Most baby pitchers hold about 24 to 32 fl oz. Common sizes include 24 oz, 28 fl oz, and 32 fl oz.
Baby pitchers are made from several materials, most commonly silicone, various plastics (for example polyethylene, ABS, and polypropylene), and glass.
Helpful features include pour spouts designed to reduce drips, no-drip or less-mess spouts, ergonomic handles for steady pouring, and leak‑proof or locking lids to prevent spills during transfer.
As examples given: a 32 oz pitcher is cited as equivalent to eight 4 oz bottles or four 8 oz bottles. A 28 oz pitcher is described as enough for a day's worth of milk or formula in some use cases.
Bath-style rinse pitchers may offer dual pour options (a soft rain shower and a waterfall pour) and soft spouts designed to direct water away from the eyes and ears for gentler rinsing.
Look for sealing lids or handles that seal for storage, and features such as an adjustable time ring that let you mark or track when the formula was prepared.