Roots Baby Feeder No-J1009

The Roots Baby Feeder No-J1009 holds 310ml, the largest capacity covered across this catalog so far. For this reason, this size suits an older infant’s full feed rather than a smaller, frequent portion. A purple dome-shaped cap sits at the top, edged with a scalloped, crown-like rim rather than a plain rounded top. Additionally, two curved handles extend from just below the cap in matching purple, built for a child to hold with both hands. Meanwhile, the body carries a printed grape design in shades of blue and purple, scattered across a frosted white background.

Furthermore, a dual measurement scale runs down the front, marking volume in ounces from 2 to 11 on one side and milliliters from 30 to 310 on the other. As a result, a caregiver reads the fill line in whichever unit they track feeds by. The wide-neck opening matches the width of the cap above it, keeping the same shape through the collar rather than narrowing. Consequently, this reduces spillage during pouring compared to a narrow-neck design. The body itself widens slightly at the base compared to the neck, giving the bottle a steadier stance once set down.

Specifications

• Capacity: 310 ml
• Cap: Purple, scalloped dome
• Handles: Dual purple side grips
• Print design: Grape pattern in blue and purple
• Scale: Dual ounce (2–11) and ml (30–310) markings
• Neck type: Wide-neck

Caregivers reach for a large-capacity bottle like this once an infant’s feeds grow beyond what a smaller bottle holds. For example, the Roots Baby Feeder No-J1009 suits an older infant moving toward fewer, larger feeds across the day. Furthermore, the dual handles support a child starting to hold their own bottle during these larger portions. Meanwhile, the wide-neck shape simplifies both pouring formula and cleaning with a bottle brush afterward.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this large-capacity bottle for parents feeding an older infant. Therefore, parents get a 310ml option built for bigger portions and independent handling.

Why does this bottle hold 310ml compared to smaller bottles in the same category?
A larger capacity suits an older infant whose feeds have grown past what a smaller bottle covers in one fill, reducing how often a caregiver refills during the day.

Does the dual ounce and milliliter scale change how the bottle is used?
No, it simply lets a caregiver read the fill line in either unit, matching whichever measurement a pediatrician or feeding chart uses.