SofTouch BPP Bottle PPSU Twin Pack 160ml
SofTouch BPP Bottle PPSU Twin Pack 160ml
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Description
Description
A smoother breast-to-bottle switch, now in a more eco-friendly design.
Our lightweight PPSU bottle is naturally tinted and built to handle high heat up to 180°C, making it both durable and baby-safe.
Each bottle includes our SS Round-Cut nipple, perfect for newborns (0M+). With a smaller tip and a soft, stretchy feel similar to mama’s**, it supports little ones who are still developing jaw strength and need extra-gentle feeding.
With 70+ years of research behind it, this bottle follows the three natural sucking motions babies use at the breast, helping create calm, fuss-free feeding moments and more peace of mind for you.
Kinder to baby, kinder to the planet.
SofTouch™ bottles now use 20% ISCC-certified bio-based plastic, reducing dependence on virgin plastics and supporting a more sustainable future for our little ones.
How to use
How to use
After each use, wash thoroughly and sterilize. Immediately after use, rinse in warm water and wash using a Pigeon Liquid Cleanser. Use a sponge brush to wash plastic bottles.
Features & Benefits
Features & Benefits
-Enjoy a smooth transition from nursing to weaning
-Provides a comfortable grip for little hands to hold the bottle
-Easy to assemble and disassemble
-Compatible with all Pigeon SofTouch™ BPP Nursing Bottles (except Glass) 240ml and 330ml
-More sustainable with 20% ISCC-certified Biomass-PP*
-BPA/ BPS Free
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