Anti-Colic Baby Bottle for Breastfeeding Babies, 5 Ounces, 1 Count, Includes 1 Slow Flow Nipple, Size S and Stackable Lid

Best bottles!! So easy to clean. It’s doesn’t have 26485628 parts. No issues with gas. My breast fed baby took only these.

These bottles were life savers, our son refused all the other popular bottles, probably because we started him on the breast and he was used to the softness. He latches on the nipples effortlessly and it creates a strong seal there are no leaks. If you put in 90ml rest assured the baby takes all of it and no leaks. It's been over a month using these bottles and our son has never had any problems with colic has which means the anti-colic really works. They are easy to warm and easy to clean as well.

Absolutely love these bottles, my breastfeed babies ( twin boys) won't drink from anything else they are easy to clean, easy to put together not alot of parts it's great, it's a nice thick bottle so you can hold on it with ease...just perfectly simple

Love these! Perfect size & price isn't too bad. Easy to clean. Great quality bottle & nipple. Not too heavy for kids to hold. Love the package overall.

My breastfed baby really enjoyed these bottles. We went through several different brands to find one who would take and these were the winners. The nipples do not collapse which I appreciate and they have held up well in the dishwasher. We have not had any issues with them continuously going through the sanitize settings. They are also relatively light so the baby did not have any issues holding himself for feedings.

We have had issues feeding our baby from the beginning when she was born nearly 11 lbs and momma was not making enough breastmilk for such a hungry chonker baby. We ended up needing to mix breastfeeding with formula supplementation in order to keep up with baby’s growth and we quickly realized the couple basic bottles we had weren’t going to be enough. Cue frantic product research on what kinds of bottles were best for using alongside breastfeeding and we ended up going on a months long journey trying out several different brands. After our journey I would really encourage people to be very skeptical of bottle company claims of "breast like", "perfect latch", "natural feel" nipple shapes as they don't really need to back that up with any real science. All these poorly shaped bottles plus other factors means our baby has nipple confusion and now hates to be breastfed even though momma is now making plenty of milk to feed baby and it has been a struggle every feeding. After eventually seeing a lactation consultant and having enough time to read some of the lactation books out there we decided to try these bottles since they had a nipple that looked ideal. The wide taper and really soft silicone requires the baby to manipulate the nipple in almost the same way as a breast in order to suck. Baby initially got frustrated with these nipples in exactly the same way as with the breast, which is how we knew we had found the right bottle to help her to breastfeed again. In addition to the nipple shape: the anti colic vent is simple and effective, the bottle is ergonomically curved and easy to hold, paced feeding is easy thanks to good visibility of the milk and taller bottle shape, the cap is removable one handed and doesn't roll away, the bottle fits the lansinoh breast pump which is the best one we tried, and the measuring lines are readable and accurate. The bottle is a pretty standard size and fits nicely in diaper bags, cup holders, sterilizers, and bottle warmers. There are a few shortcomings though that hold this bottle back over its near twin, the Pigeon Nursing bottles. Firstly, the 2S "slow flow" nipple flow rate is way too high for infants and early babies. Our baby is 4 months old now and still chokes on the fast flow of these nipples. It might be fine for an older baby, but its a mess to feed baby with so fast a flow. I think Lansinoh assumes you have waited the unrealistic recommendation of 6 months before introducing a bottle and sets the nipple flow accordingly. They also annoyingly don't sell a slower flow. The other more minor gripe I have is that the bottle plastic is pretty thin and lightweight which doesn't seem like it will hold up over a long time. Ultimately these bottles are great, but I still wouldn't choose them because the pigeon bottles exist. They have the same shaped nipple available at slower flow rates, and sturdier bottle materials like borosilicate glass and PPSU. The caps are interchangeable between the bottle brands so you could also just buy a few Pigeon nipples for while the baby is too little to use the faster flow on these bottles.

After trying so many baby bottles, this is the only bottle that my baby girl can latch on effectively. I have tried mam, dr. Brown, Avent anti-colic, and Hegen. None of those bottles can provide an effective latch for my baby. When using those bottles, she always has milk dripping everywhere under her mouth, super gassy & frustrated, and she even quit taking her bottles just because she hates those bottle. With Lansinoh, she latch on very well from the first try! She is also very satisfied after. No more gas or spit up with Lansinoh. She becomes a happy baby again.

My baby is mainly breastfed but we needed to have bottles on days she would be at daycare. We tried several different bottles and this was one of the 2 she would take and have any success with. She still leaks a little from the corners of her mouth but she is able to eat! They are a good size and easy to clean.