Pigeon PPSU Nursing Baby Bottle Wide Neck, Anti-Colic, Streamlined Body, Natural Feel, Easy to Clean, 5.4 Oz(Pack of 2), Includes 2pcs SS Nipples (0m+)

I recently started using Pigeon Baby Bottles for my breastfed baby, and I couldn’t be more pleased with the results! These bottles are specifically designed with breastfed babies in mind, and they really live up to the hype. The unique, soft silicone nipple mimics the natural feel of breastfeeding, making the transition from breast to bottle smooth and easy for my little one. It has an anti-colic design that helps reduce air intake, which has made feeding much more comfortable for my baby.The wide-neck design makes filling and cleaning the bottles a breeze, and I love that they are made from BPA-free materials, ensuring they’re safe for my baby.Overall, the Pigeon Baby Bottles have been a perfect solution for us, providing the comfort and familiarity of breastfeeding while allowing flexibility when I’m not around. If you’re a breastfeeding parent looking for a bottle that closely mimics the breast, I highly recommend giving Pigeon Baby Bottles a try!

Been using these M-F for about a month while baby is in daycare; he is otherwise breastfed on weekends and at night after daycare. We haven’t had any issues with them at home - baby takes them, no leaking, easy to clean, easy to heat up in our bottle warmer.Daycare initially thought the flow was too slow (S nipple) and causing our kiddo to not want to drink. I bumped it up to the M nipple and he was still inconsistent. I reminded them about the valve to minimize issues with gas; also read if you don’t ensure the valve is open and facing up that it can affect the flow rate. He’s been doing better since. (They also changed how he was positioned and arms covered, so not sure if that was more so the issue.)We bought these after buying the wide, glass Evenflo. Our baby didn’t like the Evenflo nipples - didn't seem to be able to latch well on those. It also turns out that our daycare doesn’t accept glass bottles. The fact that these are graded to withstand more use and heat gave me a little more peace of mind considering they’re plastic.Yes, they’re pricier, but so far, they seem well worth it. We’ll probably buy the 8oz bottles in a couple months.

I’ve tried different options, but these are by far the best for my baby. They don’t cause any colic, and the size is perfect since my baby still drinks small amounts of milk.Super convenient, gentle, and reliable — I’ll definitely keep buying them!

These bottles are incredible. We suffered through every possible Philips avent natural flow nipple, none of them worked. 0-2 were way too slow and 3 was so fast that it made baby gulp and vomit. They all let in air that made baby gassy. Pigeon nipples are next level, latch is perfect like breastfeeding, baby loves it. They’re worth every penny. Compared to Philips 0-2 nipples, the SS nipple is pretty fast. Cannot wait to dump all Philips terrible bottles in the garbage!

These are by far the best bottles I have ever used for my baby. I’ve literally tried every bottle on the market with my three babies and these have been the best I’ve ever used. As a dental hygienist, I’m conscious of what kind of bottle nipples we use and how my baby latches, given that we use these bottles often when I’m away at work (I breastfeed exclusively when home, then my baby is bottle fed for a couple days a week when I’m away at work). These bottles give my baby the best latch and have the most breast-like nipples. The nipples are made of the softest, skin-like silicone and the bottles are made of quality materials. I can’t say enough good about these bottles. My baby took right to them without any hesitation. I am so pleased that he feeds so well on the days that I’m at work. It takes a lot of stress off of me to know he doesn’t resist the bottle. Then on my days off, he seamlessly goes right back to breastfeeding without skipping a beat. If you’re on the fence about bottle feeding, give these a try. You won’t regret it.

I just had my third baby and go back to work soon. I work as a postpartum nurse so I know a thing or two about bottles and nipples and breastfeeding. I wanted a nipple that would work for my breastfed baby and I heard these were better. My daughter still won’t latch on to it but she hasn’t latched on to a single bottle we’ve tried so that’s not the bottles fault.Pros on this bottle:-4oz size which is good since a lot of breastfed babies only need 4oz at a time. This way you aren’t filling the bottle all the way up and wasting.-nipple passes the triangle test—if you haven’t looked this up before I would look into this. These nipples pass, will go into your babies mouth deeper and are less likely to cause nipple confusion-bottle is fat and id imagine would be good for little hands to grip onto once your baby is feeding themselves more-the nipples are very stretchy and more realistic than any bottle I’ve come across before. You can pull them and they’re elasticy much like a real nipple.

these are reliable baby bottles. we use these in japan and i am glad to found these in the us. my baby who had a bottle refusal takes these now. (disclaimer every baby is different) i like that the nipples mimic moms' and they are anti colic without the extra parts. it is a ppsu material which is way better than just plastic. in japan they also have the ester plastic type which is similar to a medical plastic. i wish we have that available here. the nipples are similar to lansinho ones but better and a bit softer and if you are looking for really slow flow nipples, pigeon has it.

Nipple softness and SS flow is actually extra slow like what I needed—comparable to Dr Browns Preemie flow nipples. Great for breastfed babies as the nipple has a skin like suppleness to it and gets a deeper latch than some other nipples. Simple and effective venting design, makes it easy to assemble and clean the bottles. The one design flaw I’ve noted is the the way the collar and bottle are shaped at the top makes it hard for the last 5-10ml of milk to get down to the nipple without having to tip the bottle completely upside down—which is not what you do when pace-feeding. Minor annoyance though that I will deal with.