Slow Flow Bottle Teats
Slow Flow Bottle Teats
In the early weeks, feeding is something your baby is still figuring out. Their sucking reflex is developing, their stomach is small, and a flow that's too fast can quickly lead to gulping, swallowed air, and an unsettled baby after every feed. A slow flow teat gives your baby the time they need to feed at their own pace.
Our slow flow bottle teats are designed to work with your baby's natural sucking motion rather than against it. The SofTouch range features a Peristaltic Plus teat shaped to mimic the breast, making it a practical choice for breastfed babies who also need a bottle β the SofTouch Glass slow flow bottle and SofTouch PPSU slow flow bottle are two of the most popular options in this range. For bottle-fed babies and smaller or premature infants, the Flexible PPSU slow flow bottle offers a slim-neck design with a double-thickness silicone teat that encourages a controlled, steady feed.
All slow flow teats in this collection include Pigeon's built-in Air Ventilation System, which helps reduce the amount of air your baby swallows during feeds β a common cause of wind and post-feed discomfort.
Not sure which slow flow teat is right for your baby? The Choosing the Right Teat Flow guide walks through what to look for at each stage.
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