Boon Nursh

Thread: "Are Silicone bottles safe?"

Glass is probably the safest, but I think silicone is a great, practical option. We love the Boon Nursh bottles. They are plastic on the outside, but the milk only comes into contact with silicone, and they can be repurposed later on as straw cups or snack containers.

Thread: "Are Avent nipples as bad as everyone says? "

Never had an issue with the natural. We prefer them over dr browns, Tommy tippee, and boon nursh.

Thread: "What bottle does your mostly nursed baby take well?"

Boon Nursh. Since it has a nice wide opening and all silicone they clean like a dream on the dishwasher.

Thread: "Dr Brown bottles be like…"

Just get the Boon Nursh. Only 2 pieces to clean instead of 5 and it’s also airless.

Thread: "For the love of God help me pick new bottles.."

We really like Boon Nursh! I like that they are silicone. Baby loves them. Plus they can transition to sippy cups and a water bottle later on.

Thread: "Are Silicone bottles safe?"

That’s what I was leaning towards! Boon!

Thread: "Boon Nursh Bottles for acid reflux, anti-colic, latching, and oral/speech development?"

We loved them! Never really had spit up issues, gas was always within the realm of what mylicon solves once we got her formula sorted. Didn't seem to swallow a ton of air or anything with them. They were the only bottles baby would take from the day we got home, so that's pretty much all we used. Never had a complaint. We're still using them, they have sippy cup and straw caps too. Plus the snack lids are great. Also 100/10 if you travel. We flew with them, I'd bring 2 or 3 of the outer plastic shells, but a bunch of the silicone liners/nipples (and they sell convenient and easy to clean compression bun things for travel). Had like, 12 clean bottles in my carry on between the compressed ones and the expanded ones in the shell. They're also super easy to hand wash. We mostly used the dishwasher, but at various times needed to hand wash for whatever reason. Plus they're fun colors. Sometimes that little bit of fun really helps when everything else has been really hard that day.

Thread: "Can anyone recommend a bottle their babies like?"

boon nursh! they’re so easy to clean and travel with, plus the also sell sippy cup/straw lids

Thread: "Best bottles for newborns?"

[check out this post for some helpful tips](https://www.reddit.com/r/FormulaFeeders/s/6nBaSDSRYz) I personally really liked the Gulicola bottles. I found them on Amazon and baby took to them really well. But we also really liked Boon Nursh because they were much easier to travel with. A good number of bottles I would say is like 8-10. In the first month or so you’ll do between 7-9 feedings per day and then it’ll gradually go down as baby gets older. Every baby is different and some will have preferences but we got lucky with the first bottle we offered.

Thread: "Bottle flow rates"

FYI this is the correct Boon Nursh’s flow rate listed on their website! Stage 1 (S) : AVG 19.6 mL/min Stage 2 (M): AVG 40.9 mL/min Stage 3 (F): AVG 62.6 mL/min

Thread: "For those who use Boon Nursh bottles, how are you washing them? "

When I searched, I found articles about lawsuits against Tommee Tippee, Philips, and Handi-Craft, but nothing about Boon. Several of the articles stated microplastic leakage, which wouldn't exist in Nursh bottles because the plastic doesn't touch the liquid. All you would need to be concerned with for silicone bottles is breakdown of the silicone nipple and pouch. Also, I haven't heard anything regarding Nursh bottles, and a potential lawsuit. I work for the company that owns the brand, I've bought these for my own daughter, my niece, and a friend's children. I see the manager and assistant manager of the retail store regularly and haven't heard anything close to a lawsuit. The most scandalous thing that happened at the company this year was a Star Trek collector claiming we had a "warehouse full of inventory" for the Star Trek Enterprise collectible ship released. Note: we did not have a warehouse full of Star Trek inventory. The lie detector determined that was a lie.

Thread: "Best baby bottle poll"

Didn't like either of those to be honest but if i had to pick, probably Tommee Tippee silicone bottles. Our favorite bottles are Boon Nursh! Highly recommend even though its not an option. Sorry!! Lol

Thread: "Are Silicone bottles safe?"

So happy to see so many who also love Boon because I also think they’re amazing! We bought comotomo and boon — returned como and loved boon much more. Especially love the nipple shape, and that baby can suction the bottle so that no air goes in - hard to explain but I find it closer to breastfeeding. We did not replace them every 6 months though… Hope I didn’t miss something… we’ve had them for 10 months now and they’ve been great. Every now and then we boil to get any soap residue off the silicone. And I also take sips of water out of a randomly selected bottom half to make sure it doesn’t taste soapy - part of baby’s quality assurance team!

Thread: "What bottle does your mostly nursed baby take well?"

We use these too. Bought for aesthetics but have had great luck from the beginning with our now 15 week old ebf baby with these! We introduced around 3 weeks old so I could get some sleep while dad fed pumped milk!

Thread: "Comotomo or Boon Nursh bottles?"

I spent a small fortune on comotomo and ended up trashing them for boon nursh! I kept tipping over the comotomos before getting the lid on and I think they gave him more gas than the boon.

Thread: "What bottle does your mostly nursed baby take well?"

Came here to suggest the entire Boon system. She's using Nursh when she takes a bottle now, size 1 nipples, 8.5 weeks old. I got the Boon bottles because they easily convert into sippy cups, straw cups, and water bottle with a straw type cups (idk just search Boon on Amazon lol) by just changing the tops. My older kids can use the water bottle converter thing, too.

