Silicone Bottles and Teats
Silicone Bottles and Teats
Explore Pigeonβs range of silicone baby bottles and teats, thoughtfully designed to support comfortable, natural feeding from newborn through to older babies. Made using high-quality, baby-safe silicone, this collection offers soft, flexible feeding solutions that help babies latch, suck and swallow with ease.
Our silicone teats are developed based on decades of breastfeeding research and are designed to mimic the natural movement of a babyβs tongue during feeding. This helps support smooth milk flow, reduces unnecessary air intake, and promotes a calm, settled feeding experience, whether youβre bottle feeding, combination feeding or transitioning from breast to bottle.
Silicone is a popular choice for baby feeding thanks to its durability, heat resistance and hygienic properties. All Pigeon silicone bottles and teats are BPA, BPS and phthalate free, and suitable for regular sterilisation using steam, boiling water or UV methods.
Why choose Pigeon silicone bottles and teats?
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Soft, flexible silicone designed for gentle feeding
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Breastfeeding-inspired teat shape to support natural latch
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Anti-colic venting system to help reduce swallowed air
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Suitable for newborns and growing babies with multiple flow rates available
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Compatible across selected Pigeon bottle ranges
Whether youβre choosing your babyβs first bottle, replacing teats as your baby grows, or looking for trusted feeding essentials, this collection supports every stage of your feeding journey with comfort, safety and confidence.
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Discover Learn with Pigeon, a helpful hub for product guidance, how-to videos and expert-backed advice.
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