Reflux Baby Bottles and Teats
Reflux Baby Bottles and Teats
Reflux is one of the most common challenges in the early months of feeding, and it can make every feed feel harder than it needs to be. The discomfort, the unsettledness, the second-guessing β many parents find that a small change to their bottle and teat setup makes a noticeable difference.
Here at Pigeon, every bottle and teat in our range includes a built-in venting system designed to reduce the amount of air your baby swallows during feeds. Excess air is one of the main contributors to wind, discomfort, and reflux symptoms, so reducing it at the source helps many babies feed more calmly and settle more easily afterwards. The SofTouch Glass 160ml and SofTouch Glass 240ml are popular choices for parents managing reflux, with a wide-neck design that supports a natural latch and a non-porous material that won't absorb odours or residue over time.
The Flexible Peristaltic Teat M and Flexible Peristaltic Teat S are also widely used by parents of reflux-prone babies, with a slim-neck design and double-thickness silicone that encourages a controlled, steady flow. Getting the teat flow right matters too β a flow that's too fast can cause gulping and increase air intake, worsening reflux symptoms.
Browse the full range below, or visit the Baby Bottles and Teats guide for help choosing the right combination for your baby.
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