Bottle Box (5 Bottles)

Every baby is different. Some babies will take to any bottle with no fuss. Others are very particular about which bottle they like.

Babylist Bottle Box offers a great solution to the feedback we often hear from our community—that new parents tend to register for or buy a whole set of bottles only to realize they aren’t the right fit. This box lets baby and you try out a variety of bottle shapes and styles to see which ones your family prefers, before you commit to buying multiples of one bottle.

Babylist Bottle Box contains five of the most popular bottles among Babylist parents, and it makes a great baby shower gift.

All of the nipples are Stage 1/Slow Flow for newborns, but please note that each brand’s nipple flow will slightly vary.

Here’s what’s in the Babylist Bottle Box:

Comotomo Baby Bottle

Designed for babies who switch between the breast and bottle, the Comotomo has an extra-wide nipple and base. You (or baby) can squeeze the flexible base which lets more milk out, similar to nursing.

Lansinoh Feeding Bottle

Crafted with a wide, textured base and gentle slope, the soft, flexible, 100% silicone nipple makes it easier for babies to latch and control the flow of milk. The bottle also includes an anti-colic Air Ventilation System to minimize gas-related discomfort.

Dr. Brown’s Options+ Narrow Bottle (Polypropylene)

This bottle features a two-part internal vent that helps prevent newborns from swallowing air, which can cause tummy troubles. It also helps preserve oxygen-sensitive nutrients. Remove the vent and it transforms into a traditional bottle.

Philips Avent Anti-colic Bottle with AirFree Vent

The removable AirFree vent is designed to draw air away from the nipple which keeps it full of milk, even when the bottle is horizontal. Reducing the amount of air baby ingests helps with common feeding issues like colic, reflux and gas.

Boon NURSH

The NURSH features a 100% silicone pouch that collapses as baby drinks. This squeezes out air that can cause gas and colic. No straws, vents or valves, so it’s simple to clean and assemble.

Note: if baby will be exclusively breastfeeding, we suggest waiting to introduce any bottle until baby has been nursing at least four weeks and knows how to latch.