Glass bottle from Nuk company with a latex nipple, a particularly elastic and bite-resistant material. Latex is more affected by temperature and fats contained in milk and food. Glass bottles are easier to clean and do not retain odors like plastic bottles. They are also recyclable and more environmentally friendly, but they are heavier and more difficult to transport, and they carry the risk of breakage and injury.


How to Sterilize Bottles?
Sterilizing the bottle before use is very important, at least until your baby reaches 6-7 months and always according to your pediatrician's guidance. Each bottle, depending on its material and usage instructions, has a specific cleaning process. First, wash it carefully with warm water and soap, using special brushes to remove food residues.

Then, sterilization can be done in 2 ways:
- Boiling: immerse the entire equipment in boiling water for 10 minutes, after ensuring that this method is suitable for your bottle and its components.
- Using an electric sterilizer, always following the manufacturer's instructions. Some bottles can also be sterilized in a microwave.