Dr. Brown's Natural Flow Anti-Colic Options+ Narrow Baby Bottle, Blue Nature, 8 oz/250 mL, with Level 1 Slow Flow Nipples, 0m+, 4 Pack

I can’t recommend Dr. Brown's AntiColic 8 oz Plastic Bottles enough! These bottles have been a lifesaver for both me and my baby, providing the perfect combination of functionality, convenience, and comfort. Here’s why they’ve become a staple in our daily routine:Colic & Gas Relief:The AntiColic vent system in these bottles works wonders for reducing my baby’s gas and colic symptoms. Before switching to these, we were dealing with a lot of discomfort and crying after feedings. Since we’ve made the switch, I’ve noticed a significant reduction in gassiness and spit-up. The vent system helps to keep air from mixing with the milk, which minimizes the amount of air my baby swallows, resulting in less discomfort.BPA-Free & Safe Material:I appreciate that these bottles are BPA-free and made from safe, durable plastic. As a parent, knowing that the material is non-toxic gives me peace of mind every time I feed my baby. The plastic is lightweight, which makes them easy to handle and carry, especially during late-night feedings.Ease of Cleaning:I was initially intimidated by the venting system, thinking it would be a hassle to clean, but I was pleasantly surprised! The bottles come apart easily, and I can quickly wash the parts by hand or in the dishwasher. The small vent components can be tricky, but they’re designed to be easy to clean with a bottle brush. I’ve had no issues with buildup or mold, as long as I dry everything thoroughly.Bottle Design & Flow:The design is great—ergonomic and easy for both me and my baby to handle. The 8 oz size is perfect for my little one as she’s growing. The nipple flow is just right for her age, and I love that Dr. Brown’s offers different nipple flows to accommodate different stages of feeding. I’ve had no problems with leaking or spilling, and the bottles fit well in both my hand and the bottle warmer.Comfort for Baby:The nipple design mimics the breast, which has made the transition between breastfeeding and bottle-feeding a lot smoother for us. My baby latches on easily, and the slow flow nipple prevents her from drinking too fast, which has helped reduce her gagging. She seems comfortable and content during feedings, which is a win for us both.Perfect For:Parents dealing with gassy or colicky babiesBreastfed babies transitioning to bottlesFamilies looking for a high-quality, safe, and effective bottleParents who want a bottle that’s easy to clean and maintainFinal Thoughts:The Dr. Brown’s AntiColic 8 oz Plastic Bottles are an absolute must-have for any parent dealing with gas, colic, or feeding challenges. They’re easy to use, clean, and they’ve really helped improve my baby’s feeding experience. The vent system works as advertised, reducing discomfort and making feedings much more enjoyable for both of us. If you’re struggling with colic or simply want a high-quality bottle for your baby, I highly recommend these!

These are our favorite bottles by far! We've been using these for almost 6 months with our twins, and they're the only bottles that work so good for them. They keep the air out of their tummies and from being so fussy after feeds. They're very lightweight, so when we have multiple bottles in the diaper bag, they don't weigh the bag down which is nice. They're a little bit tedious to clean, but worth it because of how well they do for our babies. There's multiple parts, so just making sure you're fully cleaning each part is the key. Even though there's multiple parts, they're super easy to take a part and put back together as well. Definitely recommend these!

Our lactation consultant recommended Dr. Brown’s Natural Flow Anti-Colic Bottles, and we’re really glad we gave them a try. These bottles have helped reduce our baby’s gas and fussiness significantly, making feeding times much more comfortable for everyone.The only downside is that there are quite a few parts to clean, which can be a bit time-consuming. Using the dishwasher has been a lifesaver to keep up with cleaning without adding too much extra work.Overall, if you’re looking for bottles that support feeding and help with colic, these come highly recommended — just be prepared for a bit of extra cleaning!

I used Dr brown for my first kiddo and although washing all the parts can suck, such a good reliable bottle. I think it’s easy to put together and I find it easy to find nipple sizes in stores or online once the baby needs a new flow! I love Dr brown bottles.

Perfect. They never leaked, they lasted my son the whole year he has them. The bottle sizes were perfect. They do smell overtime but that’s with every bottle. Only bottle my son would latch too and not get acid reflux. The weight is super light my son could carry them at a super young age. There’s no glass just plastic which I prefer as the glass bottles always break. I loved the blue for a boy they’re hard to find

These bottles have been a great value and a go-to in our feeding routine. Our baby doesn’t drink too fast with them, which really helps with digestion and prevents gas. They don’t leak or spill, and the design makes them easy to clean—whether by hand or in a steam sterilizer.They feel durable, not fragile and they’ve held up well to daily use. Overall, we’ve had zero issues and lots of success with these. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a bottle that just works—simple, clean, and baby-friendly.

These bottles are the only ones that my daughter can successfully drink with. My newborn has Down Syndrome and a heart defect, and has a hard time controlling her suction due to low muscle tone. She needed a slow flow but not too slow where her heart had to work to hard to eat. After being in the NICU for over a month, she was ready to go home and needed bottles other than the hospital disposable ones. We tried Avent Natural (my oldest’s favorite) as well as Avent Original and neither of those were sufficient. The Avent Natural were too slow where she had to work too hard for not enough milk. The Avent Original were a little too fast. Her Occupational Therapist recommended these ones, and they are the best option for her. I’m grateful for these, because otherwise she would need her milk in a feeding tube. Each baby is different, but these work for her.If I had one recommendation for the company, it would be to mark the measurements at the bottom. In our case, she has a strict amount she needs each feeding, and what’s left is given via feeding tube. It’s hard to gauge how much to program the feeding tube for under the last mark because there’s a good amount of it that’s not counted.

My baby loves this bottle—it prevents air bubbles from passing through. I like everything about it, except the size 1 nipple for newborns, which flows too fast.