Bottle Box (5 Bottles)
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Overview
Highlights
- 5 baby bottles from Comotomo, Lansinoh, Philips Avent, Dr. Brown’s and Boon
- All bottles have level 1, Slow Flow nipples
- BPA free
- Dishwasher safe (top rack)
- Babylist exclusive
Description
Every baby is different. Some babies will take to any bottle with no fuss. Others are very particular about which bottle they like.
Babylist Bottle Box offers a great solution to the feedback we often hear from our community—that new parents tend to register for or buy a whole set of bottles only to realize they aren’t the right fit. This box lets baby and you try out a variety of bottle shapes and styles to see which ones your family prefers, before you commit to buying multiples of one bottle.
Babylist Bottle Box contains five of the most popular bottles among Babylist parents, and it makes a great baby shower gift.
All of the nipples are Stage 1/Slow Flow for newborns, but please note that each brand’s nipple flow will slightly vary.
Here’s what’s in the Babylist Bottle Box:
Comotomo Baby Bottle
Designed for babies who switch between the breast and bottle, the Comotomo has an extra-wide nipple and base. You (or baby) can squeeze the flexible base which lets more milk out, similar to nursing.
Lansinoh Feeding Bottle
Crafted with a wide, textured base and gentle slope, the soft, flexible, 100% silicone nipple makes it easier for babies to latch and control the flow of milk. The bottle also includes an anti-colic Air Ventilation System to minimize gas-related discomfort.
Dr. Brown’s Options+ Narrow Bottle (Polypropylene)
This bottle features a two-part internal vent that helps prevent newborns from swallowing air, which can cause tummy troubles. It also helps preserve oxygen-sensitive nutrients. Remove the vent and it transforms into a traditional bottle.
Philips Avent Anti-colic Bottle with AirFree Vent
The removable AirFree vent is designed to draw air away from the nipple which keeps it full of milk, even when the bottle is horizontal. Reducing the amount of air baby ingests helps with common feeding issues like colic, reflux and gas.
Boon NURSH
The NURSH features a 100% silicone pouch that collapses as baby drinks. This squeezes out air that can cause gas and colic. No straws, vents or valves, so it’s simple to clean and assemble.
Note: if baby will be exclusively breastfeeding, we suggest waiting to introduce any bottle until baby has been nursing at least four weeks and knows how to latch.
What we about it
A giftable box of five popular baby bottles that lets new parents try out different ones to see which works best for them—before buying a whole set.
Details
Babylist Bottle Box
- 13.5” x 7.5” x 3.5”
Comotomo Baby Bottle
- Age: 0-3 months
- Size: 5 oz
- Nipple: Slow Flow
- High quality, food-grade silicone (bottle and nipple)
- Dishwasher safe (top rack)
- BPA-free
Lansinoh Feeding Bottle
- Age: 0+
- Size: 5 oz
- Nipple: Slow Flow
- Silicone nipple; plastic bottle
- Dishwasher safe (top rack)
- BPA-free
Dr. Brown’s Options+ Narrow Bottle
- Age: 0+
- Size: 4 oz
- Nipple: Level 1 Slow Flow
- Silicone nipple; polypropylene plastic bottle
- Dishwasher safe (top rack)
- BPA-free
Philips Avent Anti-colic Bottle with AirFree Vent
- Age: 0+
- Size: 4 oz
- Color: Clear
- Nipple: Flow 1
- Silicone nipple; plastic bottle
- Dishwasher safe (top rack)
- BPA-free
Boon NURSH
- Age: 0+
- Size: 4 oz
- Color: Mint
- Nipple: Stage 1 Slow Flow
- 100% silicone bottle and nipple; made without PVC or BPA
- Milk only touches silicone nipple and pouch
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Dishwasher safe (top rack); can also be boiled, microwaved, frozen and sterilized
- Please note: items may differ slightly from photos (like the color, packaging or size), but descriptions are accurate
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Are you sure these all come with the smallest nipple size? My 1 month old just used two of these and both of them released SO much milk on their own she was choking and spitting up?
Can I clean and sterilize these bottles using the Baby Brezza?
Customer reviews
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BUY THIS
Super helpful as a first time mom without a clue.
Apr 17, 2026
100/10
Thank you for having her baby bottles delivered safely .🥹💕
Apr 15, 2026
Very happy with this sample pack. Baby and us like all of the bottles. Nipples come with different flows but thats good for trial and error with babe and can be replaced
Apr 13, 2026
Pay Attention to the Nipple!
TLDR: First time breastfeeding mamas, the most important thing about your bottle is the nipples flow rate! And when in doubt, go ahead and call the lactation consultant!
As a first time mom planning to breastfeed, I added this sampler box to my registry thinking it would give me a variety of bottles to try when we were ready to introduce them once my baby was a few weeks old. When breastfeeding did not go well and we needed bottles to feed my newborn baby pumped breastmilk, the nipples…
As a first time mom planning to breastfeed, I added this sampler box to my registry thinking it would give me a variety of bottles to try when we were ready to introduce them once my baby was a few weeks old. When breastfeeding did not go well and we needed bottles to feed my newborn baby pumped breastmilk, the nipples…
Mar 27, 2026
Just get Phillips Avent or Dr Brown bottles
Two stars out of five because my newborn and I only like two bottles: dr brown and avent.
The other silicon ones are hard to read on the surface or can't really see how much formula is left when my baby is being fed.
The other silicon ones are hard to read on the surface or can't really see how much formula is left when my baby is being fed.
Mar 7, 2026
Variety issue but still good
I do wish there was some more variety. Two of these bottles are like the most popular baby bottles so I understand why they are there but I feel like because they are much more well known it would have been nice to explore other options. Ultimately my baby didnt take well to any of these bottles (which isn’t the box’s fault) but I feel like two of the bottles we had already tried due to their popularity. One that ended up working is a mason jar baby bottle option, which is still glass and I feel…
Feb 15, 2026
Avoid if breastfeeding
Put this on my registry thinking it would be great for a new baby, you never know what bottles the will take to, but upon further research I found that the majority of the bottles are not conducive to bireastfeeding/supporting a deep latch (the triangle method). My baby didn’t take to any of them. They prefer the nuk and lansinoh bottles that have a triangle nipple
Dec 10, 2025
Not really a variety
Even tho there is variety, no variety in nipple shape. I was gifted this and honestly my baby hates them all. She needed up loving nuk. The nipples are triangle shaped and have a softer natural feel.
Nov 26, 2025
Wish variety was better
I really wanted to love this box! The idea is fantastic. However... I find it frustrating that it includes the Dr. Brown's and Philips bottles, because these plastic bottles are available free in most baby registry boxes. By the time I was ready to try the bottles from this box, I had already tried both plastic versions and realized they weren't going to be the best bottles for my baby. I wish these bottles were replaced by something else that I couldn't already try a version of for free -- to me it really decreased the value of the box.
Nov 8, 2025
Excited
Just as described. Can't wait until baby boy gets here in a few weeks. I always wanted to try glass bottles but my youngest wouldn't take any bottles. So this will be perfect for baby number three.
Oct 14, 2025
