Yes Baby Feeder No-720

Yes Baby Feeder No-720

The Yes Baby Feeder No-720 holds 180ml, listed as 6oz on the packaging alongside a 6 months and older age marking. For this reason, this bottle suits a slightly older infant moving past the earliest newborn stage. A wide-neck opening sits beneath an amber-toned dome cap, covering a matching orange teat and collar. Additionally, the body stays white, printed with small orange polka dots near the base and a striped band in black and gold running across the middle. Meanwhile, a small bear character sits within the striped section, standing upright against the patterned background.

Furthermore, two orange handles extend from just below the collar, textured with raised dot patterns along their outer edges rather than a smooth surface. As a result, this texture may give a small hand extra grip compared to a fully smooth handle. The “Yes” logo prints in orange script across the upper body, matching the same branding shown on the purple packaging box. Consequently, this bottle keeps consistent branding between the box and the bottle itself. The wide-neck shape matches the width of the cap above it, keeping a steady collar-to-cap fit.

Specifications

• Capacity: 180 ml / 6 oz
• Neck type: Wide-neck
• Cap and teat: Amber-orange tone
• Body: White with orange polka dots
• Print design: Striped band with bear character
• Handles: Dual orange, textured grips
• Age range: 6 months and older

Caregivers reach for a bottle like this once an infant passes six months and starts moving toward larger, less frequent feeds. For example, the Yes Baby Feeder No-720 suits a child developing hand strength, since the textured handles give extra grip during self-feeding attempts. Furthermore, the wide-neck opening simplifies both pouring formula and cleaning with a standard bottle brush.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this bottle for parents feeding an infant past the six-month mark. Therefore, parents get a 180ml option built around a textured grip and wide-neck design.

Why do the handles include a raised dot texture instead of a smooth surface?
A textured surface may give a small hand extra grip during self-feeding, which matters more once a six-month-old starts holding their own bottle.

Does the wide-neck design affect cleaning compared to a narrow-neck bottle?
Yes, a wide-neck opening lets a bottle brush pass through fully, simplifying cleaning compared to a narrower opening.