Nanobebe Flexy Silicone Baby Bottle, Anti-Colic, Natural Feel, Non-Collapsing Nipple, Non-Tip Stable Base, Easy to Clean 2-Pack, Gray, 5 oz

I bought a starter set of NanoBebe bottles right after my son was born and I started pumping. The set included a 5 oz and a 9 oz bottle.This time around I bought a set of 5oz bottles to use because I left my 9oz bottle in a hotel by accident. But he never drinks that much milk from a bottle in one sitting. So the 5 oz work well for us.I really like the fact that all the parts of these bottles are so easy to clean. There are 4 parts, the nipple, the bottle, and two large plastic pieces. They are easy to disassemble and wash or sanitize. And very easy to put back together.Being that the body of the bottle is made of silicone, it can handle heat, so as warm as you'd like your baby's milk to be, the bottle can withstand the temperature.They are a nice size, so that even at the age of 4 months, our little boy started to hold onto his own bottle. The flow rate seems good. It's not our little guys preferred method of milk intake, but he can suck down an oz in a few minutes if he wants to.The value for the money is awesome. I'd say $19 and change is great for bottles that will last the entirety of time he needs them.I initially had the teal, which is a nice color. But I got the sage green this time, I love it! 10/10 would recommend

Bought these as a second set. I ordered the first set and a comotomo bottle while both were offering a good deal for the price just to try out in case my newborn didn't like it. Fortunately, our baby wasn't picky with nipples unlike my first born- which resulted in many unused gifted bottles from my baby shower (donated them to other new parents). My newborn is tongue tied and it's been a quite challenging endeavor for both of us so we introduced these bottles touse with breast milk and formula feedings and she took it well. They are still affordable for us to buy even without the deals. She also takes the comotomo bottle well but we find ourselves using these bottles often for feedings. It's easy to clean but just make sure you also gently clean the 3 vents with a tiny brush cleaner from the top of the nipple surface as it has tiny holes for the air flow to prevent it from clogging along with the nipple hole if you don't wash the bottle right away (you know, night time feedings, sleep deprivation, who has time for that? Lol) microcoagulation from the milk that is sitting too long the old hardened milk likes to sit on the nipple hole and it blocks the milk from coming out. It is stout and some of you might have issues with storage but it still fits in my bottle compartments in my diaper bag. Just do be mindful when taking the lid off as it can also pull the plastic rim of the nipple attachment. I have no major issues with it I just pop it off instead of twisting it. We hardly use the lid anyway. When i do shake the bottle it sprinkles the milk but no major issues with leaking whatsoever. Overall, it's a great bottle and we are fortunate that are newborn was not sensitive to the nipple.

My baby has always been a *terrible* eater. Refused to breastfeed until 2 months, choked and aspirated EVERY SINGLE BOTTLE we've given her, had constant hiccups and spit-up, and it would take an hour to feed her.This bottle? I bought it on a whim because I liked their competitors, but hated the high price and noticed reviews mentioning mold issues under any of the ones that had fixed plastic rims around the silicone, so I looked elsewhere and found these.Oh my God.Her meals? Down from an hour to maxing out at 15 mins.Her choking? Non-existent.Her reflux and spit-up? Extremely reduced.Now let's talk about the bottles themselves;They're soft and she likes to hold them unlike any of the other more conventional ones we've tried. If you have a lot of them in your sink they might bounce around while you wash them (which is kinda funny tbh). The support ring around the silicone detaches so the mold issue I saw with the more expensive ones are non-existant. I'm not sure how, but all the plastic parts rinse off super easily so you're not making multiple passes under the water trying to get soap residue off (seriously). The caps stay on well enough if you push them down correctly but are also pretty easy to remove as well, which is great because I have health issues which cause muscle weakness and chronic pain and I would very literally have to find someone to ask for help to get the cap off of other brands I've tried. There's no internal pieces or parts so you don't have to stand there and detail 8 million little anti-colic-bottle-straw-vent-baggies-whatever with a tiny brush all day. I've had absolutely no leaking with any of them, even with them being squeezed or assembled by my decently clumsy husband. And the best part? For these types of bottles, they're really cheap.If you're on the fence about these, I highly recommend. It solved a good chunk of my kid's feeding issues basically overnight WITHOUT breaking the bank.

My 8 year old had colic, and my son Def had some gas issues. I was over dr.browns. these bottles overall are amazing. The build, the nipple, cleaning is easy, less mess because the opening is bigger. I even recently switched over to boon, which immediately caused gas issues again and other learning curves so I came right back. These need to be more main streamed. Every aspect of nano bebe is high end quality. My son 💙 had no problem swolloing or with flow. And the binkies we great also. I've upgraded to the 9 oz bottles now. And proudly sticking with them. Also love the handles so my son has an easier time holding his bottle too. Do whatever works for ur baby... and these work.CON: I Did not like the book shaped bottle. It was awkward and when he was new born. I didn't have enough milk so 50 ml isn't enough to feed and had to he at the right angle.