ComotomoNatural Feel Bundle (Green/Pink,5oz + 8oz)

It took 2 weeks of trial and error until I finally found a bottle that my breastfed son would take. A lot of it has to do with mother's nipple shape and for me, warming the breastmilk hotter than warm worked. Ultimately MAM is what my son likes but I'd like to share my experience for future mothers shopping for bottles.Tommee: The first we tried. Worked the first time but after that, my son would not drink from this bottle again.Comotomo: Second bottle we tried. Nipple shape is similar to Tommee however it is a bit longer, thinner, and much softer. My son drank from this the first time but then would not drink from it after.NUK: The third bottle we tried. NUK claims that the nipple shape resembles a nipple when sucked. I do think this is true however after a few attempts my son did not take to this bottle at all. I do know NUK works for a lot of other breastfed babies.MAM: The winner! It took 2 attempts but he takes this bottle all the time now. I think this nipple resembles my breast the most. Some reviewers have said this bottle leaks but I've found as long as the bottle is correctly aligned it does not leak. I also do not sterilize via the microwave nor do I use a bottle warmer which could contribute to leakage.It does take a few attempts to really find out which bottle your little one will prefer. Hope this helps other mothers who are trying to get their breastfed babies to take a bottle.

Out of 5 different bottles tried multiple times over 3.5 months my little one (who predominantly breastfeeds) took this bottle the longest and attempts to hold it.Pros:-Easy to clean, only 3 pieces plus a cap-soft, easy to grip bottle base, larger widthCons:-Most expensive but worth it if it works-The cap snaps on well so it’s difficult to take off (mostly when you don’t have the greatest dexterity in the early morning)-I wish they labeled their nipple flow. You can look for the holes but when your vision is poor like mine, having that info visible (0,3+ or 6+, etc.) would make it easier to distinguish-formula smell tends to linger in the silicone longer than regular bpa-free plastics (double soap scrub then steam does the trick)

I tried every bottle with my second baby. He was not taking any bottle and I had very less time to go back to work after my maternity leave. I was worried what if my baby never took a bottle. After a month of trying different bottles i stumbled upon this bottle. I read the reviews and was positive that my baby will take it but on other hand all the other bottles also had good reviews. But i still wanted to give it a try and I ordered one .My baby took it instantly without any issues and i was super happy. It is very easy to clean.My first baby used Dr. brown, which is also a very good bottle, but very difficult and time consuming to clean. I don't need a bottle brush to clean this bottle. Very happy that my baby took this bottle 1 week before I had to start going back to work.

The Comotomo has become our bottle of choice because:PROS- Wide, silicon nipple base is great when switching back and forth between breastfeed and bottle feeding- When held upside-down it doesn't drip but also has appropriate flows for different age infants- Easy to clean with few pieces- Air nozzles so the bottle equalizes while feedingCON- Narrow bottle base, especially on 5oz, can be prone to tipping over during preparation if not careful

I tried several bottles, but this one was the winner for us. Definitely easiest bottle to clean. However, the biggest plus is that I have been able to alternate between this bottle and breastfeeding without any problems. Her latch on the bottle is very close to when she latches on during breastfeeding. She also had reflux issues. This bottle kept her from swallowing too much air. They were more expensive than other bottles but worth it in my opinion. I was okay with just purchasing a couple of bottles so it was more affordable.