Baby Feeding Bottle

Frequently Asked Questions

Which feeding bottle is best for newborns? +

Newborn babies are usually given smaller feeds, in bottles of 120 ml or 125 ml. 240 ml or 250 ml bottles are handier when your baby is getting bigger and drinking more.

What is the correct flow of teat for my baby’s age? +

Select a teat flow that is suitable for your baby’s age and rate of feeding. If your milk comes out too quickly or your baby has difficulty feeding, it may be time to change the teat size.

Should I choose a glass, steel, or BPA-free plastic feeding bottle? +

Each has its advantages. Baby bottles made of BPA-free plastic, glass, or stainless steel are all safe options. Plastic is lightweight and convenient, glass is clean and simple to maintain, and steel is durable and long-lasting. Mee Mee provides all three options, so pick what works for your schedule.

When should I change my baby's feeding bottle and teat? +

Replace the teat every 2-3 months or sooner if it looks worn. If a feeding bottle is cracked, scratched, or damaged, replace it immediately 

Can I use the same feeding bottle as my baby grows? +

Yes, if the bottle is in good condition, you can keep using the same bottle. As your baby’s feeding needs change, just move up a bottle size or a faster-flowing teat.

Can I carry prefilled feeding bottles while travelling with my baby? +

Yes, but prepare feeds safely. Store expressed milk according to recommended safety guidelines while travelling.