Boon NURSH Reusable Silicone Pouch Bottles, 4 Ounce (Pack of 3)

As I've mentioned, I have a newborn with ebf and I want him to have the ability to switch between a bottle and the breast. When I received these, I was a little unsure of the silicone since it isn't However, the comotomo slow flow nipples were sturdy, unlike the silicone. The silicone nipples did not work well with these bottles and the baby and I are happy with it, they do work, as long as they are seated correctly. how these bottles have a harder outside shell than the Comotomo bottles which leaked for me and caused my diaper bag to ruin and me to get frustrated. We have found a Frankenwench that is just right for us Don't forget to take home a bottle! Certainly they aren't suggesting how we use it, but we will continue with what is most effective Although we are only putting 3 ounces in there, it probably works better with a little more in there. I have not noticed that the silicone collapses when she eats, but we are only using 3 oz.

Marlowe Fuentes

| Feb 19, 2021

Our team has tried nearly every bottle available on the market and this one worked better than any other. The list goes on and on -- the following companies have been tried, the standard cheap bottles, the Medela, spectra. Ever since he was born, my son has usually gulped, clicked, and has dealt with fussiness and gas. I just want to say my apologies for nearly four months of wait time. Combined with the baby's only soy formula and probiotic drops, these have been just a blessing for his feeding problems.

Khalil SINCLAIR

| Nov 24, 2020

My husband and I planned to begin supplementing my pumped milk in place of some feedings so that we could start to reduce them as our son draws closer to 12 months old. The past 10 months or so, I tried to feed him by bottle whenever my dad or grandma was trying to feed him while I was back late for a nursing session. Whenever he looked at me, he would just chew the bottles and cry. Following a thorough research of the bottles we had used on our other kids, we finally decided to try this one. Thank you SO much for making it happen! There is nothing he would rather do! I am sure he will drink it happily! So that baby isn't getting too much air in their bottle and getting really colicky, the silicone part of the bottle expands as they drink. Having something like this when my oldest child was a baby would have been wonderful! My life would have been saved if I had known that! In addition to being rounded and shaped like the nipple, it also has a pear-shaped appearance. We have experimented with several different bottles, and the one he latches onto the easiest is this one. It is easy to clean up afterward as well. As is the case with all of the components, the silicone inner shell is easy to clean. Besides the low price for the special air-tight bottles, there is another advantage to these NURSH bottles It is free-feeding for breastfed babies as well as working well. These bottles tend to be much more expensive when they have these benefits. As for the replacement nipples, they are also fairly affordable. Around $5 was the price I paid. At the time of posting, there were 50 for 3. We tried other bottles without any success before purchasing these. They are truly a great deal and far less expensive than the others. Having already purchased more of these bottles, I have gotten more for our son to use since we will most likely be transitioning him more in the upcoming We will definitely have these available for future babies if we have any more! I am so excited about these bottles!.

Camila Blevins

| Jan 16, 2021

We love the silicone aspect. Silicone is much easier to deal with than glass or metals. With the shape of the bottle, switching from bottle to breastmilk is easier. There are many parts to the bottle to clean, and it would be better if it was one solid piece of silicone in a plastic shell. While warming, water can become trapped between the silicone and plastic of the bottle, so you have to thoroughly dry the bottle before you feed the baby to avoid the hot beverage getting onto the.

Remy Barr

| Oct 14, 2020

The bottles looked great and I really wanted to like them. After starting with them, he had no problem for about a week and did not generate any gas, but then began experiencing issues with milk supply. The first latch was great, but once that was over he could not access the milk like it was Whenever he stopped feeding, air would get back into his bottle (and he would not suspect that this was the cause) In the event he consumed all the drinks from the first batch, I would make a second batch right away, and nothing would In order for the silicone cup to release milk, I would have to press on it. There have been several attempts to correct (including buying the next size nipple) without any success. We have withdrawn this bottle from our rotation due to his frustration of not being able to feed constantly with it. This was not the case with the other 6 kinds of bottles we tried (we bought a sample kit from another site it was fine). The company suggests that you replace the nipples every 7 weeks as a side note During the two weeks of use, the unit remained in our possession.

Navy Dyer

| Feb 09, 2021

The first one I got was shipped with my Amazon registry box, and I tried it and read reviews afterward. It was stated quite a few times that their child rarely burped anymore or spit up, and I can vouch for this! After at one time spitting up with every meal, my son rarely does it at all, and if he does, only a little dribble falls out of his mouth rather than a huge Besides burping on his own, he also drinks on his own. Although we could try to burp him for 45 minutes, he simply would not need to, so he would simply drink his four ounces without having to burp. Now you can choose between 8 and 16 As well, the bottle's shape is quite pleasing to the eye In this way, the two sides and the bottom are left with holes, allowing the baby to hold on to it. My son enjoys holding the bottom up in his mouth and grasping it with his hands. The cutest thing ever.

Judah Moran

| Sep 14, 2020