Classic Glass Bottle - 120ml Twin Pack
Classic Glass Bottle - 120ml Twin Pack
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$24.95
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Our Classic Glass Bottle is here to make feeding time safer, smoother, and a whole lot easier. Crafted from durable borosilicate glass, it stands up to heat, scratches, and daily use—staying crystal clear through every feed.
The soft, food-grade silicone teat is shaped just like mum, helping bub latch naturally and helping a smooth transition between breast and bottle. With a built-in anti-colic valve, this bottle helps reduce bubbles, gas, and fussiness, so you can spend more time bonding and less time burping.
Tough enough to handle boiling, sterilising, and temperatures up to 180°C, the Classic Glass Bottle is as practical as it is reliable. Plus, it’s BPA-free and free from microplastics—giving you peace of mind and your little one the comfort they deserve.
Benefits & Features
- Durable borosilicate glass: Heat, scratch, and stress-resistant—clear and strong for daily use.
- Breast-like silicone teat: Supports a natural latch and smooth transitions between breast and bottle.
- Anti-colic design: Built-in valve reduces air intake to help minimise gas, colic, and discomfort.
- Heat-resistant & hygienic: Safe for boiling, sterilising, and high temps up to 180°C.
- Includes Small (S) teat: Suitable for newborns 0+ months, designed to support a gentle and controlled milk flow. If your baby is 3+ months, please ensure you purchase a seperate teat in size Medium. If your baby is 6+ months, please ensure you purchase a seperate teat in size Large.
A long-lasting, eco-friendly choice for conscious parents.
New Beginnings Glass Bottle Features
Built for real-life feeds
If you love the idea of glass but want something that actually works in the chaos of everyday parenting, his is your bottle.
Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, this twin pack gives you the purity of glass feeding with a design built for daily use.
No plastic touching milk.
No staining.
No lingering odours.
No stress when it knocks against the kitchen bench.
Just simple, safe feeding — the way it should be.
Built for Real-Life Temperature Swaps
Borosilicate glass is designed to handle temperature changes - from fridge to warm water - without cracking under normal use.
Because feeding isn’t always gentle or perfectly timed.
What's included in the Hospital Essentials Bag?
| Feature | Glass Bottle | Plastic Bottle |
|---|---|---|
| Feeding Surface | ✔ Pure glass surface with no plastic contact | Milk comes into contact with plastic |
| Stain Resistance | ✔ Does not stain or discolour | Can stain over time |
| Odour Retention | ✔ Does not absorb smells | May retain odours |
| Heat & Sterilising Durability | ✔ Borosilicate glass handles high temperatures | Repeated high heat may cause wear over time |
| Longevity | ✔ Maintains clarity and structure long term | May scratch, cloud or warp |
| Weight | Heavier, solid feel | ✔ Lightweight and easy to carry |
| Impact Resistance | Strong but breakable if dropped | ✔ Less likely to break if dropped |
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1 review
- Tessa R.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars12 seconds agoSuch a great bottle for mumas Breast and bottle feeding
I had a breast stroke going on at the time and started using these bottles which are true slow flow! Bub came back to the breast and was happy with both!
FAQs for Classic Glass Bottle - 120ml Twin Pack
What are Classic Glass Bottles from New Beginnings used for?
Classic Glass Bottles from New Beginnings are designed for baby feeding, suitable for expressed breast milk, formula or mixed feeding. Made from tough borosilicate glass, they offer a hygienic feeding option that’s easy to clean and safe to sterilise. The bottles include a natural‑feel silicone teat and anti‑colic venting to support comfortable feeding as bub grows.
What are the benefits of choosing glass bottles over plastic ones?
Glass bottles are favoured for their purity and durability, they don’t absorb odours or stains, and they’re free from BPA and microplastics, meaning milk stays as fresh and clean as possible. Borosilicate glass also withstands sterilisation, heat and repeated use without clouding or degrading.
How do Classic Glass Bottles fit into the New Beginnings baby bottle range?
Within the New Beginnings baby bottle range you’ll find Classic Glass Bottles, silicone‑coated glass bottles and other feeding bottles in various sizes. Classic Glass Bottles are ideal if you want a straightforward, pure glass option, while silicone‑coated variants add extra grip and protective cushioning for everyday handling.
