Pigeon Baby Feeder with Spoon 240ml

Pigeon Baby Feeder with Spoon 240ml

The Pigeon Baby Feeder with Spoon 240ml uses a soft, squeezable body instead of the rigid shape found on standard feeding bottles. For this reason, a caregiver controls the amount dispensed by squeezing the body harder or softer. The bottle holds 240ml, marked BPA-free on the packaging. Additionally, a silicone spoon tip screws onto the wide collar at the top, replacing the usual teat. Meanwhile, the packaging lists this feeder for six months and older, tying it to the weaning stage rather than early infancy.

Furthermore, the squeezable design lets purees, soup, or juice pass through the spoon tip at a controlled rate. As a result, a caregiver adjusts the flow mid-feed just by changing hand pressure. The wide collar threads on the same way a standard cap does, keeping the spoon secure during use. Consequently, the fit stays stable even with repeated squeezing. A cleaning brush comes included, sized to reach the narrower spoon channel. The body stays translucent, so a caregiver can see the remaining contents.

Specifications

• Capacity: 240 ml
• Body: Soft, squeezable silicone
• Feeding tip: Silicone spoon attachment
• Material: BPA-free
• Age range: 6+ months
• Included: Cleaning brush

Caregivers reach for a squeeze feeder like this once weaning starts around six months. For example, the Pigeon Baby Feeder with Spoon 240ml suits introducing purees, soup, or juice gradually. Furthermore, the spoon tip controls portion size better than a regular teat would for thicker food. Meanwhile, adjusting the squeeze pressure slows the flow for a thick puree or speeds it up for a thin soup. The included brush then keeps the spoon channel clear between uses.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this feeder for parents starting weaning at six months. Therefore, parents get a squeeze-controlled option built for purees and soup rather than milk alone.

How does squeezing the bottle control the amount fed?
Pressing the body harder pushes more contents through the spoon tip. A lighter squeeze slows the flow instead.

Why does this feeder include a separate cleaning brush?
The spoon tip has a narrower channel than a standard teat. The included brush reaches that space where a regular bottle brush cannot clean.