ComotomoNatural Feel Baby Bottle 3 Pack (Green, 5ozx3)

Best bottle for breastfeeding moms! They never leak! They are soft and squishy for baby to touch like the breast. They have a wide nipple to simulate the breast and has the best flow rate! The flow is slow and steady she never sputters or chokes it is very close to the rate she goes when breast feeding. No problem with spit-up or burping. I don't notice any difference after eating then when I breast feed. The wide mouth on the bottle makes them very easy to clean and they are really easy to reassemble. Some reviewers felt the silicone attracted dust but I haven't found this to be a problem. I have a dog which fur everywhere and I've never noticed any sticking to the bottles. You do have to fill these on a firm surface like your counter because they are slightly more prone to tipping. This isn't a problem once assembled as they don't leak. I have never lost any precious breast milk. I started using these at 3 months when I went back to work. They took away a lot of my anxiety about leaving my little one. They are a little bit of an odd size for bottle warmers. The comotomo Facebook page shows which bottle warmers they are compatible with (tons of choices) I tried out a bunch of different bottles and these were by far the best. I have no guilt using these instead of breast-feeding she's just as happy. Also I have no difficulty transitioning back and forth between bottlefeeding and breast-feeding. Absolutely worth the price! Great product!!! A must try!!

I needed to supplement my baby because she had a medical issue and was struggling to gain weight. This meant needing to use bottles regularly early on in our breastfeeding relationship. At first we tried dr. Browns and Tommee Tippee bottles and they did the job as far as a well shaped nipple (similar to breast) but we ran into the problem of the flow being too fast, even with the slowest flow nipple. This caused our wee one to show preference to the bottle over the breast and she was starting to resist going back to the breast after a bottle. (She was no dummy; the bottle was a lot less work!)I did my research for which bottle was most recommended for breastfeeding babes and this one kept coming up. I was hesitant because of the price, but I shouldn't have been! These are the best bottles I have used for a breastfeeding infant. This is why:Benefits:The nipple shape resembles a real breastThere are no special valves or pieces to mess with making it easier to wash or grab in a hurryYou can use up every last drop of milk because it doesn't get caught up in any pieces, which is wonderful when you're pumping and every drop of milk is preciousSlow flow nipple really is slow flow and only has one small hole in it, therefore making baby work harder for it, in turn making it less likely to cause nipple confusion/frustration when nursingConsPrice (but to me, it's worth it)Size of bottle makes it difficult to fit into bottle warmer

My exclusively breastfed baby was set to start daycare at 12 weeks. We’d given a different bottle a month or so before and she took it, but then we took a break. Fast forward two weeks before daycare and she’d reject the bottle. We tried 4-5 different bottles, different people, settings, times, positions, you name it, for two weeks without success.Then we tried this one and she finally took it on the first try and from me! I was a nervous wreck at the thought she wouldn’t eat, and this bottle finally helped give me peace of mind on that front. She’s taken it without issue at daycare ever since.I can see when she’s eating from the comotomo the similarity to breastfeeding. They push their face against it, which seems closer to the real thing. It’s easy enough to clean and put together, and because it’s soft it’s easier to pack. Worth every penny if it gets a bottle-rejecting breastfed baby on board!

We switched from Dr. Browns to Como Tomo for our 2nd baby. The ease of cleaning and the simplicity of the bottle is a game changer. Worth the price a million times over.

I have used these bottles for both of my kids and they are the only ones they would take. They were both breastfed and I think this was the closest match to the real thing. My husband was able to feed both of them without issue.