Feeding bottle Nuk 260 ml, polypropylene (PP), size M nipple, model 10742005

The Nuk feeding bottle 260 ml is made from lightweight, BPA-free polypropylene (PP) and comes with a size M nipple. Designed for standard feeding situations, this bottle features a wide neck for easier filling and cleaning and a compact shape that fits common bottle holders. It is compatible with other Nuk accessories and intended for infants who require a medium flow nipple for regular milk or formula feeds.

Advantages

The polypropylene construction makes the bottle durable, heat-resistant for warm liquids and quick to dry after washing. The size M nipple provides a steady, moderate flow suitable for many infants transitioning from slower to standard flows. The wide neck reduces spills during filling and allows straightforward access for manual or brush cleaning. The bottle’s lightweight design supports comfortable handling during feedings and convenient transport in a diaper bag.

Suitable for

• Regular daily bottle feeding with expressed breast milk or formula
• Infants requiring a medium-flow nipple (size M)
• Parents who prefer lightweight, easy-to-clean bottles for home and travel
• Use with compatible Nuk accessories and replacement parts

Key specifications

• Capacity: 260 ml
• Material: polypropylene (PP), BPA-free
• Nipple size: M (medium flow)
• Wide-neck design for easy filling and cleaning
• Shape: ergonomic, fits standard bottle holders

How to use

Before first use and after each feed, disassemble the bottle and wash all parts in warm soapy water or a dishwasher if the manufacturer's care instructions allow. Rinse thoroughly and inspect the nipple for any signs of wear before each use. Fill the bottle with an appropriate amount of breast milk or prepared formula, attach the size M nipple and cap securely, and test the flow rate before feeding. Hold the bottle at a slight angle to maintain milk in the nipple and minimize air intake during feeds.

Usage recommendations

Use the size M nipple for infants ready for a medium flow; consult feeding guidance from a pediatrician if unsure. Replace the nipple at the first sign of damage or changes in elasticity. Store bottles and nipples in a clean, dry place when not in use and follow standard hygiene practices for infant feeding equipment.