Boon Nursh Reusable Silicone Pouch Baby Bottles - Slow Flow Nipple - Silicone Baby Bottle Pouch and Nipple - Baby Feeding Essentials - Blue - 0-3 Months - 3 Count - 4 Ounce

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.

I got gifted a small of these bottles and had to buy more. My breastfeeding baby loves them. The nipple size is perfect and he takes to it well. The hole/milk flow is perfect too. Not fast at all and they don't leak when held upside-down. Definitely worth the price. They're also easy to use and clean.

Great item, durable and very easy to use and wash

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.

The Boon Nursh Reusable Silicone Pouch Baby Bottles have been a total game-changer for us! These bottles are incredibly easy to use — the simple design means no complicated parts, and the silicone pouches are a breeze to clean and reuse. They also save so much space in my cabinet compared to bulky traditional bottles, which is a huge plus. But the best part? My baby absolutely loves them! Since switching to these bottles, I've noticed a significant decrease in the amount of air my little one inhales during feedings. The innovative design naturally collapses as baby drinks, eliminating extra air and helping reduce gas and fussiness. If you’re looking for a baby bottle that’s practical, baby-approved, and great for minimizing air intake, Boon Nursh is the way to go!

After exclusively bottle feeding my baby for 3 months here are my thoughts: The bottles consist of plastic outer "shell" pieces and silicone nipple and inserts. This makes them very travel friendly and portable as you can collapse the silicone pieces with their buns and just take only 1 shell. Not to mention a huge space saver for travel! They are easy to assemble and very easy to clean. Just insure all the silicone pieces are line up properly. Doing this we have had no problems with leaks. The Bad: The downside with the plastic and silicone materials is when using a bottle warmer. We have tried two different warmers (momcozy with water and an off-brand waterless with a fan). Both warmers have to use the silicone setting since that's what is touching the bottom and the milk. This causes the outer plastic to be extremely hot when the milk is the correct temperature. Not deal breaker, but something to tell others as most assume the milk is too hot since the plastic is hot. We own about 10 shells and 2 of them have a raised uncut plastic sticking out on the bottom. They are not sharp enough to cut you, but it makes them seem very cheap. This bottle system is not the most expensive out there, but the quality control seems to be lacking. As you could potentially own only 1 shell and 4 inserts and your shell could be one of these. Also, they do not sell individual replacements parts, you must buy everything in sets of 3. So when initially investing, I would stick to buying bottle with shells in the 3 pack or only owning 1. This bottle system had the potential to be a 5 ⭐ system, but I was a bit let down. TLDR: Overall I would probably still recommend this system to families that like to travel or that hate a diaper bag full of bottles!

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.

I’ve used with all my babies and they’ve been really great! Two of my babies had latch issues and it really helped! They don’t take in a lot of air and I love that they’re silicone and not plastic! They’re super easy to wash and assemble too! All my babies were breastfed and had no problems transitioning!