Whether you're breastfeeding, formula feeding, or any combination in between, the huge range of bottles available can be overwhelming. We’ve taken ten of the market leaders and, after extensive testing, the Lansinoh mOmma was chosen as the best feeding bottle for babies.
Our overall category winner is the Lansinoh Feeding Bottle. Though one of the most inexpensive bottles we tested, it feels like a quality product, particularly when paired with Lansinoh’s excellent electric breast pump. BPA-free and dishwasher safe, this bottle's NaturalWave™ Teat works to reduce the amount of air getting in and imitate the breast.
Read full review »We tested with a baby suffering from colic, and found the best anti-colic bottle is Dr Brown’s Natural Flow bottle. Of all bottles tested, this one was most successful at reducing colic.
Read more »Extra soft latex easy flow teats at a lovely budget price make the NUK First Choice+ a perfect newborn bottle-feeding option. A valve on the side helps to reduce colic, and it's frequently used in hospitals.
Read more »For those wanting to feed their baby breast milk from a bottle without jeopardising hard-won breastfeeding routines, we think the Medela Calma offers extra peace of mind. The expertly engineered Calma works with any breast pump and has a two-piece venting system which mimics the breast.
Read more »Pura Kiki's big seller is that with six bottle sizes and five silicone lids, these bottles are designed to be totally adaptable as your child gets older, which is why we've decided they deserve our Sustainability Award. These wide-necked, BPA-free bottles are easy to clean and will last into the teenage years.
Read more »Here's how we tested the UK's top baby bottles, including Tommee Tippee, MAM and Nuby.
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Buyer's Guide
Whether you're expressing milk or formula feeding, Mumsnet can help you choose the right bottle for you.
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