PP Wide Neck Baby Bottle 4 packs,8.1 Oz

The bottle has many pros, like the latch line to check how the baby is latching. The nipple is also soft and the shape is good. However, this just didn't work for us. The milk kept pooling around the corner of our baby's mouth and it became an issue. Even with the smallest/slowest nipple size, it didn't work for us.

This is the only bottle my exclusively breastfeeding baby would take. I have tried many. The nipples is soft but not collapsing, and shape of the nipples creates a better mouth seal. The flow ss is very slow and perfect for newborn. Highly recommend it if your LO is struggling with transitioning from breast to bottles.

The shape of the teapot offers a latch almost equal to the latch on the breast. I like that the lid has a flat part that allows you to support it without the teapot touching the surface when you have to open the bottle. My daughter uses the bottle once a day and has had no confusion with her breast latch.

Going to start this off with, I have b/g twins whom I breastfeed. My boy twin loves these bottles and nt girl twin refuses to drink from them. I'd like to add that my boy twin who loves these bottles typically will drink from anything as long as mamas milk is coming out of it, so not a very picky baby.These bottles and nipples are very easy to clean. I like how smooth they are. The latch line is wonderful especially when trying to determine if the baby has a good latch onto the bottle to minimize excessive air intake that causes gas.These SS nipples do have a drip so I wouldn't consider it a true slow flow especially when compared to Philips Avent natural response nipples. The twin who loves these nipples will chug an entire bottle very quickly when drinking from these bottles. I do my best to pace feed to avoid the chugging but it's extremely hard to do. My boy who likes these bottles prefer these bottles over others because it doesn't require much effort to get milk out. My natural letdown is pretty fast so this isn't too horrible but if you're breastfeeding and your letdown isn't that fast, this could cause the baby to prefer bottles over breast.My girl twin, who refuses these bottles, prefers Philips Avent natural response bottles. Those bottles require more effort in the babies part and doesn't have a “drip”. Philips Avent allows the baby to be more in control of the flow (just have to choose the right flow for your baby). While these pigeon nipples have a constant drip, so even when the baby isn't actively sucking, a little milk does drip out (not an overwhelming amount but it should be noted that there is indeed a drip. I deducted one star because of the drip.The bottles are good. I appreciate how easy they are to clean and the latch line. I also think the bottles have a more natural nipple when compared to other bottles however, not all babies are the same as I've noted since one of my twins loves these nipples and the other refuses them.

This is my favorite bottle as of now. What I didn't like about it is that the bottle is difficult to hold for a baby. My baby is like holding the Lanisoh bottles better. But Lanisoh nipples suck so this is a better alternative, with consistent nipple sizing. The companies also really proactive and reaches out to resolve any issues