Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Anti-Colic Baby Bottle, 150ml, Slow-Flow Breast-Like Teat for a Natural Latch, Anti-Colic Valve, Pack of 3

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Faster-flow nipples are designed for older babies who have bigger swallows and have better control over a faster flow of liquid. Liquid can get trapped in the curves as your baby is finishing up the bottle. And if you don’t properly insert the nipple into the lid, leakage can occur. What Babylist Parents Say But choosing a bottle is complicated. There are a ton of different options. Which baby bottle is best? Do you want glass, plastic or silicone? What size bottles should you add to your registry, and how many do you actually need? Do you really need a bottle warmer and sterilizer? Pigeon bottles are a little on the pricey side, although the brand’s plastic bottles are more affordable. Something else to keep in mind is that the measurement scale on the side of the bottle reflects U.K. ounces — which doesn’t matter too much if you’re offering baby pumped breast milk, but if you use these bottles to formula-feed, too, you’ll need to convert the ounces to make sure you’re measuring out the correct amount of formula.

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A number of parents in the What to Expect community say Lansinoh bottles were one of just a few (if not the only brand) their breastfed babies would take. That includes Christine Mattheis, What’s to Expect’s VP, Content, whose pediatrician and lactation consultant both recommended the brand.

Newborn and slow-flow nipples are designed for newborns and younger babies. They provide a slower flow of milk or formula so baby won’t gulp too much, too fast. The milk flows naturally toward the nipple without you having to lay your baby down flat. Thanks to the ergonomic design, it’s easy to hold on to as well. Gas is bad enough, but your baby suffering from colic takes things to a whole new, uncomfortable level. While colic is defined by lengthy bouts of crying and is not necessarily caused by gas, babies with colic may have more gas because of all the air they take in when crying. To help provide relief, many parents turn to these anti-colic bottles from Playtex. They’re specially designed with a vent on the bottom to help keep air from getting into baby’s tummy. The bottle is also angled, which further helps with digestion. The 5-ounce bottles come with a slow-flow nipple, ideal for preemies getting the hang of feeding. When baby is ready, you can easily replace the nipples with medium- or fast-flow varieties — although note there are only three flow speed options, fewer than other brands on the market. If you’re planning on pumping, one thing to keep in mind with Mam bottles is that they’re generally not compatible with the most popular electric pumps. So you may need to invest in another set of bottles to use with your pump.

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At first glance, you'll probably notice that this bottle doesn’t look much like the others — and that’s OK! The slanted design makes sense, given the natural positioning of how you feed your baby. The soft silicone exterior mimics the look and feel of a breast, while three vents work in unison to help remove air from baby’s bottle, preventing gas in the process. Non-collapsible ridges in the nipple help mimic a breastfeeding latch. The set comes with slow-flow nipples; you can buy nipples designed for preemies separately. So simple and easy to use. Easy to clean and my little one loves them. I love that it includes pacifiers too!” -Kelsey Additional Specs Available sizes The nipple on Comotomo bottles is also very well-designed for breastfed babies. It’s soft and wide, and countless What to Expect parents say their breastfed baby has done very well on it. The dual anti-colic vents at the top of the nipples also help release air outside instead of going into your little one’s belly. Flat-topped nipples: These have a bigger base bulb and flatter top, and are meant to feel more like a mother’s breast.One note: Comotomo bottles have a unique wide shape, so you’ll want to make sure you use a compatible bottle warmer. Cons: Silicone bottles are some of the most expensive and there aren’t many options. And although they don’t contain the same chemicals as plastic bottles, there’s still some concern over leaching at very high temperatures. They can also discolor and absorb odors over time. Glass baby bottles used to be the norm in the decades before plastic and have recently returned to popularity. While it may sound like a bit of a head-scratcher to give your baby something made of glass, glass baby bottles are made from tempered glass, a type of glass that’s extra durable and can withstand being banged around and even dropped. Plastic Baby Bottles