Glass Baby Bottles

Many parents choose glass baby bottles for the same reasons they reach for glass in their own kitchen. It's clean, clear, and doesn't hold onto residue or odours the way plastic can over time.

Pigeon's glass baby bottles are made from heat-resistant borosilicate glass that is completely BPA and BPS-free. The non-porous surface won't stain, scratch, or absorb milk smell, and holds up to repeated sterilisation without clouding or degrading, whether you're using steam, boiling water, UV, or an electric steriliser.

Two ranges are available to suit different feeding styles. SofTouch wide-neck glass bottles are designed to support the transition between breast and bottle, pairing with the Peristaltic Plus teat that mimics natural feeding. Flexible slim-neck glass bottles suit bottle-fed babies and come in a smaller 120ml size ideal for newborns and premature infants.

Both ranges are built to last the full bottle-feeding journey.

FAQs about Glass Baby Bottles

Are glass baby bottles safe for newborns?

Yes — Pigeon glass baby bottles are made from heat-resistant borosilicate glass that is completely free from BPA and BPS. Glass is a non-toxic, inert material that won't leach chemicals into breast milk or formula, making it a reliable choice from the newborn stage through to older babies. The SofTouch Glass 160ml and Flexible Glass 120ml are both well-suited for newborn feeds.

What glass baby bottles does Pigeon offer?

Pigeon has two glass bottle ranges to suit different feeding styles:

• SofTouch (wide neck) — Available in 160ml and 240ml, these pair with the Peristaltic Plus teat designed to mimic breastfeeding and support the latch of breastfed babies.
• Flexible (slim neck) — Available in 120ml and 240ml, designed for bottle-fed babies including smaller and premature infants.

What are the benefits of glass baby bottles over plastic?

Glass is non-porous, so it won't absorb odours, stains, or residue from milk over time. It maintains feed temperature well, holds up to repeated sterilisation without clouding or degrading, and is fully recyclable. For parents who want to minimise their baby's exposure to synthetic materials, glass is a straightforward choice. You can read more about how the two compare in the Glass vs Plastic Baby Bottles guide.

How do I clean and sterilise glass baby bottles?

Pigeon glass bottles are easy to clean thanks to their smooth, non-porous surface. Rinse after each feed, then wash with warm soapy water and a bottle brush to remove any milk residue. Glass is compatible with steam, boiling water, UV, and electric sterilisers — and unlike some plastics, it won't become cloudy or misshapen with regular deep cleaning. This applies to all four bottles in the range: the SofTouch Glass 160ml, SofTouch Glass 240ml, Flexible Glass 120ml, and Flexible Glass 240ml.

Can I use glass baby bottles with any Pigeon teat?

Each Pigeon glass bottle is designed to pair with its matching teat type. The SofTouch glass bottles are compatible with Peristaltic Plus wide-neck teats, while the Flexible glass bottles use Peristaltic slim-neck teats. Using the correctly matched teat ensures a proper seal and the right milk flow for your baby's age and feeding pace. For help selecting the right teat, visit the Baby Bottles & Teats guide.

How long do Pigeon glass baby bottles last?

With proper care, Pigeon glass bottles are built to last throughout your baby's entire bottle-feeding journey. Unlike plastic, glass doesn't scratch or stain, so clarity and hygiene are maintained over many uses. Teats and sealing components should be replaced periodically — check for signs of wear such as thinning, stickiness, or discolouration. Both the SofTouch Glass 240ml and Flexible Glass 240ml are popular choices for parents looking to use one bottle across multiple feeding stages. Replacement teats are available across the Pigeon teats range.

Are Pigeon glass bottles heavy or difficult for babies to hold?

Glass is naturally heavier than plastic, but Pigeon's glass bottles are designed with a practical shape that's manageable for everyday use. The Flexible Glass 120ml is a popular starting point — compact enough for newborns and easy to handle as babies grow. If you're looking for something lighter for when your baby starts self-feeding, the SofTouch PP and PPSU range offers lighter-weight alternatives in the same teat system.

"Definitely a great drinking cup for daily use. It is compact, lightweight and easy to grip. The bright colours make it more appealing to the little one. I personally found it is easy to take apart and clean. So far we love it!"

I bought it a month ago, seems to work fine. My babies skin is not red anymore. Feels good to use on my baby.

"This bottle is great for my 9 month old. It’s light weight and he is able to independently drink from the bottle. The weighted straw makes it easy for him to drink from all angles."

"I’m a big fan of the liquid cleanser, so I thought I’d give this baby bottle spray a try. It works really well for quick cleans and wipe-downs. Just like the cleanser, it doesn’t leave any chemical smell, and you don’t have to spend ages wiping to make sure everything’s clean."

"I bought this tonight for my 5 mo after trying 5 other brands of bottles and at my wits end. The teat was exactly what I was looking for and he didn’t resist it being given as much as he would the others. Cannot wait to try more and hopefully transition!!! Thank you!"

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