Home / Baby The 7 essential baby bottles for every family feeding routine Your go-to guide for the perfect bottle. By Deena Campbell April 16, 2021 Rectangle Even if you aren’t in the market for bottles for your little one, the best gift you can give your bestie is to level up their feeding game. We all know that if babies don’t have a positive feeding experience, neither does mama, so the best thing she can do is make sure the bottles are the right one for her baby. They also have to be functional and something mama will actually want to use. We get it. Ahead, we offer bottles for babies of all types: colic, formula-fed, gassy and little ones who just want to eat non-stop. We have you covered. Take a look: Philips Avent anti-colic bottle (9oz/3pk) Part of the struggle with bottle feeding is the constant burping and gas that follows from a good feeding session. But, these bottles are our saving grace. They are designed to reduce colic, gas and reflux. Which makes for a happier baby and mama. But the best thing about these bottles is that the vent is one piece, so you don’t have to stress about washing (and even losing) multiple parts. $19.99 Buy Now Comotomo Silicone Bottle 5oz (2pk) There’s a good reason why Comotomo mama’s coined the term “Breastfeeding in a Bottle” to describe these bottles. Each silicone bottle was created to mimic breastfeeding, with the goal of helping babies easily transition back and forth from nursing to bottle. You’ll also find soft, skin-like silicone material to offer a soothing, calming touch and grip. It’s also heat-resistant and safe for dishwashers, because who has time to hand wash every. single. bottle. Comotomo $22.99 Buy Now Evenflo Balance + wide bottle (3pk or 6pk) Recommended by 97% of parents and developed with pediatric feeding specialists, the balance + bottle has a naturally sloped nipple designed to support healthy bottle feeding without interfering with a mamas breastfeeding journey. Milk also flows at a slower rate for calm, gulp-free feeding. Genius! $11.99 Buy Now Sprout Ware baby bottle This bottle is on the pricer end of bottle pricing, but if you’re partial to glass bottles with parts made without PVC and hormone-disrupting BPA and BPS, you can easily justify the price. And don’t stress about the glass breaking, the silicone cover surrounds the bottle base to protect the glass and make it easier for mamas and tiny hands to hold. $19.99 Buy Now Tommee Tippee closer to nature glass baby bottle Featuring Tommee Tippee’s award-winning breast-like nipple that tons of mamas swear by, this 3 in 1 bottle comes with nine convertible accessories, including three bottle rings, three jar lids, and three soft silicone rings. Translation: it easily converts from bottle to drinking cup to food jar. It’s also free of BPA, BPS, phthalates and toxins so your baby it’s truly only getting the nutrients it needs. Tommee Tippee $21.99 Buy Now Nanobebe flexy silicone baby bottles 2pk Nanobebe’s silicone bottle is a great choice for mamas looking for one bottle to do many things. It comes with a stable base that won’t tip over, a 360° triple vented non-collapsible nipple for the perfect latch and it’s crafted with a mom-like softness which can easily meet the needs of a newborns through early toddlerhood. $18.99 Buy Now Playtex baby ventaire baby bottle The golden rule of dealing with a fussy baby is to keep feeding simple. If you’re bottle feeding, do you want to minimize gas as much as possible. To do that, some babies like angled bottles. This Playtex bottle offers a slightly bent body to prevent air from filling the nipple, causing gas and colic. As a bonus, the wide shape silicone nipple encourages proper latching. $12.89 Buy Now Essential Registry Guide We independently select and share the products we love—and may receive a commission if you choose to buy. You’ve got this. The latest Baby H5 bird flu outbreak: What families need to know to stay safe Parenting After an IVF mix-up, two moms raised each other’s baby—here’s what happened (and how to protect your family) Baby Learn & Play Neuroscience says: Letting your child try and fail Is the key to effective parenting Baby Study reveals moms boost babies’ ‘love hormone’ by talking about feelings