Pigeon Soft Touch Baby Feeder

Pigeon Soft Touch Baby Feeder

Parents wanting a bottle built to ease the switch between breastfeeding and bottle feeding often look for a nipple shaped around natural tongue movement. For this reason, the Pigeon Soft Touch Baby Feeder uses a Peristaltic Plus nipple built to mimic that motion. The bottle body uses a wide neck opening rather than a standard, narrower one. Additionally, the nipple material stays ultra-soft, closely matching the feel of skin. Meanwhile, a printed latch-on line marks the nipple, guiding correct positioning during a feed.

Furthermore, the bottle includes a built-in air ventilation system that manages airflow as a baby sucks. This differs from a bottle without a dedicated venting path. As a result, the system works to lower how much air a baby swallows during feeding. The wide neck also simplifies filling with formula or scooping in powder directly. Consequently, less spills around the rim compared to a standard neck opening. In addition, the body comes in both plain and printed colorways.

Specifications

• Material: BPA-free polypropylene (PP)
• Nipple: Peristaltic Plus, ultra-soft silicone with latch-on line
• Neck type: Wide neck
• Anti-colic feature: Built-in air ventilation system
• Design: Available in plain and printed colorways
• Age range: Newborn and up (varies by size)

Parents use a bottle like this when a baby moves between breast and bottle feeding. For example, the peristaltic nipple encourages the same jaw and tongue motion used during breastfeeding. The latch-on line also helps a parent check correct positioning before a feed begins. Therefore, the Pigeon Soft Touch Baby Feeder suits parents wanting to reduce nipple confusion during this transition. Meanwhile, the air ventilation system continues to support digestion throughout each feed. As a result, this bottle fits newborn through early infant stages depending on the size chosen.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this feeder. It suits parents wanting a breastfeeding-compatible bottle with a built-in latch guide.

Why does this bottle include a printed latch-on line on the nipple?
The latch-on line marks where a baby’s mouth should sit during feeding, similar to positioning at the breast. Therefore, it helps a parent check the latch before starting each feeding session.

How does the Peristaltic Plus nipple differ from a standard round nipple?
A Peristaltic Plus nipple requires the same tongue and jaw motion used during breastfeeding, rather than simple suction. As a result, it can lower the risk of a breastfed baby favoring one feeding method over the other.