Can these classic glass bottles be used with bottle warmers and sterilisers?
Yes, borosilicate glass bottles like the Classic Glass Bottles are safe to use with most bottle warmers and sterilisers. They handle heat well, making them compatible with steam, UV or warm water bath sterilisation, while staying hygienic and clear through everyday use.
What teat flow options are recommended with glass bottles?
Many parents choose slow‑flow teats for newborns and increase to medium or fast flow as bub grows. This helps ensure baby isn’t overwhelmed by milk flow and supports more comfortable, natural feeding sessions. Smooth‑flow silicone teats from New Beginnings are designed to mimic the breast, which can support easier transitions between breast and bottle.
How do you balance bottle feeding with breastfeeding for a smooth feeding journey?
Whether you’re using Classic Glass Bottles alongside breastfeeding or planning a gentle transition between the two, it helps to understand how feeding routines work and how to support your body and bub through the process. The New Beginnings blog Breastfeeding Tips for New Mums: Your Guide to Breastfeeding Newborns offers practical advice on establishing effective feeding habits, recognising hunger cues, and handling common feeding challenges, which can make mixed feeding with breast and bottle smoother and more confident.
How can I prevent nipple confusion when combining breast and bottle feeding?
To minimise nipple confusion, try introducing the bottle after breastfeeding is well established, usually around 3–4 weeks. Use a slow-flow teat that mimics the breast and offer small, paced feeds to help your baby adapt gradually. Consistency in technique, timing, and positioning can make the transition smoother and ensure your baby continues to breastfeed effectively while also accepting the bottle.
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What are Classic Glass Bottles from New Beginnings used for?
Classic Glass Bottles from New Beginnings are designed for baby feeding, suitable for expressed breast milk, formula or mixed feeding. Made from tough borosilicate glass, they offer a hygienic feeding option that’s easy to clean and safe to sterilise. The bottles include a natural‑feel silicone teat and anti‑colic venting to support comfortable feeding as bub grows.
What are the benefits of choosing glass bottles over plastic ones?
Glass bottles are favoured for their purity and durability, they don’t absorb odours or stains, and they’re free from BPA and microplastics, meaning milk stays as fresh and clean as possible. Borosilicate glass also withstands sterilisation, heat and repeated use without clouding or degrading.
How do Classic Glass Bottles fit into the New Beginnings baby bottle range?
Within the New Beginnings baby bottle range you’ll find Classic Glass Bottles, silicone‑coated glass bottles and other feeding bottles in various sizes. Classic Glass Bottles are ideal if you want a straightforward, pure glass option, while silicone‑coated variants add extra grip and protective cushioning for everyday handling.
Can these classic glass bottles be used with bottle warmers and sterilisers?
Yes, borosilicate glass bottles like the Classic Glass Bottles are safe to use with most bottle warmers and sterilisers. They handle heat well, making them compatible with steam, UV or warm water bath sterilisation, while staying hygienic and clear through everyday use.
What teat flow options are recommended with glass bottles?
Many parents choose slow‑flow teats for newborns and increase to medium or fast flow as bub grows. This helps ensure baby isn’t overwhelmed by milk flow and supports more comfortable, natural feeding sessions. Smooth‑flow silicone teats from New Beginnings are designed to mimic the breast, which can support easier transitions between breast and bottle.
How do you balance bottle feeding with breastfeeding for a smooth feeding journey?
Whether you’re using Classic Glass Bottles alongside breastfeeding or planning a gentle transition between the two, it helps to understand how feeding routines work and how to support your body and bub through the process. The New Beginnings blog Breastfeeding Tips for New Mums: Your Guide to Breastfeeding Newborns offers practical advice on establishing effective feeding habits, recognising hunger cues, and handling common feeding challenges, which can make mixed feeding with breast and bottle smoother and more confident.
How can I prevent nipple confusion when combining breast and bottle feeding?
To minimise nipple confusion, try introducing the bottle after breastfeeding is well established, usually around 3–4 weeks. Use a slow-flow teat that mimics the breast and offer small, paced feeds to help your baby adapt gradually. Consistency in technique, timing, and positioning can make the transition smoother and ensure your baby continues to breastfeed effectively while also accepting the bottle.
