Baby Bottles

Baby Bottles for Newborns & Growing Babies:

Baby bottles in this collection cover feeding options for newborns and older babies, with brands including Avent, Chicco, Nuby and Tommee Tippee. The range includes standard bottles, wide-neck baby bottles, anti-colic designs and bottle-to-cup systems, with capacities from compact 125mL bottles through to larger 330mL options.

Anti-Colic & Wide-Neck Baby Bottles:

For parents looking for anti-colic baby bottles, the collection includes Avent and Nuby options. Avent Anti-colic bottles are represented in a 125mL size as well as a 2-pack of 260mL bottles for babies aged one month and over.

Nuby's 270mL wide-neck bottles come as a two-pack with slow-flow teats, an anti-colic air system, millilitre measurement markings and hygienic covers. They also feature massaging teething nubs and are designed for babies from birth.

Silicone Teats & Different Bottle Sizes:

Several bottles in the range use soft silicone teats. The Nuby 240mL printed bottle comes with a medium-flow silicone teat and is suitable from birth, while Tommee Tippee's 250mL bottles are supplied as a convenient three-pack with soft silicone teats.

Chicco Perfect Easy bottles provide another option, with 240mL and 330mL capacities represented. These feature an ultra-soft silicone teat with an angled design intended to remain full of milk during feeding, helping to reduce air intake.

Bottle-to-Cup Options:

For babies beginning to progress towards independent drinking, the Nuby Lil Gripper combines a 270mL bottle and cup in a two-stage design. Suitable from three months, it includes both a wide-neck bottle spout and cup spout, easy-grip handles, a non-drip design and hygienic cover.

Choosing the Right Baby Bottle:

Consider your baby's age, preferred teat flow, bottle capacity and feeding stage. Smaller bottles can be useful when feeding smaller quantities, while 240–330mL options provide greater capacity as feeding needs increase. Wide-neck and anti-colic designs offer additional feeding features, while a bottle-to-cup system provides a practical next step as babies learn to hold and drink from a cup independently.