Pur Baby Feeder No 1113

Pur Baby Feeder No 1113

Most PUR bottles in this lineup rely on a single-handed grip. Pur Baby Feeder No 1113 adds two side handles instead, built into the wide-neck body itself. The bottle uses clear BPA-free plastic with a pink collar and a matching pink base ring. A soft silicone nipple tops the bottle, sized for the wide-neck opening used across the Comfort-style range. Additionally, white handles curve outward from each side, angled for smaller hands to grip on their own. The printed body shows the “Rubie” rabbit character alongside an oz/ml scale.

The dual handles sit low on the body, closer to the base than the collar. As a result, a baby can grip the bottle independently as hand coordination develops. The oz/ml scale runs down one side, printed in the same soft pink tone as the rabbit graphic. Furthermore, the pink base ring matches the collar color, framing the bottle at both ends. Meanwhile, the wide-neck opening keeps cleaning and filling as simple as the other Comfort-style PUR bottles. Weight-wise, the added handles bring slightly more bulk than a plain bottle, though the shape stays easy to hold either way.

Specifications

• Material: BPA-free plastic (bottle), silicone (nipple)
• Neck: Wide-neck design
• Handles: Two soft-grip side handles
• Design: Printed rabbit character (“Rubie”) with measurement scale
• Collar/Base Color: Pink
• Closure: Screw-thread collar
• Pack Size: 1 feeding bottle

Handled bottles like this one suit the transition stage, once a baby starts reaching for the bottle during feeding. Pur Baby Feeder No 1113 fits that stage directly, pairing dual handles with the same wide-neck body used earlier in feeding. Specifically, the handles let a baby help hold the bottle steady without taking over the full weight alone. Parents moving a baby toward more independent feeding often introduce a handled bottle like this one first. For instance, the handles also give a parent a steadier grip during nighttime feeds in low light. The printed scale stays visible even with a hand wrapped around one handle.

Leather and Kids stocks this feeder as part of its baby products line alongside its leather goods. The dual handles and wide-neck design make it a fit for babies moving toward more independent feeding.

At what age do babies typically start using the handles themselves?
Babies generally start reaching for handles once grip and hand coordination develop, often a few months into bottle feeding. Every baby develops at a different pace, so parents can offer the handles early without expecting immediate use.

Can the handles be removed if they’re not needed yet?
The handles attach as part of the bottle’s collar assembly rather than as a separate, removable piece. Parents not ready to use them yet can simply hold the bottle by the body as usual