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Favorite bottle for my toddler )

A really good bottle! My baby like air better then the regular bottles!

Here's a product review for the PPSU Natural Breast-Like Bottle with Nipple suitable for infants aged 3-7 months: As a parent, finding the perfect bottle for my little one can be quite a challenge, but the PPSU Natural Breast-Like Bottle has exceeded my expectations! The bottle is made from PPSU (Polyphenylsulfone), which is not only durable but also incredibly lightweight. I appreciate that it’s free from BPA and other harmful chemicals, ensuring that my baby is safe while feeding. The natural breast-like shape of the nipple mimics breastfeeding, making it easier for my baby to transition between breast and bottle. The nipple is soft and flexible, with a slow flow that’s perfect for my 5-month-old. It allows for a controlled feeding pace, which has helped reduce my baby’s gas and fussiness during feedings. The anti-colic design is a huge plus, as it minimizes air intake. Cleaning is a breeze! The wide mouth design makes it easy to reach every corner, and it’s also dishwasher safe. I’ve noticed that it doesn’t retain odors or stains, which is a game changer! Since using the PPSU Natural Breast-Like Bottle, my baby has shown a marked preference for it over other bottles. The transition from breastfeeding has been smooth, and I love how it encourages my baby to latch naturally. In summary, I highly recommend the PPSU Natural Breast-Like Bottle for parents looking for a safe, effective, and easy-to-clean feeding solution. It has truly made feeding time a more enjoyable experience for both me and my baby!

My 6 month old has refused all bottles and pacifiers. Just this week we’ve attempted Dr Browns (wide and narrow), medela, avent, como tomo, Lansinoh, and a generic glass bottle, all to no avail. For the record, we have also attempted a nipple shield and 10 brands of pacifiers in the hopes of using one of those as a bridge to a bottle. Baby accepted none of them and screamed in misery with all attempts. This bottle arrived and I was afraid that we were about to throw $30 down the drain. However, much to our surprise, he willingly drank the bottle with minimal fuss. The first time, I had to be bouncing him while feeding, but after that, he happily accepted the bottle every time. I am thrilled and shocked! I suspect the biggest difference is that this bottle has multiple small holes in the nipple, more closely mimicking the experience of nursing? Regardless, there was a drastic difference between this bottle and every other attempt. He does drink it fairly quickly so I have to pay attention and burp him every ounce or two in an effort to slow him down. But we are so thankful for this bottle and it was worth every penny!

I know all babies are different, so I can't promise anything. However, my 7 month old would not take a bottle. She won't take a pacifier either. We tried soo many! I was on different forums trying to read tips and tricks to get baby to take a bottle. We have a date coming up where I can't be with her all day and I started feeling really anxious about it because we even tried a straw cup, sippy cup and all of the things! I saw this bottle suggested and decided to give it a go. She surprised us all and took to it pretty quickly. She does play with it at bit here and there, but she will actually drink from it and it's such a relief. We having started doing a bottle a day of pumped milk. At first she would only take an ounce, then two and now we're at 4! It's worth a shot if you have a baby who won't take a bottle.

Not worth 30 bucks. Rip off. My nipple ripped within a month.