Maq Feeding Bottle 9oz

Maq Feeding Bottle 9oz

The Maq Feeding Bottle 9oz holds nine ounces, giving it more capacity than most starter bottles in a standard lineup. For this reason, this size suits a full feed rather than frequent top-ups. Additionally, the body carries a light sky-blue finish from shoulder to base, keeping one solid tone rather than a printed background pattern. A cartoon cat on a skateboard runs along the front, shown mid-motion with small water-splash graphics near its feet. Meanwhile, a blue dome-shaped cap covers the nipple fully, twisting open for access. The word “MAQ” sits in raised lettering near the neck, separate from the printed artwork below it.

Furthermore, this bottle includes two side handles, set just below the neck rather than around the mid-body. As a result, a child can grip the bottle from both sides during self-feeding instead of holding the smooth body directly. The wide neck opening accepts a soft teat and a screw-on ring, and this same width lets a bottle brush pass through without catching. Consequently, cleaning takes fewer passes than a narrow-neck design requires. The base flares out slightly wider than the neck, giving the bottle a steadier footing once set down.

Specifications

• Capacity: 9 oz
• Body: Light sky-blue finish
• Print design: Cartoon cat on a skateboard
• Cap: Blue dome cap
• Handle: Two side grips
• Neck: Wide-neck opening

Parents reach for a handled bottle like this once an infant starts holding their own bottle during feeds. For example, the side handles on the Maq Feeding Bottle 9oz give small hands a grip point separate from the body itself, which supports the shift toward independent feeding. Furthermore, the wide neck simplifies bottle-brush cleaning between feeds. Meanwhile, the nine-ounce capacity covers larger portions once an older infant moves past smaller, frequent bottles.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this handled bottle for parents moving their child toward self-feeding. Therefore, parents get a wide-neck, nine-ounce option built for toddlers rather than newborns.

Why does this bottle include side handles instead of a plain neck-to-base shape?
Side handles give a toddler a grip point apart from the bottle body, supporting self-feeding once a child starts reaching for their own bottle. Many parents introduce handles around the same stage a child moves off smaller bottles.

Does the wide neck affect how the bottle is cleaned?
Yes, the wide opening lets a bottle brush pass through fully instead of catching partway. This removes the need for a separate narrow cleaning tool.