Pur Baby Feeder No 1503

Pur Baby Feeder No 1503

Most PUR bottles in this lineup use a slim, rounded body shape. Pur Baby Feeder No 1503 uses a short, wide-neck design instead, based on the “New Born Wide Neck Bottle” labeling on its box. The bottle uses clear BPA-free plastic with an opaque, dome-shaped nipple that covers most of the top. A slow-flow (“S”) rating is printed on the box in a small red badge. Additionally, the box confirms the bottle stays volatile- and nitrosamine-safe. The printed body carries the “New Born” name along with a matching oz/ml scale.

The box lists the capacity as 5 oz, equal to 150 ml, making it the smallest bottle in the PUR lineup. As a result, this size suits the earliest feeding stage more closely than the larger 8 oz or 10 oz bottles. The wide-neck opening also matches the shape of the nipple, rather than narrowing sharply below it. Furthermore, the shorter, rounder body sits differently in the hand than the taller, slimmer PUR bottles. Meanwhile, the printed scale runs in smaller increments, better suited to tracking a newborn’s smaller feeding amounts. Weight-wise, the bottle stays light even at a full fill, given its smaller overall capacity.

Specifications

• Material: BPA-free plastic (bottle), silicone (nipple)
• Capacity: 5 oz / 150 ml
• Nipple Flow: Slow (“S”)
• Neck: Wide-neck design
• Safety: Volatile and nitrosamine safe
• Closure: Screw-thread collar
• Pack Size: 1 feeding bottle

Newborn-stage bottles like this one suit babies just starting on a bottle, before feeding volumes increase. Pur Baby Feeder No 1503 matches that stage directly, pairing a 5 oz capacity with a slow-flow nipple already built in. Specifically, the slow flow rate limits how quickly milk passes through, which suits a newborn’s early feeding pace. Parents introducing a first bottle alongside breastfeeding often start with a smaller, slow-flow size like this one. For instance, the smaller capacity also cuts down on wasted milk if a newborn only finishes part of a feed. The wide neck keeps filling simple even during frequent early-stage feeds.

Leather and Kids stocks this feeder as part of its baby products line alongside its leather goods. The smaller capacity and slow-flow nipple make it a fit for parents feeding a newborn.

Why is this bottle smaller than the other PUR options?
Newborns generally take smaller feeding volumes than older babies, so a 5 oz bottle matches that stage more closely than a larger one. Parents can move up to a bigger bottle once feeding amounts increase.

What does “volatile and nitrosamine safe” mean on the packaging?
This labeling confirms the plastic avoids two specific compounds sometimes found in lower-quality baby products. It’s a safety detail beyond the standard BPA-free claim already common across the PUR range.