Tommee Tippee Natural Start Anti-Colic BPA Free Baby Bottles, 9oz, Slow-Flow Breast-Like Nipple for a Natural Latch, Designed for Seamless Transitions Between Bottle and Breast, Fiesta, Pack of 6

I bought these Tommee Tippee Baby Bottles for my granddaughter, and I couldn’t be happier with the purchase! The bottles are easy to hold, and the design is super ergonomic, which makes feeding time so much smoother. The anti-colic feature is a huge plus, as it helps reduce gas and discomfort, which is a big win for both my granddaughter and her parents.The nipples are soft and resemble the feel of a natural breast, which made the transition from breastfeeding to bottle feeding much easier. They’re also really easy to clean and durable. Overall, I highly recommend these bottles for any parent or grandparent looking for a reliable and baby-friendly option.Great product, highly satisfied!

The design is interesting. The nipple resembles how a baby may breastfeed! Will buy another set because I have twins - strictly bottle and at 7 weeks they are growing out of four ounce bottles. The bottle seems like good material. Numbers have not faded even though being washed pretty much twice a day and thrown in dishwasher. No crazy leakage, really only if contents are warmer. I can see them holding it when times right.

These are by far my absolute favorite bottles. For the price, you just can't beat the quality and longevity. We used these with my first child, who was fed at the breast and by bottle, and we plan on using them for the second. With my first child, I started off using the Medela bottles because I was told they cause "the least nipple confusion," but I noticed my son was very cranky when he would drink from them. Instead of chalking it up to not wanting to take a bottle, I noticed how different the nipple was from a breast. This led me to do a full-scale review to compare the many different bottle options out there. For my comparison, I used the following bottles: this bottle (Tommee Tippee closer to nature), Medela, Philips Avent, Dr. Browns, Spectra, and Munchkin Latch.This bottle yielded the best result for me. The only time I experienced a leak with these was when I was tired/lazy and put the lid on wrong. Otherwise, my son loved these! They were very easy for him to hold do the the hourglass shape, and the variety of nipples were perfect for our needs. We used the slow flow up nipples until 4/5 months, then switched to the medium flow until 8/9 months, then finished off our bottle feeding with the fast flow. His latch on this bottle was immaculate, even better than his latch on my breast if I'm quite honest, due to its size. I loved that these could be washed in the dishwasher, however, it is important to note after so many washes, you might see the measurement marks start to rub off (but this happens with most plastics so was not a huge deal for us). The best part of these was the price; they were the most affordable to obtain between bottle and nipple, and they worked the best. Truly shows you don't need to spend a ton of $ to get a great product.My runner-up/honorable mention bottle was the Philips Avent. We loved this bottle, but it ended up working out ALMOST just as well as this one, so I couldn't justify the high price. Also, the nipples are a bit tricky with the Avent, so you have to match a little notch on the nipple to a notch on the ring -- when you're tired/lazy, the last thing you want to do is a puzzle with bottles. If you don't match this up, milk leaks all over baby. But otherwise, it was a great bottle and wouldn't hesitate to use it if it weren't for the TT bottles.Both the Medela and Dr. Brown's bottles yielded the same issue for me; the nipple was too small, and my son just couldn't get a comfortable latch. Also, with the Dr. Brown's bottles, I know some people swear by them, but there were just TOO MANY PARTS. And if you didn't clean them right, they clogged or just got funky. This was not a road I was willing to continue down. As far as the Medela, I will say they are EXCELLENT for milk storage, and I intend to use them for that purpose with my second child.My son was able to get a nice latch on both the Spectra and Munchkin Latch bottles, but these two leaked so bad, there was no way I could justify using them. The Munchkin Latch started to leak from the bottle after only a few uses, which drenched me and my child in milk. I even replaced the valve to ensure it just wasn't damaged, but it still continued to leak. The Spectra bottles just couldn't get a good seal on the ring with the nipple. No matter how tight or loose you secured it, there were still leaks, so I just ended up using these for milk storage (which they worked a-ok for.Overall, my 5-star bottle pick is the Tommee Tippee. As previously mentioned, for the price you just can't beat the quality. It's afforable, easy to clean, durable, practically leak-proof (when used correctly -- some people really struggle with these for some reason and I cannot for the life of me understand how unless they are vice gripping these tight), and last forever! Highly recommended!

These Tommee Tippee bottles are the best bottles we (my daughter, son-in-law and myself) have used to feed my granddaughter. And this bottle set is a very good bargain as compared to the bottle sets Tommee Tippee offers with fewer bottles in the set. My granddaughter was started on the Dr. Browns bottles until my daughter bought the first set of 6 Tommee Tippee bottles at 3 months and now that she is 8 months old I went ahead and bought another 6 bottle set of TT bottles, since my daughter had sent some of the bottles to day care for use there. The only problem with this set is the lack of choice of what nipple size comes with it. The bottles come with #1 nipples in them and they don't offer a choice of nipple sizes, making you buy another set of nipples for older children still feeding on a bottle. But I figured a way around this drawback. I took a 1/16 inch drill bit and put it on my drill and ran it through the nipple hole and actually opened up the nipple hole enough to get decent flow, like a #3 nipple. The silicone nipple doesn't actually drill out, but rather just opens up the nipple hole enough to get a better flow rate. After doing this, the nipple still doesn't leak but flows right about the same as a #3 nipple. That will save you around the twelve bucks it costs for a new set of bottle nipples. These Tommee Tippee bottles do seem to hold up very well and are easy to clean too.

I am a first time mom so I had no idea how to go about choosing the right bottle. We had so many given to us at the baby shower it was a little overwhelming and when we needed to switch to formula feeding the doctor warned us baby might have trouble switching between bottle and breast. This was not an issue with Tommee Tippee! I did end up needing to buy size 0 nipples separately as this set comes with size 1 and it was a little too fast at first for my newborn but around 6 weeks he was able to start using the size 1 nipples so I didn’t really consider that a problem. These bottles are super easy to take apart and clean - no confusing valves or tubes, just 3 easy pieces. Baby is mostly formula fed but will still occasionally breastfeed and we have not had any issues switching between the two. I don’t even want to try any of the other bottles we were given because I like these so much. And I love that they come in such fun colors! Would highly recommend these bottles to anyone looking to combination feed or just to have bottles that are have easy cleanup!

They're a great size for the time being for us. So far, the bottles have been easy to use and durable after running them through the washer. I like the design of the bottles it's different and supposed to mimic breasts. The slow flow nipples make it less likely for baby to swallow air.