Feeding shouldn't feel like a second job. Our sterilisers and bottle warmers are engineered to take the repetitive tasks off your hands, so clean bottles and warm feeds are ready when you are. They're simple, fast, and built to keep up with your routine.
Why sterilise baby bottles?
A baby's immune system is still developing, so NHS guidance advises sterilising all feeding equipment until your baby is at least 12 months old. All of our sterilisers kill viruses^ and 99.9% of harmful germs.
^Tested to EN16777 and influenza H1N1
Build a feeding setup that works for you
Get feed-ready without the fuss by pairing your steriliser with a bottle starter set or a bottle prep machine for formula feeds minutes. When every part of feeding is covered, you can spend more time on you and your baby.
UV vs Steam sterilisers: what’s the difference?
Steam sterilisers are the sterilisers that most parents know. The steam comes from the water being heated either in an electric sterilisng unit or by being placed in the microwave. Due to the steaming element, bottles are often wet once sterilised which requires additional steps to dry them before they can be stored.
Our UV steriliser uses UV-C light with no water and no heat, so everything comes out dry and ready to be used. As there’s no water required, there’ll be no steam filling your kitchen, which is something to consider if you’re mindful of condensation building up in the room.
Depending on the model, both steam and UV sterilisers can sterilise multiple bottles in one go, and can also sterilise dummies, breast pump parts, and other feeding accessories.
Choosing the right bottle warmer
An Electric Bottle Warmer is the straightforward choice for the kitchen worktop, warming a bottle evenly without the hot spots a microwave can create. If you want more control, the Multiwarm intuitive milk warmer has nine settings for size, heat, and ounces, and can warm milk to the perfect temperature in under four minutes*, which is incredibly handy for the middle of the night feeds.
For days out, the LetsGo Portable Warmer keeps feeds on schedule away from a plug socket, while the Travel Bottle and Food Warmer uses a stainless-steel flask to store hot, so you can warm a bottle of expressed breast milk, ready-made formula or even a jar of baby food once weaning starts.
Many parents keep one warmer plugged in at home and a portable option in the changing bag. Whichever warmer you use, always test the temperature on the inside of your wrist before feeding.
*Based on heating a 150ml bottle of formula from 20°C to 37°C
