Silicone 3-in-1 Baby Bottle

Silicone 3-in-1 Baby Bottle — one bottle, three silicone tops, from milk to first foods

A baby bottle with three interchangeable silicone tops: a teat for milk, a squeeze spoon for purées, and a silicone net fruit feeder. Swap the top as your baby moves from milk to first tastes to exploring real fruit. The inside of the bottle and all three tops are silicone, so your baby's mouth and food only ever touch silicone. Dishwasher safe, in pink or blue. For babies from birth to 2 years, with each top used at its own stage.

🔄 Three stages, one bottle

• The teat, from birth. A silicone teat for breast milk, formula or, from 6 months, sips of water.
• The squeeze spoon, from 6 months. Fill the bottle with a smooth purée — yoghurt, porridge, puréed vegetables — and squeeze a little onto the soft spoon tip at a time. Handy for feeding on the go.
• The fruit net, from 6 months. Cut soft fruit into small pieces, about 1cm, put them in the silicone net and your baby can suck and chew, tasting real fruit without large pieces coming away. Chilled fruit is soothing on teething gums too.

It is a lot of use from one bottle, and fewer separate bits to find in the changing bag.

🧪 What it is made of

The three tops are silicone, heat resistant from −20°C to 240°C. The bottle is silicone on the inside with a polypropylene (PP) shell, and the lid is PP; both are heat resistant from −5°C to 100°C. The plastic parts are on the outside — food and your baby's mouth touch only silicone. The bottle is a one-piece design, so there are no extra joins or seals to clean around.

👶 Let your baby lead

The spoon and fruit-net tops are helpers alongside ordinary weaning, not a replacement for it. Offer a little at a time, let your baby set the pace, and keep offering finger foods and family meals so they learn to eat by seeing, touching and choosing. Our guide to whether fruit feeders are safe explains how to use a fruit feeder well.

🔬 What we have had tested

The silicone this bottle's tops and lining are made from has been tested by CTI, an accredited laboratory, with nothing detected in migration of 19 elements under EN 71-3, phthalates, 553 PFAS, 15 PAHs, or any of the 247 REACH substances of very high concern. The reports are on our silicone information page, so you can read them for yourself.

⚠️ Worth knowing before you buy

• Boil before first use. Put the parts in boiling water for at least 5 minutes before using it for the first time. This sterilises it and removes the new-silicone smell.
• Each top has its own age. The teat is from birth; the spoon and fruit net are for babies who have started solid food, from around 6 months.
• Never put purée in the teat. Purée and cereal go with the spoon top only — never through a milk teat.
• No juice, and no stones. The packaging suggests fruit juice and cherries; we would not. The NHS advises no fruit juice under six months and only well diluted with meals after that, and any fruit with a stone needs it removed first.
• Keep it away from flames and sharp objects, and do not pull hard on the silicone parts.

What we like about it

• Three silicone tops — teat, squeeze spoon and fruit net
• Grows with your baby from milk to first foods
• Food and mouth touch only silicone
• Independently tested silicone, free from BPA, PVC and phthalates
• One-piece bottle, easy to wash and put together
• Dishwasher safe
• Pink or blue

Specification

• Suitable from: birth (teat); 6 months (spoon and fruit net); up to 2 years
• Contents: bottle, lid, silicone teat, silicone spoon feeder, silicone fruit net feeder
• Materials: tops — silicone (−20°C to 240°C); bottle — PP with silicone inside (−5°C to 100°C); lid — PP (−5°C to 100°C)
• Testing: silicone tested by CTI — reports on our silicone information page
• Care: boil for 5 minutes before first use; take apart and wash after each use; dishwasher safe; sterilise the bottle and teat until your baby is at least 12 months old
• Colours: pink or blue
• Brand: For the Baby

❓ Frequently asked questions

Is any of it plastic?
Yes — the outer shell of the bottle and the lid are polypropylene (PP). The tops and the inside of the bottle are silicone, so food and your baby's mouth only touch silicone.

What fruit can go in the net?
Soft, ripe fruit such as banana, pear, peach or melon, cut into pieces about 1cm across, with stones, pips and tough skin removed first.

What can go in the spoon top?
Smooth purées — fruit, vegetables, yoghurt or smooth porridge. Thicker food will not squeeze through well.

Can I use the spoon top for milk?
No — use the teat for milk and the spoon top for purées. Never put purée or cereal through a teat.

Has the silicone been tested?
Yes — by CTI, an accredited laboratory, for heavy metals, phthalates, PFAS, PAHs and substances of very high concern, with nothing detected. The reports are on our silicone information page.

How do I clean it?
Boil the parts for 5 minutes before first use. After that, take each top apart and wash after every use, by hand or in the dishwasher, rinsing the net straight away before fruit dries in it.

🥄 Which bottle or feeder?

• Silicone 3-in-1 Baby Bottle — this one. One bottle with three silicone tops: teat, squeeze spoon and fruit net.
• Feeding Baby Bottle 150ml — a soft silicone milk bottle with an off-centre teat, birth to around 7 months.
• Silicone Puree Feeding Bottle 120ml — a dedicated squeezy spoon for purées, from 6 months.
• Silicone Fruit Feeder — a dedicated fruit feeder: a closed silicone pouch with small holes rather than a net, with a built-in measuring cup, from 6 months.
• Free-Flow Silicone Sippy Cup — the step on from bottles, from 6 months.

Safety information

Always stay with your baby while they are feeding and never prop a bottle. Check the teat, spoon and net before each use and replace any part that is split, torn or has worked loose. Keep away from flames and sharp objects.

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