Breast milk is the best source of nutrition for your baby, especially during baby's first year. The amount of time spent on breastfeeding also strengthens the bond between mother and baby. However, it isn't always possible for mothers to feed for as long as they would like to largely caused by work commitment. Bottle-feeding becomes necessary, we recommend using the PIGEON Peristaltic Nipple to encourage the natural movement of your baby's tongue. Using the Peristaltic Nipple ensures optimum development of baby's facial and jaw muscles.

If you cannot breastfeed directly, or are combining breast and bottle, it is best to use a teat that offers similar benefits to breastfeeding. Developed through extensive nursing research, PIGEON's Peristaltic Nipple is medically proven to be similar to that of the mother's breast.

Ultra-Soft Silicone
The ultra-soft silicone rubber with its double thickness ensures ideal softness and elasticity so your baby can latch on comfortably and easily. The shape fits perfectly onto your baby's tongue, allowing smooth tongue movements and minimising air intake.

Wide-based Nipple
The nipple's wide base helps baby to open his or her mouth widely, encouraging steady peristaltic motion.

Wide-neck Streamline Bottle
The streamlined shape makes it easy for mothers to hold and keep clean. Made of high quality durable plastic, the wide-neck opening makes preparation of formula milk for baby simple and effortless.

Ultra-Soft Silicone
The ultra-soft silicone rubber with its double thickness ensures ideal softness and elasticity so that your baby can latch on comfortably and easily. The shape fits perfectly onto your baby's tongue, allowing smooth tongue movement and minimising air intake.

Standard-necked Streamline Bottle
Made of high quality durable plastic, the streamlined shape makes it easy for mothers to hold and keep clean.

1. Pigeon Peristaltic nipple with its Air Ventilation System helps to adjusts air pressure inside the bottle. Specially designed projections at the base and the top of the teats allow milk to flow smoothly into the baby mouth.
2. The adjustment of the air pressure inside the bottle minimises air intake when feeding. Hence, baby will not swallow excessive air bubbles with milk.