Pur Baby Feeder No 1106

Pur Baby Feeder No 1106

Most PUR bottles in this lineup ship loose or in simple packaging. Pur Baby Feeder No 1106 comes in a labeled retail box instead, with capacity and flow size printed right on the front. The bottle uses clear BPA-free plastic with a sky-blue collar and matching cap. A silicone nipple sits under the cap, sized to a medium (“M”) flow rate as marked on the packaging. Additionally, a screw-thread neck secures the nipple and cap together. The printed body shows small pink and blue stars scattered around the PUR logo.

The box lists the capacity clearly as 5 oz, equal to 140 ml, right below the bottle image. As a result, parents can confirm the size without opening the box first. A printed measurement scale also runs along the bottle itself, matching the 5 oz/140 ml capacity shown outside. Furthermore, the packaging carries a BPA-safe badge alongside a separate certification mark near the base. Inside, the smaller capacity suits early feeding volumes better than a larger bottle would. Weight-wise, the bottle stays light and easy for smaller hands to hold.

Specifications

• Material: BPA-free plastic (bottle), silicone (nipple)
• Capacity: 5 oz / 140 ml
• Nipple Flow: Medium (M)
• Design: Printed star pattern with PUR logo
• Collar/Cap Color: Blue
• Closure: Screw-thread collar and cap
• Pack Size: 1 feeding bottle

Smaller-capacity bottles like this one suit early feeding stages, before a baby moves up to larger volumes. Pur Baby Feeder No 1106 fits that stage directly, with its 5 oz size and medium-flow nipple already matched to it. Specifically, the medium flow rate suits babies past the newborn stage who need a steadier milk flow. Parents starting solids alongside bottle feeding often keep a smaller bottle like this for shorter, in-between feeds. For instance, the compact size also travels easily in a diaper bag without taking up much space. The retail packaging also makes it simple to check flow size before buying a second bottle to match.

Leather and Kids stocks this feeder as part of its baby products line alongside its leather goods. The labeled capacity and flow rate make it easy to pick the right size without guesswork.

What does the “M” marking on the box mean?
The “M” stands for medium flow, referring to how quickly milk passes through the nipple during feeding. It’s a step up from a slow-flow nipple, suited to babies who’ve moved past very early feeding.

Is 5 oz enough for a full feeding, or will it need refilling often?
A 5 oz bottle suits smaller feeds rather than larger, less frequent ones. Parents needing more volume per feeding may want to pair this with a larger-capacity bottle for later stages.