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Bottle Box

• All bottles have Slow Flow nipples
• BPA-free
• Dishwasher safe (top rack)
• Babylist exclusive

Every baby is different — some take to any bottle, others are picky about nipple shape and flow.

Bottle Boxes let you try top-rated bottles in glass, plastic, silicone, or a mix before committing to a full set of one. Glass holds up over years of use and won’t retain odors or stains; plastic and silicone are lighter, more flexible, and easier to bring along. All nipples are Slow Flow, though flow will vary slightly by brand.

If baby is exclusively breastfeeding, we recommend waiting until nursing is established (around 3–4 weeks) before introducing a bottle. Once you find the one your baby loves, Babylist carries multi-packs so you can stock up.

Plastic & Silicone Bottle Box (5 Bottles)

• Comotomo Silicone Bottle — 5oz, Slow Flow. Extra-wide, breast-like nipple and squeezable base for babies switching between breast and bottle.
• Lansinoh Plastic Feeding Bottle — 5oz, Slow Flow. Soft, wide silicone nipple with anti-colic venting to ease gas.
• Dr. Brown’s Options+ Narrow Plastic Bottle — 4oz, Level 1 Slow Flow. Two-part internal vent prevents air swallowing and preserves nutrients.
• Philips Avent Anti-colic Plastic Bottle — 4oz, Flow 1. Removable AirFree vent keeps milk flowing even when the bottle is horizontal.
• Boon NURSH Silicone Bottle — 4oz, Stage 1 Slow Flow. Collapsible silicone pouch squeezes out gas-causing air — no vents or valves.

Glass Bottle Box (4 Bottles)

• Dr. Brown’s Options+ Glass Bottle — 4oz, Level 1 Slow Flow. Vented design reduces colic, gas, and spit-up while preserving nutrients.
• Philips Avent Glass Natural Response Bottle — 4oz, Flow 2. Nipple mimics breastfeeding so baby controls the pace of milk flow.
• Lansinoh Glass Bottle — 5oz, XS nipple. Secure-latch nipple with an airflow system that helps reduce colic.
• BIBS Glass Bottle — 3.7oz, Slow Flow. Food-safe borosilicate glass with anti-colic venting and a natural rubber latex nipple.