Thread: "Best baby bottle poll"

Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature and Lansinoh are tied for #1 with our little guy. The Boon Nursh bottles were close but a bit too fast for him having a tongue tie and tethered lip

Thread: "Boon Nursh Bottles "

Not a fan. They're cute but were hard for my mom and I to hold, and the nipple was too big for my bub to get a good latch.

Thread: "Boon Nursh Bottles for acid reflux, anti-colic, latching, and oral/speech development?"

We’ve used these since birth and really like them! A couple of “cons” we’ve noticed over the two months: - The nipple is a little more rigid than some other brands - The silicone liner isn’t as thin/flexible as those playtex liner bag things (my sister used those too) so if baby unlatches while the nipple is full of milk the liner will sometimes try to go back to its original shape and will pull air bubbles through the nipple hole. - The size 1 nipple that they come with seems to increase spit up for my baby, but size 0 works great. - I love that you can just bring a few shells and a bunch of liners. However, a lot of times the milk will somehow get all over the nipple ring and we end up washing the whole thing anyways. If we were traveling I would probably just rinse it off and put a clean liner in, but it doesn’t seem like it always works as it should. And yes, we have all the parts seated properly and tightened. - The caps are a little hard to remove with the round design. My mom is a little older and has small hands, and she really struggled with this. When we prepped bottles and she was helping, I made sure to leave the cap slightly askew for her. -Measurement lines aren’t super easy to see Despite those things, these are still our favorite bottles!

Thread: "Favorite bottles?"

Dr. Brown’s worked best when he was a newborn but it’s so many parts and it did leak a lot. We also tried and did not like Laniosh (in addition to squirting when we hearted the bottle up, the nipples are so hard to put back in), MAM (leaked everywhere), and Tomee Tipee (baby hated the nipple). Phillips Avent was okay. Now at three months we use Boon Nursh and Nanobebe (both silicone) and we love them. Super easy to clean, they don’t leak, and the Boon Nursh has fun colors.

Thread: "When did you first introduce bottles? "

I feel like they don’t get the recognition they deserve 😆 they’ve lasted us so long and love that the inserts can be swapped out as they move on to sippy cups, straw cups and such!

Thread: "For those who use Boon Nursh bottles, how are you washing them? "

What is the lawsuit about? I cannot find anything online, except for TikTok, and I don’t trust TikTok for that kind of information.

Thread: "Are Silicone bottles safe?"

I love the boon nursh. Easy to wash, anti colic. Can convert into straw cups!!

Thread: "Comotomo or Boon Nursh bottles?"

The comotomo drove me insane for tipping over. I also found that they were challenging to pop the lid off one handed.

Thread: "Best bottles for gassy baby"

I second boon nursh. My gassy 8 week old does so much better with them.

Thread: "Comotomo or Boon Nursh bottles?"

We love the boon nursh bottles

Thread: "What is the best anti colic breastfeeding bottle? Dr. Browns, Phillips, Nanobebe?"

I liked the boon nursh, seems most nipple/breast like to me and the flow is pretty slow compared to other bottles

Thread: "Bottle for breastfed baby"

My friend swears by the Medela bottles. I have the boon nursh & my babes loves them. I love that they are easy to clean & will grow with baby.

Thread: "Which bottles are we using? "

Boon nursh. Only silicone touches the milk/formula. The outer shells are cute colors and easy to clean. You can buy their extra small newborn nipples, too.

Thread: "What bottle worked best for your breastfed baby?"

These and Boon Nursh is all our little one would take.

Thread: "Best bottle to support continued breastfeeding"

They're not necessarily the best nipple shape for breastfeeding but we've done great with the boon nursh ever since we introduced an occasional bottle at 4 weeks (and now 3-4 bottles a day at daycare)

Thread: "Nanobebe flexy or comotomo"

We use the Boon Nursh bottles with a silicone insert. You can buy a pack of three bottles and then more silicone inserts if you want. If you purchase the smaller 5oz size they come with a slow flow nipple that my LC thought "wasn't bad". Lol we just couldn't keep up with Dr. Brown dishes, glass or not. Edited to add: you can check out the Mason Bottle brand for a glass alternative. They have nipples that connect onto your regular mason jars for an affordable glass option do some research I think comotomo nipples may connect onto mason jars as well). If you're like me you have at least four or five mason jars already in the cabinet somewhere, so you'd only need to buy the nipples, not their sets. I forget the specifics but there is also a hack where you can buy a connector to pump directly into the Mason Bottle so that could be very handy. You can also freeze and warm in the Mason Bottle jar, just don't over fill. And they sell cheaper silicone covers on Amazon for extra drop protection. I think this company also does stainless steel bottles too. I seriously wanted to do the Mason Bottle system but our daycare doesn't allow glass so I registered for the silicone instead. Hope you find something you are comfortable using!

Thread: "Comotomo or Boon Nursh bottles?"

We just transitioned our daughter off the dr browns (I COULDNT HANDLE THE PARTS ANYMORE) to the boon nurse and I looooove them. We got the lids to transition to a sippy cup and also the straw lids to extend their use. They're great! Edit to add I meant nursh. I recently turned on autocorrect after years of typing like an idiot