TidyFriend Anti-Colic Baby Bottle for Breastfeeding Babies 8oz, Baby Bottle with Straw for Convenient Feeding (Pink)

Got this for my cousin and she loved it

The product perform as expected, no complaints.

Concept is good but the mouth piece (nipple) is huge and a baby under 6 months cannot even use it

Was hoping to use this for baby in a wagon or car seat when busy driving or riding bike to self soothe and eat while busy. The nipple has such a large hole that the babe wore the milk, he inhaled too fast and spilled everywhere, also the bottle leaks if not sitting vertically.Also airs gets into this bottle quickly so if your baby if colicky, this is not the product for you.Probably good for a kid who is older but then they can hold the bottle at that point.

The bottles totally save me from that awkward moment of tilting the infant seat just to get every last drop of milk from the standard bottle. No more accidental bumps to baby’s nose or having to extend your arms to hold the bottle! What I love most about these bottles is that it let the baby totally hold the nipple part all by herself! I know people stress about washing parts, but honestly, all the parts are super easy to detach! The bottles arrive with this really long bristle, making it a total breeze to clean all the tubes. I am debating to buy another set for longer road trip!

Babyshower gift haven't been told about actual use but if I needed it would have been good to have with my kids.

My baby doesn’t like this bottle . The nipple is easy broken and can not buy replacement online, only choice is to buy another new bottle again. Difficult to clean.

Get it! It has been so helpful when I have to help my other son with online school or going on longer car rides. The top is just slightly heavier than a pacifier, but my son has no problem holding it to keep it in while sitting up and he just turned 5 months. We just got this but he probably would have been okay with it at 4 months too. For younger babies I still think it would work, you just might need something to hold it in place like a blanket, etc. I do this in the car if he is fussy or just tired and doesn't want to hold it.**update: this is STILL a must have but be careful as it can be choking hazard. He had it on his play mat, and then rolled over with it, and the tube moved around his neck. I was with him, and it wasn't tight but it still happened while I was with him and would never take any chances. So use with supervision if there is any way baby can be mobile. Sitting up and strapped into a chair or car seat there is no way this could happen, but no restraints on the floor, crib, or play yard could.