Baby bottle Nuk 150 ml polypropylene (PP) with 6–18 months flow, model 10215336

The Nuk 150 ml polypropylene (PP) baby bottle, model 10215336, is designed for infants aged 6–18 months and provides a measured 150 ml capacity with a nipple flow rated for older babies. Constructed from lightweight, BPA-free polypropylene, this feeding bottle is intended for mixed feeding and for caregivers transitioning infants to a faster flow. The bottle is compatible with interchangeable Nuk nipples and many Nuk accessories, making it practical for everyday use at home or when travelling.

Advantages

The bottle offers a compact 150 ml volume suited to the feeding volumes of older infants while remaining small enough for easy handling. Polypropylene construction delivers durability and heat resistance for routine cleaning and sterilisation. The nipple flow is matched to the 6–18 month age range to help maintain an appropriate milk or formula flow during feeding transitions. Compatibility with commonly available Nuk replacement nipples and caps reduces the need to purchase a full new set and supports longer product life.

Suitable for

• Feeding infants aged 6–18 months
• Mixed feeding with breast milk and formula
• Transitioning to a faster nipple flow
• Home use and portable feeding while travelling

Key specifications

• Capacity: 150 ml
• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Nipple flow: designed for 6–18 months (faster flow for older infants)
• Compatibility: accepts compatible replacement nipples and standard Nuk accessories
• Cleaning: suitable for routine sterilisation and dishwasher-safe parts (follow manufacturer cleaning guidance)

How to use

Before first use and after each feeding, disassemble the bottle, nipple and cap and clean thoroughly with warm soapy water or a dishwasher according to the accessory instructions. Check the nipple for signs of wear or damage before each use and replace it when necessary. Fill the bottle with the required amount of milk or formula up to the 150 ml mark, attach a properly seated nipple and cap, and test the temperature on the inside of your wrist before feeding. Hold the bottle at an angle that allows the nipple to remain full of liquid to reduce air intake during feeding.

Usage recommendations

Use nipples with the flow rating appropriate to your child’s feeding stage. Replace nipples at the first sign of damage or reduced performance. Follow all safety and cleaning instructions provided by the manufacturer and consult a healthcare professional for feeding concerns or guidance during transitions between flow rates.