Pigeon Soft Touch Nipple 1M+

Pigeon Soft Touch Nipple 1M+ is an S size wide neck nipple with a round hole.

Key Features:
✔️ S size for 1 month and up
✔️ Clear silicone round hole teat
✔️ Wide neck bottle fit
✔️ Anti colic system
✔️ Flared base with ridged rings
✔️ BPA and BPS free claim

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Description

Pigeon Soft Touch Nipple 1M+

Most Pigeon nipples in this range target older babies. Pigeon Soft Touch Nipple 1M+ targets babies from one month instead. The card marks the size as S and lists a round hole. The teat is clear silicone with a rounded tip. Additionally, a grey-blue badge gives the age as one month and up. The card also lists a wide-neck fit.

A round hole releases milk at a steady, gentle pace. As a result, a young baby handles the flow without gulping. Furthermore, the flared base sits firmly in a wide-neck collar. Ridged rings below the teat help it seat properly. Meanwhile, the card lists an anti-colic system and a BPA/BPS free label. A gold badge also claims the No.1 market share in Japan.

Specifications

  • Size: S
  • Age: 1 month and up
  • Hole Style: Round hole
  • Neck Fit: Wide-neck
  • Feature: Anti-colic system
  • Material Claim: BPA/BPS free
  • Packaging: Blister card

Young infants feed slowly and tire quickly. Pigeon Soft Touch Nipple 1M+ suits that stage, since the small size and round hole keep the flow slow. Specifically, parents choose it for babies moving between breast and bottle. For instance, a spare in the diaper bag covers a worn or lost nipple. Therefore, keeping two on hand simplifies night feeds. The wide-neck fit also matches compatible Pigeon wide-neck bottles.

Leather and Kids stocks this nipple as part of its baby products line alongside its leather goods. The S size and round hole give parents a clear first replacement choice.

How does a round hole differ from a Y-cut?
A round hole gives a steady flow whether the baby sucks hard or softly. A Y-cut opens under stronger suction, so it suits older babies.

When should I replace the nipple?
Replace it when the silicone looks cracked, sticky, or torn. A changed flow rate also signals that the teat has worn out.

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