Nanobebe Flexy Silicone Baby Bottles, Anti-Colic, Natural Feel, Non-Collapsing Nipple, Non-Tip Stable Base, Easy to Clean, 3-Pack, Pink, 270ml

Product Information

Tommee Tippee uses silicone (food grade) with an anti-static coating which is advertised to help keep the bottles clean by repelling dust, dirt, pet hair, and other undesirable elements.

Design: A Boon NURSH bottle has a silicone pouch and a plastic outer shell. Nanobébé, Comotomo, and Tommee Tippee bottles all have a soft squishy silicone body.If you find that your silicone bottles have absorbed the smell of formula milk or detergent, try some of the common recommendations for removing odors from silicone: Boon NURSH bottles are one of the best-rated silicone baby bottles on the market that differ from most other silicone feeding bottles. The body of the bottle isn’t just silicone – it consists of a hard plastic shell with a reusable inner silicone pouch. Microplastics are tiny bits of plastic, so microscopic that you don’t see them. They end up in our waterways and food supply. They have also been found in the liquid contents of plastic baby bottles. As your baby grows, and their mouth widens, NUK also sells a range of larger teats and bottles in the Nature Sense range, which we also highly recommend.

You will want a good bottle brush. I personally like the OXO bottle brush with the stand. There is a hidden silicone nipple cleaner to get into the small spaces. Silicone is slow to warm up. Silicone transfers heat at a much slower rate than all other bottle materials,so if you warm your baby’s milk, know that a silicone bottle will take longer to warm up no matter the method used. If your baby strongly prefers warm milk, this may not be the best bottle for you or at least not your favorite bottle, but there are shortcuts to help you manage your routine – if you’re using powdered baby formula, it’s best to preheat the water; for a liquid formula, re-heating formula milk, or warming up expressed breast milk, the fastest solution is to warm up the milk in a separate container and transfer into the bottle once it’s ready. If you’re exclusively breastfeeding but want to introduce a bottle once a day, you may be finding it hard to find a teat that your baby will accept. You may have also heard from other mums that MAM bottles are particularly good in this scenario and according to our experience, they aren’t wrong – all of our baby testers readily accepted the slow-flow teats and fed easily and comfortably. Almost all teats are made from clear silicone, although rubber latex is still found in some bottles. The latter can cause allergic reactions in some babies so that’s worth bearing in mind. The shape of a teat varies considerably between brands and models of bottle: for newborns, you may see a wide, flat teat, rather like a thumb that’s designed to more closely resemble a nipple and fit in smaller mouths. For older babies, you’ll see a more bulbous shape that widens out to the bottle.

General FAQ’s:

Pure silicone will not change color; silicone with fillers, however, will show a white streak when twisted. BPA has been found to damage brain development and increases the risk of diseases over time. Infant development is especially sensitive to BPA, which lead Canada to ban BPA in all baby bottles in 2008. Silicone is soft, squishy, and easy to grip. Out of all bottle materials, silicone most closely resembles a mom’s breast, making silicone feeding bottles ideal for switching between breast and bottle. Nonetheless, even exclusively bottle-fed babies are sure to appreciate the soothing texture of silicone.