Farlin Baby Feeder Ab-41011B

Farlin Baby Feeder AB-41011B

Parents wanting a smaller bottle for early feeds often look for a standard neck size. For this reason, the Farlin Baby Feeder AB-41011B offers a 140 ml capacity in a standard neck bottle. The body is made from BPA-free polypropylene, printed with a blue forest and deer design. Additionally, the nipple is made from anti-colic silicone, shaped to mimic natural breastfeeding. Meanwhile, the cap and collar close with a simple screw-on fit over the neck.

Furthermore, the anti-colic design reduces the air a baby swallows during feeding. This differs from a plain nipple without built-in venting. As a result, the bottle helps limit gas and discomfort after a feed. The bottle body stays narrow rather than wide, fitting comfortably in a small hand or a bottle warmer slot. Consequently, this size suits early feeding stages before a baby moves to larger portions. In addition, printed volume markings run along the side of the bottle for measuring formula or milk.

Specifications

• Material: BPA-free polypropylene (PP)
• Capacity: 140 ml
• Nipple: Anti-colic silicone
• Neck type: Standard neck
• Design: Animal Series print (blue forest and deer)
• Age range: Newborn and up

Parents use a bottle like this for newborn feeds, where a smaller capacity matches how much a baby drinks. For example, the anti-colic nipple reduces fussiness that plain nipples can sometimes cause. The standard neck size also fits many existing nipple and cap sets already in a parent’s rotation. Therefore, the Farlin Baby Feeder AB-41011B suits parents wanting a smaller, gentler bottle for early months. Meanwhile, the volume markings help track intake during each feeding session. As a result, this bottle fits daily use from a baby’s first weeks through early infancy.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this bottle. It suits parents wanting a 140 ml anti-colic feeder for early newborn feeds.

Why does an anti-colic nipple matter for a newborn bottle?
An anti-colic nipple vents air during feeding, reducing the amount a baby swallows along with the milk. Therefore, it helps lower the chance of gas or discomfort compared to a plain, unvented nipple.

Is a 140 ml bottle enough for a newborn’s feeding needs?
A 140 ml capacity matches the smaller amounts a newborn typically drinks per feed in the early weeks. As a result, parents can move to a larger bottle later without needing this size before then.