The Magic in Every Feed, A Bottle for Every Need

Feeding time is more than nourishing your baby; it's a moment to strengthen the unique bond you share. Whether you're using breast milk or formula, our comprehensive selection of baby bottles ensures that each feed is both beneficial and pleasurable. Through our user-friendly online platform, you can effortlessly shop for baby feeding bottles, choosing from a variety of types and sizes tailored to your baby's unique needs.

Discover our range of breastfeeding bottles that closely mimic the natural breastfeeding experience, providing a smooth transition between breast and bottle. These options are an excellent choice for mums expressing and storing breast milk, ensuring your baby receives the best possible nourishment. For formula-fed babies, we offer a diverse range of bottles that are easy to clean, fill, and hold, making each feeding session a breeze.

The Mothercare Assurance — Safety and Quality First

At Mothercare, every baby bottle we offer is more than just a product; it's a symbol of our steadfast commitment to quality, safety, and the well-being of your little one. We recognise the pivotal role feeding plays in your baby's growth and development, hence, we ensure that our range is nothing short of the best.

Our feeding bottles are the result of careful selection and rigorous scrutiny. Crafted from BPA-free materials, they meet the highest safety standards, protecting your baby from potential harm. But we don’t stop at safety. Each bottle is resilient and designed for endurance, capable of withstanding daily use and frequent sterilisations — a practical feature that modern parents will appreciate.

In collaboration with trusted brands such as Tommee Tippee, NUK, and MAM, we strive to provide you with options that uphold our high-quality standards. When you choose Mothercare, you're not just purchasing a baby bottle; you're investing in a promise — our promise to continually strive for your baby's well-being and your peace of mind.

Explore Mothercare’s World of Quality Baby Products

Make Mothercare Malaysia your trusted partner in the journey of parenthood. We don't just provide a platform to buy baby bottles online; we offer a comprehensive selection of premium products designed to cater to all your parenting needs. From top-quality baby clothes and innovative toys to nursery essentials and travel gear, we ensure your baby's comfort and happiness are looked after.

Frequently Asked Questions about Baby Bottles

What is the best bottle for a breastfed baby that refuses bottles?

Choosing the right bottle for a breastfed baby who refuses bottles can be challenging. One approach is to select a bottle designed to mimic breastfeeding. These bottles often feature a nipple shape that resembles a mother's breast and a flow that imitates natural breastfeeding rhythms. Brands like Tommee Tippee and Philips Avent available at Mothercare offer such breastfeeding-friendly bottles. However, each baby is unique, so it may take some trial and error to find the bottle your baby will accept.

How should I wash baby bottles?

Keeping baby bottles clean is crucial for your baby's health. Begin by rinsing the bottle as soon as your baby has finished feeding to prevent milk residue from drying. Then, disassemble the bottle and wash all parts with warm, soapy water. Use a bottle brush to scrub the inside of the bottle and a smaller brush for the nipple. Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap, and allow the parts to air dry. Before the first use and periodically thereafter, sterilise the bottles according to the manufacturer's instructions or by immersing them in hot water for five minutes.

When should I introduce feeding bottles to a breastfed baby?

The optimal time to introduce a bottle to a breastfed baby is typically between two to four weeks of age. By this time, breastfeeding is usually well-established, but your baby is still adaptable to new feeding methods. Start by offering one bottle per day at a time when your baby is usually hungry but not overly so. It can sometimes help if someone other than the breastfeeding mother offers the first few bottles. Remember, patience is key — it can take some time for your baby to get used to bottle-feeding.