Bottles

Whether you’re preparing for a new arrival or looking to upgrade your current bottles, New Beginnings offers the best glass baby bottles in Australia for comfort, convenience, and peace of mind.

Breast-like teat for seamless latch.

Yes, our baby bottles are suitable from birth. They feature a slow-flow teat designed to support a gentle, comfortable latch and reduce the risk of your baby taking in too much milk too quickly. If you're combining breastfeeding and bottle feeding, slow flow is generally recommended in the early weeks to help bub move between breast and bottle without frustration.

Our glass baby bottles are made from borosilicate glass, the same material used in laboratory glassware and ovenware. It's heat-resistant, shatter-resistant under normal use, and completely free from BPA and microplastics. For a more in-depth look at how glass compares to plastic for feeding, visit our Glass vs Plastic Baby Bottles guide.

Each bottle includes a built-in anti-colic valve designed to reduce the amount of air your baby swallows during a feed. This can help with common feeding discomforts like wind, fussiness, and unsettled behaviour after feeds. It's not a guarantee, as every baby is different, but it's a meaningful design feature rather than a marketing add-on.

Yes. The New Beginnings baby bottles work for expressed breast milk, formula, and mixed feeding. The soft, breast-shaped teat is designed to mimic the feel and movement of breastfeeding, which can help babies transition between breast and bottle with less fuss. If you're new to mix-feeding, our How to Choose the Right Newborn Bottle guide is a helpful starting point.

Glass bottles can be sterilised using steam, UV, boiling water, or a microwave steriliser bag. Borosilicate glass handles heat well and won't cloud, warp, or degrade with repeated sterilisation. Remove the teat and any small parts before sterilising and allow everything to dry fully before reassembling.

A practical starting point is four to six bottles. This gives you enough for a full day of feeds while others are drying or in the steriliser. If you're exclusively bottle feeding, you may want a couple more on hand. Twin packs are a straightforward way to build up your supply without overcommitting before you know which bottle your baby takes to.