Pur Baby Feeder No 1103

Pur Baby Feeder No 1103

Most PUR bottles in this lineup use a fixed nipple flow rate. Pur Baby Feeder No 1103 ships with a variable-flow nipple instead, marked with a “V” on the retail box. The bottle uses clear BPA-free plastic with a bright pink collar and matching cap. A silicone nipple sits under the cap, adjustable rather than set to a single speed. Additionally, a screw-thread neck secures the nipple and cap together. The printed body shows a bunny character alongside the PUR logo and a measurement scale.

The box lists the capacity clearly as 10 oz, equal to 300 ml, printed under the “Classy Feeding Bottle” name. As a result, this bottle holds roughly double the volume of the smaller 5 oz PUR bottles in the range. A printed measurement scale runs the length of the bottle, matching the 10 oz/300 ml capacity on the box. Furthermore, the “V” flow marking on the box sits next to a small droplet icon showing adjustable speed. Inside, the larger capacity suits fuller feeds better than the smaller bottles do. Weight-wise, the bottle sits heavier when full, though the wide body keeps it easy to grip.

Specifications

• Material: BPA-free plastic (bottle), silicone (nipple)
• Capacity: 10 oz / 300 ml
• Nipple Flow: Variable (“V”)
• Design: Printed bunny character with measurement scale
• Collar/Cap Color: Pink
• Closure: Screw-thread collar and cap
• Pack Size: 1 feeding bottle

Larger-capacity bottles like this one suit babies who’ve moved past small, frequent feeds. Pur Baby Feeder No 1103 fits that stage with its 10 oz size and variable-flow nipple already built in. Specifically, the variable flow adjusts to feeding pace instead of locking a baby into one fixed speed. Parents transitioning a baby toward longer stretches between feeds often reach for a larger bottle like this one. For instance, the bigger capacity also means fewer refills during nighttime feeds. The printed scale stays easy to read even with the full 10 oz fill line in view.

Leather and Kids stocks this feeder as part of its baby products line alongside its leather goods. The larger capacity and variable-flow nipple make it suited to babies past the earliest feeding stage.

How does a variable-flow nipple differ from a fixed-flow one?
A variable-flow nipple adjusts the opening based on how the bottle is turned or squeezed, rather than staying fixed at one rate. This lets one nipple cover a wider range of feeding paces instead of needing several fixed-flow swaps.

Is a 10 oz bottle too large for a younger baby?
A 10 oz bottle can be used at any stage without filling it completely, so it isn’t limited to older babies only. Parents of younger babies can simply fill it partway until feeding volume increases naturally.