Farlin Baby Feeder Ab-41020

Farlin Baby Feeder Ab-41020

Parents wanting a plain, unprinted bottle for a newborn’s smallest feeds often skip patterned designs entirely. For this reason, the Farlin Baby Feeder Ab-41020 offers a 60 ml capacity in a clear body with no printed artwork. Additionally, the cap and nipple collar carry a light blue tone rather than a patterned finish. The bottle is made from polypropylene, weighing 39 grams empty. Meanwhile, the nipple uses a slow-flow silicone design built for the earliest feeding stage.

Furthermore, the bottle withstands heat up to 110 degrees Celsius, allowing it to go through boiling water or steam sterilization. This differs from bottles rated for lower heat resistance during cleaning. As a result, parents can sterilize this bottle using standard high-heat methods without concern. The cap uses a leak-proof design, sealing the nipple during transport or storage. Consequently, the bottle can travel in a diaper bag without spilling its contents. In addition, an anti-colic air valve sits built into the nipple base, reducing air intake during a feed.

Specifications

• Material: Polypropylene (PP)
• Capacity: 60 ml
• Nipple: Slow-flow silicone with anti-colic valve
• Weight: 39 g (empty)
• Heat resistance: Up to 110°C
• Cap: Leak-proof design
• Color: Light blue
• Age range: Newborn (0 months+)

Parents use a bottle like this for a newborn’s earliest feeds, before moving to a faster nipple flow. For example, the slow-flow nipple matches how gently a newborn feeds during the first weeks. The 60 ml capacity also avoids overfilling for a baby who takes small amounts per feed. Therefore, the Farlin Baby Feeder Ab-41020 suits parents wanting a simple, unpatterned bottle for early newborn use. Meanwhile, the leak-proof cap keeps the bottle usable for storing small amounts of expressed milk. As a result, this bottle fits both feeding and short-term storage needs in the first weeks.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this bottle. It suits parents wanting a plain, 60 ml slow-flow feeder for a newborn’s earliest feeds.

Why does this bottle use a slow-flow nipple instead of a faster option?
A slow-flow nipple matches the gentler sucking pace of a newborn during the first weeks of feeding. Therefore, it reduces the risk of milk moving faster than a baby can comfortably swallow.

Can this bottle go through boiling water for sterilization?
The bottle withstands heat up to 110 degrees Celsius, covering both boiling water and steam sterilization methods. As a result, parents can clean it using common high-heat sterilizing routines without damaging the material.