How to Use — Silicone Soft Squeeze Baby Bottle

Everything you need to know about assembling, cleaning, sterilising, and safely using your BEEBIYOO Silicone Soft Squeeze Baby Bottle.

What’s in the Box

Your bottle includes:

  • Protective Cap — PP + Silicone

  • Nipple — Silicone

  • Twist-Lock Ring — PP

  • Bottle Body — Silicone + PPSU

The nipple features our Anti-Colic Design with One-Way Air Vent System.

Material & Sterilisation Reference

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The table should show, by component:

  • Component name

  • Material

  • Maximum temperature

  • Boiling compatibility

  • Steam compatibility

  • UV compatibility

  • Dishwasher compatibility

  • Microwave compatibility

Assembly

Step 1 — Insert the Nipple

Point the nipple upward and push it firmly into the twist-lock ring.

Make sure it sits completely flush with no gaps around the edge.

Step 2 — Attach the Ring

Screw the twist-lock ring clockwise onto the bottle body until secure.

Do not overtighten.

Step 3 — Check the Air Vent

Before feeding, make sure the nipple’s air vent valve is open and unobstructed.

Step 4 — Add the Protective Cap

Place the protective cap over the nipple assembly when storing or transporting the bottle.

Nipple Flow Guide

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Every baby is different.

Use the age and flow recommendations as a starting point rather than a strict rule.

Observe your baby’s feeding pace and move to a different nipple flow when appropriate.

Signs that the current flow may not be suitable can include:

  • Excessive gulping

  • Excessive dribbling

  • Frustration during feeding

  • Difficulty drawing milk

  • Feeding taking significantly longer than usual

Before First Use

Before using the bottle for the first time:

  1. Disassemble all parts.

  2. Wash using warm water and a mild baby cleanser.

  3. Rinse thoroughly.

  4. Sterilise using an approved method for each component.

  5. Allow all parts to air dry completely in a clean, ventilated area.

For applicable components:

Boiling: Up to 5 minutes
Steam: Up to 10 minutes

When boiling, ensure components are fully submerged where appropriate and avoid prolonged direct contact with the bottom or walls of the pot.

Always check the component-specific sterilisation table before use.

Cleaning After Each Use

Step 1 — Rinse

Rinse the bottle and feeding components immediately after feeding to prevent milk residue from drying.

Step 2 — Wash

Wash all components using:

  • Warm water

  • Mild baby cleanser

  • A soft bottle brush or silicone brush

Step 3 — Rinse Thoroughly

Make sure no cleanser or milk residue remains.

Step 4 — Sterilise When Required

Use boiling, steam, or another approved sterilisation method according to the component-specific guidance.

Step 5 — Air Dry

Allow all parts to dry completely before reassembly.

Sterilisation by Component

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Do not assume that every bottle component can withstand the same temperatures or sterilisation methods.

Important Safety Notes

  • Always use under adult supervision.

  • Do not use the nipple as a pacifier.

  • Use only for feeding milk or water.

  • Always check liquid temperature before feeding.

  • Do not microwave the bottle with the nipple attached.

  • Remove the nipple before microwave heating.

  • Stir heated contents thoroughly before feeding.

  • Do not cover freshly prepared hot milk immediately with the protective cap.

  • Heat can create pressure inside the bottle and may cause leakage.

  • Do not shake the bottle vigorously with the cap open.

  • The silicone bottle body is squeezable.

  • Compressing the bottle may cause liquid to spray from the nipple.

  • Take additional care when the bottle contains warm or hot liquid.

  • Do not pierce the nipple or air vent with sharp objects.

  • Inspect the nipple before every use.

  • Replace the nipple every 2–3 months as a general guideline.

  • Replace it sooner if you notice cracks, stickiness, discolouration, deformation, or changes in texture.

  • Some babies may have a sensitivity to silicone. If irritation occurs, stop using the product and consult a healthcare professional if necessary.

  • Keep all components, particularly small removable parts, out of reach of children when not in use.