Roots Baby Feeder No-M03

Roots Baby Feeder No-M03

The Roots Baby Feeder No-M03 holds 300ml, the highest mark shown on its printed scale, running down to 270 and lower increments below it. For this reason, this size suits an older infant’s larger feed rather than a smaller portion. A rabbit-face shaped cap sits at the top in pink, molded with closed eyes, whiskers, and a small white bow between the ears. Additionally, this design differs from the plain rabbit-ear cap used on the No-M02 bottle in the same line, since a full face replaces the simpler ear shape alone. Meanwhile, the handles extend from just below the neck in matching pink, curving outward before looping back toward the body.

Furthermore, the “ROOTS” logo prints across the upper body, sitting above a lion character wearing a small crown, the same print used elsewhere in this bottle range. As a result, this bottle keeps a shared design language with other Roots bottles while changing the cap shape and color. The body stays a frosted, translucent pink finish, softening the view of the contents while still letting light pass through. Consequently, the printed scale stays readable against the tinted surface. The wide-neck opening beneath the cap matches the collar width, keeping the same fit used across the handled bottles in this lineup.

Specifications

• Capacity: 300 ml
• Cap: Rabbit-face shaped, pink with bow
• Handles: Dual pink side grips
• Print design: Lion character with crown, “ROOTS” logo
• Body finish: Frosted, translucent pink
• Neck type: Wide-neck

Caregivers reach for a larger-capacity bottle like this once an infant’s feeds grow past the smaller portions covered by earlier bottles in the range. For example, the Roots Baby Feeder No-M03 suits a child who has moved onto bigger feeds while still holding their own bottle by the side handles. Furthermore, the printed scale lets a caregiver track intake without guessing between markings.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this bottle for parents wanting a larger capacity within the same playful design line. Therefore, parents get a 300ml option built around bigger feeds alongside a distinct, face-shaped cap.

Why does the cap use a full rabbit face instead of plain ears?
It’s a design variation within the same bottle line, giving this size a distinct look while the cap still covers the teat the same way.

Does the frosted pink body affect how well the scale can be read?
No, the printed measurement lines stay visible against the tint, so a caregiver can still track the fill level during a feed.