Philips Avent Anti-Colic Baby Bottles, 11oz, with Flow 3 Nipples, 3m+, 4pk, Clear, SCY106/04

The Philips Avent Anti-Colic bottles are ideal for reducing colic and improving baby comfort during feeding.Their design with an integrated anti-colic valve prevents air from entering, helping to prevent gas and discomfort.They are made with safe, BPA-free materials, ensuring baby's health.They are easy to clean thanks to their simple structure and wide mouth.An excellent choice for parents seeking quality, safety, and well-being for their baby.😌😍

Easy to assemble, easy to clean. Flow rate is appropriate for newborns but is faster than a breast. The bottle quality is well made, however I did have an issue with one of the nipples leaking from the side of the cap which is frustrating when you’re an exclusive pumper and your breast milk is like gold to you. Full disclosure - we no longer use these bottles for feeding, however I use them to measure and store fresh breast milk and you can purchase caps separately to help store breast milk / formula.

Good bottles they don't leak whatsoever easy to clean

This bottle is wonderful.The wide neck allows you to fill and prepare bottle easily.Easy to clean and nipple is always filled with milk while baby is feeding reducing gas.My twins had less gas and were more comfortable after feedings when i switched to this bottle.The bottle feels durable and is of great quality.Can be used with or with out air free vent.Air free vent is easy to clean and use.

Absolutely love these bottle! I’ve used them with all four of my children. They’re very durable! The flow rate is perfect! Easy to use and wash! Love the design. They fit well in the diaper bag pouches and everything! Highly recommend!

I have 4 kids from 17 to 7 weeks we have used a lot of bottles over the years and seen a lot of 'new best' bottles.These are those. I could have 5 more kids these are the only bottles I'd order. They are a little odd to wash, the green part inside has small parts but they are soooo worth it.

The media could not be loaded. I received a small version of this bottle as a free sample with my baby registry and I liked it a lot. After getting fed up with my Dr. Brown’s bottles for leaking all over my baby for the millionth time in the middle of the night, I put them all away and overnight-shipped a 4-pack of these and a pack of size 1 nipples from Amazon (these come with size 2). I like that they have relatively few parts that are easy to take apart and clean. One of my “spoons” has warped a little bit where it’s supposed to insert snugly into the bottle mouth but doesn’t affect the function of the bottle.The way the bottle is anti-colic is that a hole in the spoon piece will cause the nipple to completely fill with milk no matter what angle you tip the bottle. I didn’t realize this at first. The thought behind this is that no air can get into the nipple for your baby to swallow and cause gas. This seems like a good idea unless you practice paced bottle feeding. Not really an issue for us anymore because my baby got used to drinking from these without pacing, but could be a challenge for some babies.The biggest thing to keep in mind is that the anti-colic mechanism for these bottles functions a very specific way. It requires you to hold the bottle in a very specific orientation—with the spoon up! A couple of times, when testing the nipples, I accidentally discovered that holding the bottle the wrong way could cause the milk to flow out of these nipples in a stream that would literally waterboard your baby (see attached video). All 4 of them do it. I think it only happens if you don’t have the spoon oriented up, but I can’t always replicate the issue to verify that. So please make sure you test your nipples and warn your well-meaning grandparents and babysitters, etc. before letting them feed your baby with these bottles. There is a small graphic on the spoon piece that instructs you to hold the bottle “this way up,” but most people who aren’t familiar with the bottles aren’t even looking for it. I noticed my aunt while feeding my baby kept holding the bottle with the spoon the wrong way despite correcting her a couple of times, so I guess there is a little learning curve to these.

Avent is the only bottles that I could trust on my baby not getting a lot of air while he is eating. The shape is something similar to the nipple the way my baby won’t get so confused. I loved these bottles so far I have purchased these twice. I highly recommend if you looking for something that doesn’t provide so much air or gas to your baby.