Pigeon Baby Feeders

Pigeon Baby Feeders

The Pigeon Baby Feeders bottle holds 240ml, giving it a mid-range capacity between smaller newborn bottles and the larger 300ml-plus options. For this reason, this size suits a standard feed without the bulk of a bigger bottle. The body carries a light blue tint, clear enough to show the milk level clearly against the printed design. A wide-neck opening sits at the top, fitted with a ribbed silicone teat rather than a smooth one. Meanwhile, the “Pigeon” logo prints in blue near the shoulder, and a scattered dot-and-stem pattern in teal and brown runs down the front, mixing small hearts among the circular shapes.

Furthermore, this bottle skips handles entirely, leaving a smooth body from neck to base for a caregiver to hold directly. As a result, this shape suits early feeding stages before a child starts gripping their own bottle. The wide-neck design also matches the wide teat above it, keeping the same width through the collar rather than narrowing at the opening. Consequently, this reduces spillage when pouring formula in compared to a standard narrow-neck bottle. Fine measurement lines run along one side of the body, marking the fill level in small increments.

Specifications

• Capacity: 240 ml
• Body: Light blue tinted, clear
• Neck type: Wide-neck
• Teat: Ribbed silicone
• Print design: Dot-and-stem pattern with hearts
• Handle: None

Parents use a wide-neck bottle like this from the newborn stage onward, before handles become useful. For example, the Pigeon Baby Feeders bottle suits a caregiver bottle-feeding an infant directly, since the smooth body sits comfortably in one hand. Furthermore, the wide-neck opening simplifies both pouring formula and cleaning afterward, as a brush and a scoop both pass through easily. Meanwhile, the ribbed teat gives an infant a different latch feel compared to a smooth-surfaced one.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this wide-neck bottle for parents wanting a simple, handle-free feeding option. Therefore, parents get a 240ml bottle sized for regular use through the early months.

Why does this bottle use a wide-neck opening instead of a standard narrow neck?
A wide-neck opening matches the width of the teat above it, which cuts down on spillage during pouring and makes cleaning with a bottle brush simpler.

What does the ribbed teat design change during feeding?
A ribbed teat gives an infant a textured surface to latch onto, differing from the smooth feel of a standard teat used on other bottles.