Boon Nursh Bottles - Slow Flow - Silicone Baby Bottles Help Ease Colic Symptoms - Formula and Breast Milk Only Touch Platinum Food-Safe Silicone - Pink - 0-3 Months - 3 Count - 4 Ounce

My baby and I absolutely loved these adorable bottles transitioning from breastfeeding to bottle. This was a perfect fit for us! Overall very satisfied and I love their color options. So easy to clean and they last for a long time, they have different nipples for different stages of baby growing and milk intake. Easy to use and my baby was able to learn to hold his bottle with these. Super soft also me and my baby loved using these!

I’ve used these bottles for 2 babies. I love the size, the silicone liner, ease in washing, and the sippy/straw top options when baby is older. I’ve also found glass leaks eventually no matter the brand. I just wish I found the curve nipples sooner. In the picture you see I switched the nipple out for the curve nipple. It is a much better shape and helped be get my 5 month old to take a bottle again. I hope they’ll switch to selling at least the 4 ounce bottles with the curve nipple because it’s that much better.

The pack of bottles comes with three, they are easy to use, the colors are pretty, and they are a good size, 4 ounces, perfect for my two-month-old baby. Before, she had a lot of colic, and I tried several different brands, but none of them worked until these were recommended to me. I ordered them, and so far, everything is great; the colic has improved. These bottles also prevent the baby from swallowing air. They are easy to wash and sterilize, and the nipples are also good. She adapted to them very easily and quickly. A very good product.

We’ve been using Dr Brown’s bottles which have been functionally great. But when you’re sleep deprived and the kitchen sink and dish rack is constantly crammed with pump parts and baby bottle bits, it very quickly turns into a love-hate relationship with ol’ mate, Dr Brown. Decided to try the Nursh bottles before I lost my marbles with all the cleanup and fiddly components... and I now wish we had found these earlier. PROs: - Our little fella is nearly 6 months and we’re encouraging him to hold his bottle. The shape of the bottle made it intuitive for him to place his hands on either side and hold it himself. He did this immediately! Compared to the Dr. Brown’s nipples, it also looks like a more natural latch -No spit up or colicky episodes so far -The wide aperture of the silicone pouch is a dream... when you’re pouring breastmilk from a storage bag at 1am, you’re more likely to get that liquid gold into the actual bottle than all over your counter - Silicone pouch and nipple head is much easier to wash and dry than a Dr Brown’s bottle (easier to clean than plastic and being a wider design, you don’t have to jam a bottle brush or paper towel in there to get all the residue... I also had a minor head explosion at being able to put these parts in the dishwasher) -Fits into our Phillips Avent bottle warmer - Instamom aesthetics... shouldn’t matter with a baby bottle but these bottles upgrade you to the modern era... and how can you not love something shaped like a boob -Price point... for the design and quality, I think it’s pretty reasonable; and the 3 pack of nipple heads if you need to upgrade to a higher flow is also reasonably priced CONs: -The dome lid is slippery and can be a bit tricky to remove -That same slippery dome lid means you need to remove it from a Phillips Avent bottle warmer with extra care (I’ve accidentally dropped it back into the warmer and splashed myself with hot water... winning) -A tiny bit of hot water can sit under the rim of the bottle and nipple head after you pull it out of the bottle warmer.. you just have to dry this off thoroughly before use -Wider design means it takes up more surface area on your fridge shelf The cons are not dealbreakers for me and I can live with a few bottle warmer burns here and there (or maybe I just need a better bottle warmer). Anything that saves time = kicking goals. Not to mention the cathartic moment I got to briefly enjoy while clearing my dish rack and Boon grass rack from the multitude of Dr. Brown’s parts.

These bottles work really well for my baby. I still breastfeed him as well, and he is able to go back and forth between these bottles at daycare and breastfeeding at home with no problem. The bottles are easy to take apart and clean and you don’t need to use special brushes or anything because the opening is nice and wide. We have been using them for four years with three kids, and they have held up very well and are still leak proof after a ton of use. The quality is very good. The only con would be the width; they can take up more room in the fridge than some other slimmer bottles, but the width also makes them easier to clean. So it’s a bit of a trade off. If you are short on fridge space though, maybe choose a slimmer option. Other than that, these are great!

