5 Baby Bottles Worth Trying

Written By Ashley Rivera

FOR BREASTFED BABIES

1. Lansinoh Momma Bottle

(My personal favorite, what my second baby is using)

Why it’s great: Designed specifically to reduce nipple confusion and support easy transitions between breast and bottle. (My personal favorite, what my second baby is using)

Pros

  • Nipple is soft and shaped like the breast

  • Wide base supports a natural latch

  • Affordable and easy to clean

  • Works well with Lansinoh pumps

Cons

  • The regular nipple flow may be too fast for some newborns (opt for preemie size)

  • The lid can be tricky to twist on tightly

2. Nanobébé Breastmilk Bottle

Why it’s great: Ideal for storing and feeding pumped breastmilk without losing nutrients.

Pros

  • Breast-like curve encourages a familiar latch

  • Even warming preserves nutrients in breast milk

  • Great stacking design for storage

  • Anti-colic, triple-vented system

Cons

  • Not the best for mixing formula (awkward to shake)

  • Takes a little longer to clean because of extra parts

  • Can be uncomfortable to hold

3. Comotomo Baby Bottle

Why it’s great: Super soft and squishy, it’s great for breastfed babies who resist firmer bottles.

Pros

  • Silicone mimics breast feel

  • Very easy to clean due to wide neck

  • Soft body is easy for baby to grip

Cons

  • Can be expensive

  • May not fit in standard warmers

FOR BOTTLE-FED BABIES

4. Dr. Brown’s Natural Flow Bottle

Why it’s great: A go-to for babies with reflux, colic, or gas.

Pros

  • Internal venting system helps reduce spit-up and gas

  • Available in glass or plastic

  • Great for newborns or NICU babies

Cons

  • More parts = more cleaning

  • Can leak if the vent isn't assembled correctly

5. Philips Avent Natural Bottle

Why it’s great: Reliable, easy-to-clean design that works well for full-time bottle feeding.

Pros

  • Nipple has a natural, breast-like shape

  • Easy to clean with few parts

  • Compatible with Avent warmers, sterilizers, and pumps

Cons

  • Some parents report occasional leaks

  • Nipple flow might be too fast for younger babies

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Ashley Rivera