Baby bottles & drinking cups

Wide neck bottles PP

  • Naturally shaped round nipple modeled after a mother's breast
  • With anti-colic valve—for drinking without frequent pauses
  • ACTIFLEX® system prevents the nipple from collapsing and ensures a steady flow of liquid
  • Lightweight PP bottle is easy to grip
  • Available in 150 mL and 260 mL sizes

 

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FAQs

round teat

The wide-neck silicone teat from nip® has a round, breast-like shape. The ACTIFLEX® system prevents the teat from locking and ensures a steady drinking flow, without frequent settling. The wide lip rest also ensures a natural and relaxed drinking sensation.

teat hole sizes

The teat is available in three different teat hole sizes. Size S stands for the finest teat hole size for thin food such as tea, water or breast milk. Teat hole size M stands for the medium teat for milk food. The teat is suitable for babies from day one and fits any nip® wide-neck bottle made of PP and glass.

Silicone

... is a very durable, transparent plastic. The material is insensitive to light and heat, hygienic and easy to clean. It is slightly less resistant to traction and biting than latex

FAQs for bottles

Can expressed breast milk be frozen in the nip® plastic bottles?


Yes, you can freeze expressed breast milk in plastic bottles without any problems - the material used in the nip® baby bottles is suitable for this. However, the milk should be thawed SLOWLY. Suitable methods for this: thawing under warm running water or at room temperature. However, thawing in the microwave or in a boiling water bath is unsuitable, as the rapid heating can cause stress cracks in the bottle and damage the probiotic nutrients in the milk. 

 

Can I put my child's nip® baby bottles in the dishwasher without hesitation?


Our nip® baby bottles are made of high-quality glass or polypropylene (PP) and can generally be washed in a dishwasher. However, due to possible detergent residues and greater stress on the material, this is not advisable. We recommend washing baby bottles made of glass or PP by hand, boiling them or cleaning them in a vaporizer. Teats and other drinking attachments should generally not be cleaned in the dishwasher.

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