some options are described for newborns from day one with 0m+ compatibility, while at least one bottle is noted as suitable for artificial feeding only. Check the intended feeding type for each bottle, and pair a newborn-friendly design with an appropriate nipple flow to ensure safe, comfortable feeding in early days.

Plastic bottles are common in this range, offering lightweight and durable options for daily use. The 60ml red Safari bottle and the 120ml newborn-style bottle are both described as plastic, providing easy handling and straightforward cleaning. Plastic designs are typically robust for everyday feeding routines and resist common everyday wear when cared for properly.

The Safari 60ml bottle is backed by a 1-year warranty, giving you long-term coverage for manufacturing defects or functional issues. This level of warranty supports peace of mind as you establish your baby’s feeding setup and may guide your decision when choosing among different bottle options.

Regular cleaning and sterilization are recommended to maintain bottle safety. The 270ml bottle variant is noted as lightweight and easy to clean and sterilize, so start with thorough washing, rinse well, and use approved sterilization methods. Regular inspection of nipples and valves is important; replace any worn parts to preserve performance and hygiene in daily feeding routines.