Tommee Tippee Baby Feeder

Tommee Tippee Baby Feeder

The Tommee Tippee Baby Feeder comes in two sizes, 150 ml and 260 ml. This lets a parent match the bottle to feed volume as a baby grows. The body uses clear, BPA-free polypropylene rather than glass. Additionally, a soft wavy contour runs down the sides instead of a straight wall. A breast-shaped silicone teat tops the bottle. Meanwhile, a grey ring collar holds the teat in place rather than a colored one. A small star logo prints on both the cap and the lower body. Furthermore, this marks it as part of the Closer to Nature range.

Furthermore, the wavy body shape differs from the flat-sided design on standard feeders elsewhere. As a result, a caregiver’s fingers settle naturally into the curved sections during a feed. The teat also houses a built-in anti-colic valve at its base. Consequently, this valve routes air away from the teat as the baby feeds. Meanwhile, the wide-neck opening matches the width of the teat and collar. In addition, this width lets a cleaning brush pass through without catching.

Specifications

• Capacity: 150 ml / 260 ml
• Body: Clear, BPA-free polypropylene
• Body shape: Wavy contour
• Teat: Breast-shaped silicone with anti-colic valve
• Collar: Grey ring
• Branding: Star logo on cap and body

Parents pick a wavy, wide-neck bottle like this during the switch between breastfeeding and bottle feeding. For example, the breast-shaped teat gives a latch closer to nursing than a straight, narrow teat does. Furthermore, the Tommee Tippee Baby Feeder suits parents who want one shape across two sizes. Meanwhile, a newborn uses the 150 ml size, while an older infant moves to the 260 ml size. Consequently, the anti-colic valve reduces the air a baby swallows during longer feeds.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this two-size range for parents who want one bottle shape across several feeding stages. Therefore, parents avoid switching brands as a baby moves from a 150 ml feed to a 260 ml feed.

Why does the teat include a built-in anti-colic valve?
The valve routes air away from the teat during feeding, reducing the amount of air a baby swallows alongside the milk.

What’s the difference between the 150 ml and 260 ml sizes?
Both share the same wavy body and teat shape; the 260 ml size simply holds more for older infants who feed larger amounts per session.