Yes Baby Feeder No.8085

Yes Baby Feeder No.8085

The Yes Baby Feeder No.8085 holds 330ml, the largest capacity covered across this entire catalog so far. For this reason, this bottle suits an older infant’s full feed rather than a split or partial portion. The upper body and cap stay fully clear, while the lower half carries a solid light-blue tint from the mid-body down to the base. Additionally, a narrow-neck opening sits beneath the clear cap, differing from the wide-neck shape used on several other bottles in this catalog. Meanwhile, the “Yes” logo prints in pink script across the front, paired with a large pink letter “B” positioned just below it.

Furthermore, two textured blue handles extend from just below the neck, ridged along their outer curve rather than smooth. As a result, this ridged surface may add grip compared to a plain rounded handle. Small printed icons sit near the logo, including a cup symbol and a medical cross mark, spaced along the upper body. Consequently, these icons break up the printed area without adding a full character illustration like other bottles in the range. Faint pink measurement lines run down one side, marking the fill level toward the 330ml capacity.

Specifications

• Capacity: 330 ml
• Neck type: Narrow-neck
• Body: Clear upper half, light-blue lower half
• Handles: Dual textured blue grips
• Print design: “Yes” logo with small icon details
• Branding: Large pink “B” letter print

Caregivers reach for the largest bottle in a range like this once an infant’s feeds grow past what a mid-sized bottle covers in one fill. For example, the Yes Baby Feeder No.8085 suits an older infant moving toward fewer, larger feeds across the day. Furthermore, the textured handles support a child already used to gripping smaller bottles as the capacity increases.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this large-capacity bottle for parents feeding an older infant. Therefore, parents get a 330ml option built for bigger portions alongside a textured, handled grip.

Why does this bottle use a narrow-neck opening despite its larger capacity?
A narrow-neck shape keeps the same teat and cap fit used across the brand’s smaller bottles, so a caregiver isn’t switching accessories as the capacity increases.

Does the textured handle surface change how the bottle is held?
Yes, the ridged texture may add extra grip compared to a smooth handle, which can help a child still developing a steady hold.