Wide Neck Baby Bottles
Wide Neck Baby Bottles
Wide neck baby bottles are specifically designed to support seamless bottle and breastfeeding transitions. With teats shaped to mimic natural breast feeding, Pigeon's wide neck bottles help prevent nipple confusion while maintaining breastfeeding continuity. Available in four premium materialsβPP, PPSU, glass, and T-Esterβour SofTouch range offers flexibility for every feeding style and preference. Each bottle features six teat sizes (from SS to LLL) and our unique anti-colic venting system, designed to reduce swallowed air and help minimise discomfort. Perfect for mixed feeding, weaning, and supporting your baby's natural sucking behaviour from birth through 15 months.
FAQs about Wide Neck Baby Bottles
Pigeon wide neck bottles come in four premium materials to suit different feeding needs:
- β’ PP (polypropylene) β lightweight and durable, ideal for everyday use and regular handling
- β’ PPSU (premium-grade polyphenylsulfone) β naturally honey-toned, highly durable, and heat-resistant for frequent sterilisation
- β’ Glass β offers perfect clarity, superior durability, and is ideal for long-term use across multiple children
- β’ T-Ester β combines glass-like clarity with enhanced UV resistance and exceptional durability
Each material is BPA-free and BPS-free, ensuring safe feeding for your baby.
Learn with Pigeon
Discover Learn with Pigeon, a helpful hub for product guidance, how-to videos and expert-backed advice.
Everything here is designed to support your babyβs feeding and care journey with clarity, confidence and comfort.
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A clicking sound, a cough, a sudden pull away from the teat. These feeding noises can feel alarming, but most of them trace back to three things: oral seal, teat response and air intake. Here's how to tell what's normal and what your bottle can do about it.
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