comotomo bottles

Thread: "comotomo bottles OR philips avent glass bottles!?! 🤨"

Our lactation consultant did not recommend the Comotomo bottles because it’s harder for babies to get a good latch on the nipple. She recommended Phillips Avent bottles and they worked well for us.

Thread: "Nanobebe bottles"

I really wanted to like them but always felt like there was a lot left in the bottle (like an ounce) and that was a lot to waste for me. We ended up using comotomo. Edited to add that babylist makes a bottle box that has 5-6 bottles you can try to see which one works best for you guys. I would highly recommend trying something like that before committing to a whole system.

Thread: "How do you feel about Comotomo bottles?"

I could never get the lids off and honestly that ruined them for me. We switched to Tommie Teepee and love them.

Thread: "Breastfed babies who won't take the bottle"

look into comotomo bottles and consider recommending them. They are.. weirdly breastlike

Thread: "Comotomo"

We liked the boon bottles with the curve nipple shape. The bottle is silicone with a plastic outer, so it won’t flop around. The como tomo is all silicone so it rolls around a lot and the nipple shape isn’t recommended.

Thread: "Best baby bottle poll"

Comotomo we've used these bottles with two different babies with no issues. I prefer and prioritize the wide mouth bottles for easier hand washing.

Thread: "comotomo bottles OR philips avent glass bottles!?! 🤨"

baby won’t be going to daycare until she’s about 15-16 months old when i’m done my maternity leave! i had my last baby off bottles at 12 months!

Thread: "Which are the Best Bottles for Breastfed Babies?"

Ah, the great bottle hunt! Honestly, it depends a lot on your baby because some little ones are super picky. From what I’ve seen with my sister and a couple of friends, the bottles that worked best for breastfed babies were the ones that mimic the breast as closely as possible. Comotomo bottles are a big hit because they’re soft and squishy with a wide nipple base, so the transition from breast to bottle is easier. Philips Avent Natural is another favorite—simple design, easy to clean, and good flow control. Dr. Brown’s anti-colic bottles are also amazing if you’re worried about gas or fussiness, but they do have extra parts, so cleaning takes more effort. My cousin tried Nanobebe bottles, and they were perfect for warming up breast milk quickly without killing nutrients, which is awesome for pumped milk. Honestly, I’d grab one or two different brands first instead of buying a big set right away—what works for one baby might totally flop for another! There’s a great comparison guide on Parenthood Bliss that breaks down pros and cons of each bottle without overwhelming you with jargon—it helped my sister narrow down her choices big time

Thread: "What bottles are best? [on]"

We love our Comotomo bottles as it's shaped like a breast. My LO takes to it when offered / is EBF as well. And yes get the baby brezza!!! It's a game changer, especially those nights where you're cluster feeding

Thread: "Any tips to minimize gas due to bottle feeding?"

We used Comotomo bottles and they are supposedly great for gas relief and colic. It honestly sounds like marketing BS to me but our baby never had much gas. Who knows if that was because of the bottle or he is just lucky.

Thread: "Baby refusing bottle. Any tips?"

I used Comotomo bottles when I transitioned from BF to formula and he really likes them. He’s thankfully not super picky and will drink it cold or room temp. We were heating it at first but then realized we just assumed he wanted it warmed and turns out he doesn’t care haha.

Thread: "Nanobebe flexy or comotomo"

I’ve had good experiences with the comotomo. But I didn’t realize we shouldn’t use plastic.. is it okay to just pump into them and then warm and offer the milk in the comotomo? What’s wrong with bpa-free plastic?

Thread: "Nanobebe flexy or comotomo"

My baby loves her comotomo bottles, daycare has mentioned that it seems she has an easier time holding the bottle (comotomo is wide neck) then other babies do with the narrow neck bottles. Also, I hand wash the bottles and I find wide neck bottles easier to hand wash.

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

My first who had all kinds of latching problems and my current who will take anything both were good with the Comotomo bottles. They’re made of silicone, only have 3 easy to clean pieces and don’t spill plus they have vents to mitigate some ingestion of air. The nipple is kind of big but has a very natural shape that is meant to mimic a breast. For now my 3 month old is using the slow flow nipple (1 hole) and will also breastfeed and will do both pretty much without problems. My first had worked all the way up to Y hole nipples but also kept mainly breastfeeding throughout and we did a lot of comfort nursing before he finally gave it up. This was the only bottle my first used with my first and the only one he would end up using. We tried exploring other bottles with my current baby, but others would leak or flow too fast and we finally just said if it’s not broken, why fix it? and went back to out Comotomos.