make meal time a breeze with our easy-to-use milk bottles

when you have a baby, your world changes. among the many things to learn about your precious newborn, feeding is arguably an endeavour with one of the steepest learning curves. On top of that, the sheer number of baby milk bottles available in hong kong makes it even trickier to navigate. well, fret not, as mothercare is here to help you narrow down your milk bottle search.

bid goodbye to feeding discomfort with the best baby milk bottles

if your breastfed baby refuses to take the bottle, our philips avent natural bottle may just be the solution. comes in a flexible spiral design and skin-soft nipple material that closely emulates the natural flex of the actual breast, it ensures a seamless and fuss-free transition from breast to bottle feeding.

for an affordable milk bottle that is easy to assemble and sterilise, tommee tippee’s closer to natural advanced anti colic bottle tops the chart. thoughtfully designed with a wide neck, super-sensitive anti-colic valve and advanced easivent technology, it has all the bells and whistles you’d want and need in your baby’s milk bottle.

how often should i replace milk bottles and teats for my newborn?

it’s recommended to replace the teat every 2 to 3 months and the milk bottle every 4 to 5 months. however, if you see signs of wear and tear like cracks, leaks or discolourations, be sure to replace them immediately.

is it best to invest in a glass or plastic milk bottle?

each has its own benefits and drawbacks. glass milk bottles are more durable and environmentally friendly. however, they are usually heavier than plastic bottles. on the other hand, plastic milk bottles are lightweight and affordable but often less durable. at the end of the day, it’s all about personal choice – choose what works best for you and your baby!

what are the milk bottle brands that mothercare carries?

you can find milk bottles from renowned brands like beaba, clevamama, dr brown’s, hegen, medela, mothercare, nuk, philips avent, pigeon, snapkis and tommee tippee on mothercare.