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Frequently Asked Questions

When should I switch my baby from bottle to solids?

Most babies are ready to start solid foods around the age of six months. Begin with purees and soft meals and progress to bottle or nursing for complete nutrition.

What bottle features should I look for?

Choose BPA-free infant feeding bottles with anti-colic vents, an ergonomic design, and flow-appropriate nipples based on your baby's age and eating rate.

Do I need special utensils for the baby’s first feeding?

Yes. Use soft-tip spoons and small bowls intended for newborns. These promote gentle feeding and allow your baby to become acclimated to novel textures safely.

Is a high chair necessary for feeding?

A high chair is optional but highly recommended once solids begin. It promotes stability, safety, and a structured eating pattern.

How do I ensure hygiene for feeding gear?

Always sterilise your bottles and utensils before and after use. Zepto's sterilisers and cleaning supplies make this process easier and maintain optimal hygiene.

My baby is very messy at feedings — what accessories help?

Utilise suction bowls, silicone bibs, and spill-proof mats. These accessories keep your baby's feeding area clean while allowing them to self-feed with confidence.

Are feeding starter sets worth it?

Absolutely. Starter packages include necessities including as bottles, nipples, and sterilisers, providing convenience and cost savings for new parents.

When should I upgrade bottle size or utensils?

Upgrade when your baby finishes feeds faster or has a larger appetite. Choose larger bottles or wider utensils appropriate for the next developmental stage.

Can I mix breast-feeding and bottle feeding easily?

Yes. Use bottles with natural latches that simulate nursing. This allows babies to shift between breast and bottle without confusion.

What safety features should I check when buying feeding gear?

Look for materials that are BPA-free, with smooth edges, secure lids, and non-slip bottoms. Avoid items with detachable, small parts that could be swallowed.