Dr. Brown'sOptions Narrow Feeding Set, Clear - Packaging may vary

Each baby is different and likes different bottles but I ALWAYs start with these and recommend them to friends. All 3 of my kids ended with with these and they made feedings so much easier. Less gas for the baby, easy to hold themselves and no spilling. They are also super easy to clean and last so long. You can buy replacement nipples separately too so that saves money in the long run as well.

These bottles are cute and my baby loved them over the other brands

Dr. Brown's is a must for newborns. I used them for my kids and buy them for new moms as giftd.

I received one Dr. Brown's Options bottle in a registry box, and was hoping not to have to use it--with all the little parts and what not, it seemed like the biggest hassle.Once the baby was born, I ended up pumping & bottle feeding way more than planned, and of course these bottles ended up being our favorites. Immediately noticed less spit-up and fussiness after feeds. The stage 1 nipple seems to have a slower flow than other brands, which is great for newborns that are still nursing. I'm mostly using the wide-neck, glass version of this bottle right now, but I use the 4oz bottles this set comes with as well--they are especially convenient for popping the diaper bag when out and about. Once baby is eating more and in daycare we plan on using the 8oz bottles. Also hoping as she gets older and her reflux settles down, we can take the vents out and not deal with the main inconvenience of these bottles.Have not experienced leaking except for once when I didn't tighten the lid enough. I don't overfill and try and feed at a 45 degree angle and have not had any issue.

I like these as a first time mom but would go all glass for the next one

some people think these have toomany parts, but they are seriously the best bottles and help minimize gas

I like these even better than the originals. 4 stars because yes, they are still prone to leaking sometimes (especially if you’re not traveling too far & think you can get away with not using the travel caps ... just don’t do it 🤦🏽‍♀️), but overall they’re still the best bottle I’ve found for my baby. Granted, my son was a preemie so digestive issues seem to come with the territory, but once I switched from the Philips Avent anti-colic bottles to these .. what a difference! Not to say the Philips are bad — I was able to give them to a family member with a new “term baby” & they seem to work just fine — but for my son, Dr Browns are where it’s at.As far as the difference between the blue & green vented ones, I haven’t really found one. Of course they’re both a pain to clean, but having one of those cute little Boon grass sets to dry them on definitely helps. I don’t know why, but something about arranging the parts on the different stems can actually be soothing ... 🤷🏽‍♀️.Would I buy these bottles again? Yes. I started with the blue vented ones & even with the leaking I experienced with those I still went for it & bought the green ones anyway. Granted, I don’t think I’ve had them long enough to experience this breaking of the vent from the straw I’ve heard talk of, but even if that’s the case, $20 for a few good months worth of no tummy troubles is absolutely worth it.Please let me know if you found this review helpful as I also rely on others’ honest product reviews for most of my online shopping 🙂.

My baby loves these and I do too. He no longer gets belly aches and burps so much better. Very happy with my purchase