So far so good. They are cute bottles. I love the fact that they deflate as my baby drinks. I’m hoping it helps with his gassiness. So much easier to clean and sterilize as well. I will be getting more of these. I didn’t use the nipples that came with it due to latching issues but they have another wider nipple that purchased.

I'm a second time mom here and my first baby was exclusively bottle fed. After I went thru different brands on the market for one bottle that actually would reduce his air intake, I decided to stay with Tommy Teepee ones, that was 3 yrs ago. So this time around, I was browsing for my second baby and I came across those new silicon bottles. I decided to give a chance due to the great reviews. So, I got a set of boon Nursh and one of Comotomo. This review will be a basic comparison of both. Boon Nursh it is cheaper than Comotomo, one set of boon comes with 3 bottles, while Comotomo comes with 2, plus the fact that you can buy silicon pouches and nipples separately for the nursh saves you money in the long run since the plastic parts never touch the milk. Personally, I like to keep at least 6-10 bottles available, instead of wash 3 or 2 constantly. They both are made of silicon and the plastic parts never touch the milk, which is great and they do not retain odors like the plastic ones do. Both claim to be easy to clean and yes they are! Silicon dries faster than plastic bottles and they both have way less parts to clean than the regular plastic bottles that are on the market. Diaper Bag: Due to their unusual shape they will not fit in some of the diaper bags out there. I got one from Skip Hop and both of them fits perfectly, no problem there, if I still were using my first born diaper bag from 3 yr ago it definitely wouldn't have fit. Leak: I read posts stating that they had leakage with Comotomo, you will have leak with any of them if they are not assembled properly, I did not have any issues with both brands, except if you hold a Comotomo upside down you will get few drops out of the nipple, it won't happen with Boon, my tests were made with water and not milk or formula, as soon as my baby is born and using one or the other I'll make an update on this matter, since the viscosity of the other liquids are different from water. But let's be honest... why would anybody put a bottle upside down with no cap inside a diapper bag, plus they don't stand upside down on a flat surface anyway, not even with the cap due to their design. So no worries in there! Update: does not leak with breast milk or formula. My is been fed with both, no issues there. Breast pump: Comotomo has adapters from Papablic ( you can buy from Amazon) and you can pump breast milk straight on the bottle if you are using a spectra S2 plus, my case. I can not say for others breast pump brands. Overall, both of them are fine choices and great gifts for baby showers! You also can find nipples to buy at Target stores if you have an emergency for both brands. On the field of colic reduction I'll do an update later once my baby is here. Update: After 1 month of use .. Boom: no issues with air intake, but requires a lot of "preparation". Note that the silicone pouch won't collapse if it is not properly in the plastic holder or if you baby isn't latch right on the nipple. I had both issue before. If you take the bottle out of the baby's mouth before the feeding is done to burp, once the pouch is collapsed, it will fill with air again and your baby will get extra air intake. Not good for bottle warmer Comotomo: the best choice so far, reduce the air intake, good for bottle warmers and no extra "preparation" as boon

We got two sets of these for my new baby. The turquoise ones and the pink ones. My new baby takes them really well. They've gotten an update since I bought the 8 oz version with my older daughter. The cap is much easier to get off now that they added two small holes. We also just got the Boon Nursh Curve nipples for these bottles to try and my daughter is taking them really well. These bottles didn't work with my oldest daughter but are perfect for my youngest daughter. They are so easy to clean, and I love that they're an alternative to glass bottles. They're also just really cute bottles.

Love these bottles for my wife and I's new born daughter. These are easy to clean and super light weight. The sillicone is easy to heat up before heating. However, I would HIGHLY suggest buying stage 2 nipples at least, if not stage 3 ( which works best for us) The flow on the stock ones that come with the bottle is way to slow causing baby to loose interest and late night feedings to be way too long. This is our experience with these at least, your babe might be different but I figured I would put it out there.

Me los recomendaron mucho así que decidí pedirlos, aun no los uso pero se siente el material de buena calidad y aparte son muy bonitos

Absolutely love the bottles

Used for my newborn. Super easy, can be microwaved, dishwasher safe.. Cool colours, and nice size to hold. Highly recommend!

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