PP Wide Neck Nursing Bottle Bundle for Baby(9+ m)

I've had a terrible time finding nipples that fit my two-month-old. My LC suggested using Lansinoh bottles since there is less confusion switching between the bottle and the breast. I discovered these similar nipples to go with those bottles because my LO finds the flow on them a bit too fast. She now takes a bottle nicely and feeds more quickly (it used to take her more than 40 minutes to finish 3 ounces) without overindulging in air or losing her latch. I'm quite pleased with my buy.

These nipples are incredibly delicate and flexibleI'm not sure were they were when I gave birth to my first two older children! I can't wait to give them a try once I start breast pumping! Must provide an update after

Outstanding client support Additionally, these suit the Lanisoh bottles better, thank you very much.

The improved slanted nipple design keeps her from taking in extra air, and the vented nipple (unlike Dr. Brown's bottles) helps avoid colic without requiring additional bottle components. Additionally, I have not had any leaks (Dr. Brown's were the worst for this). I'm so glad I decided to change. Without a doubt, I would suggest this brand!

I've tried a lot of other bottle brands, such Evenflo, Dr. Brown, and Spectra, and I was dissatisfied with each one for various reasons. Because of those other brands and the steep slope of the nipples, my 5-week-old infant developed a shallow latch. Her shallow latch and other problems/frustrations forced me to quit nursing, but even though she is now being fed formula, I still wanted to look for a bottle that would help her latch and feed properly. I made the move after seeing that Pigeon bottles were suggested for this reason, and I'm very glad I did! She does a great job latching onto the bottle and does so with every meal.