Born Free Twin Pack Wide Neck Bottles
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 6.2 x 5.1 x 2.6 inches ; 8.6 ounces
- Shipping Weight: 8.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
- ASIN: B000MRGML2
- UPC: 853049001015 054464700006
- Item model number: 10002E
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 1,215 in Baby (See Top 100 in Baby)
- 39 inBaby Feeding Bottle-Feeding Bottles
By : Born Free
Price : $14.12
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Product Description
Size: 5-Ounce
From the Manufacturer
5 oz. Wide Neck- Twin Pack
Born Free Wide Neck Bottle 5 oz. Twin Pack These wide-neck bottles are lightweight and convenient and fit comfortably in your hand or in baby's grip.Air vent helps eliminate colic systems by promoting an even flow of liquid. Each bottle comes with a stage 1 nipple and a cover. New BornFree Bottles are guaranteed to be Bisphenol-A (BPA) Free, and come complete with the new innovative air vent that helps eliminate colic symptoms and reduce risk of ear infection. Each BornFree Bottle comes with a slow flow wide neck silicone nipple and a bottle cover. The wide neck nipple mimics Mommy's breast and when combined with an innovative air vent, create a smooth sucking action.
Product Features
- Born Free 5oz. Baby Bottle- Free of the hormone disrupting chemical - Bispehnol-A.
- Revolutionary venting system which helps reduce colic (gas, spit up) symptoms and helps reduce middle ear infections
- Each dishwasher safer (top rack) bottle comes with high grade Stage 1 nipple and travel cover for the nipple
Customer Reviews
I was searching for a bottle that didn't leak (all of my Avent and Breast Flow leaked terribly). These bottles are fantastic - as long as you figure out the venting trick (it's so silly that they just don't tell you this). The "venting system" has a little, rubbery insert that goes under the nipple and protrudes into the bottle. this protuberance as an air venting slit that keeps the nipple from collapsing. this slit needs to be facing towards the ceiling when you are feeding baby. I'm guessing it's because the air your baby is causing isn't forceful enough to really push the bubbles out- but if you let the bubbles RISE, as they do naturally, you will see a continuous stream of bubbles popping up inside the bottle as your baby drinks. it's really no big deal. when i make a bottle, i always make sure this little slit is situated where the words on the bottle are. if you don't place the slit anywhere particular, you can always twist the bottle while baby is drinking - you will eventually see bubbles.
my little girl is a voracious eater. she will take down an entire 9 oz bottle without coming off the nipple once- as long as that slit is where it's supposed to be. these bottles DO NO LEAK (i have three i bought at separate times). It's so ridiculous that no one tells you to twist the bottle if it's not venting. fantastic product- if you don't mind the price.
We bought these bottles for our six month old solely because they are free of bisphenol-A. As it turns out, they're great bottles in their own right.
Pros:
They don't leak (unlike Dr. Brown's), even when resting upside down in a bag.
Easy to hold. I was put off by the large circumference but as it turns out our son has an easier time gripping the BornFree than smaller bottles.
Easy to clean.
Venting system actually works.
Cons:
Price. If concern over bisphenol-A someday turns out to be a false alarm, I'm going to feel pretty silly spending this much per bottle (nearly $10).
Size. The large circumference is a trade off. While it does make the bottle easier to hold, it means you can store fewer bottles in a small bag.
Also, be aware that the nipple is very large. It's fine for a six month old, but for an infant who's still learning to breast feed you might need to look elsewhere.
Overall we're very happy with the BornFree bottles.
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