Dr. Brown’s Natural Flow® Anti-Colic Baby Bottle with Level 1 Slow Flow Nipples, 8oz, 4 Pack
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Color: 4 Pack, 8 oz
Size: 4 Count (Pack of 1)
Features
- CLINICALLY PROVEN TO REDUCE COLIC. Award-winning baby bottles feature an internal vent system that is clinically proven to reduce colic, decreases spit-up, burping, and gas, and better preserves nutrients in breast milk and formula.
- SLOW FLOW NIPPLES. Slow flow Level 1 Nipples offer baby a gentle start to bottle feeding.
- Each nipple is engineered for consistent flow, so you and baby know what to expect.
- Soft 100% silicone nipple helps breastfeeding baby latch naturally.
- Dishwasher (top rack) and sterilizer safe, BPA free, 0m+, and fits most breast pumps.
- INCLUDES: 4 - 8 oz Bottles, 4 - Level 1 Slow Flow Nipples.
Description
Dr. Brown’s Natural Flow® Original Bottle is the original anti-colic bottle with a unique internal vent system that offers vacuum-free feeding. Each nipple is specially engineered to offer the same consistent, natural flow, so you and baby know what to expect. The soft silicone nipple helps baby naturally latch while the anti-colic vent system lets baby feed without fuss. Together, they offer a reliable and trusted bottle feeding experience that makes Dr. Brown’s the 1 pediatrician recommended bottle in the U.S. Plus, the anti-colic internal vent system is clinically proven to reduce colic, decreases spit-up, burping, and gas, better preserves nutrients in breast milk and formula, aids in digestion for a good night's sleep, and offers a flow rate that supports breastfeeding. Dishwasher (top rack) and sterilizer safe. BPA free. 0m+.
Brand: Dr. Brown's
Color: 4 Pack, 8 oz
Material Type Free: BPA Free
Item Weight: 0.91 Pounds
Bottle Nipple Type: Vented
Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 5.5 x 8 inches
Item model number: SB841-WEB
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Material Type: silicone nipple
Material free: BPA Free
Care instructions: Dishwasher, sterilize and autoclave
Additional product features: Dishwasher Safe-Top Rack
Number Of Items: 1
Style: 8 oz - 4 Pack
Batteries required: No
Dishwasher safe: Yes
Bottle nipple type: Vented
Bottle type: Anti-colic internal vent system
Item Weight: 14.6 ounces
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Color: Newborn Feeding Gift Set
Size: 10 Piece Set
We have been using these Dr. Brown's bottles for a year now and are really pleased with them. Our nanny or my husband uses them to give breast milk to our son when I am at work during the day. We tried both these and the Breastflow bottles when my son was about 5 weeks old, and although he was (after some encouragement) willing to take both types of bottle, we found these simpler to use. (To give one example, we kept having to remove the milk that was getting stuck between the two nipples on the Breastflow bottles, but there's no problem like this with the Dr. Brown's.) We also thought that the venting system was really helpful in reducing the amount of air baby gulped in when bottle feeding - we had fewer problems with gas pain and didn't need to burp him too often with these bottles. (Obviously, this is less of an issue now that the little guy is a year old, but it was really helpful when he used to get so upset about needing to burp.) Though these require a different latch/sucking action than breastfeeding does, we have never had any 'nipple confusion' problems. All babies are different, though, so you may want to try a couple of different types of bottle to see what works for your baby. One other advantage of these bottles (or of ANY standard, non-wide-neck bottles) is that the neck of the bottles is the exact same size as the bottles that come with Medela and Spectra pumps, so you can pump right into these bottles and save yourself from having to clean the pump bottles. (These bottles are taller than the Medela pump bottles, though, and too tall to fit in the bottle cooler that comes with the Medela pumps, so if this would be a problem for you, you either need to stick with using the pump bottles or find a taller cooler.) Here are my attempts to clear up a couple of issues raised in other reviews: 1) A few reviewers here mentioned problems with leaks, and at least in some cases, I am sure the problem is that they aren't using the included travel disks. When you are toting the bottles around, you need to put the travel discs under the nipples to ensure the bottles are sealed and won't leak in transit - simply putting the cap over the nipple does not seal the bottles! Refer to the owner's leaflet that came with the bottles, as it has a very simple diagram showing you how to use the travel disks. You must remove disks before feeding baby, though, as they really do completely seal the bottles off. When you are using the bottle for feeding, make sure you have pulled the nipple firmly into the collar of the bottle and twisted the collar firmly onto the bottle and you shouldn't have any problems with leaking in that case either. The ONE problem we had with leaking in the past year of regular use of these bottles was when a nipple got warped - you could see the slight wave in what should be the flat base of the nipple. Unfortunately, our sitter didn't notice this until she went to retrieve the bottle from the bottle warmer and saw that over an ounce of milk had oozed out of the bottle as it was heating. :-( Once we replaced that nipple, we never had another leak problem. This has only happened with one bottle nipple in over a year of using our Dr. Brown's bottles regularly, so I am very happy with how these bottles have held up. 2) It is true that this set doesn't include a bottle brush, but it DOES include a smaller brush (or maybe 2 smaller brushes - I can't remember now) that is perfectly sized to clean the little vent parts that go inside the bottle, and which is also handy for scrubbing out the nipple. Many have mentioned that it's a bit of work to clean all the parts of these bottles, and it's true that the extra little parts make for some extra work. On the upside, the parts are well-engineered to make it easy to get to all the crevices with the included brush. Also, even if you have to wash the bottles by hand, I think it's worth the work to prevent a gassy, fussy baby! But if you really don't want to bother, just buy a couple of the dishwasher baskets: Dr. Brown's Standard Dishwashing Basket, Polypropylene and put all the parts in them! All the parts, including travel disks, nipples, vent parts, etc., (except the bottles themselves, which can go into the dishwasher on their own) fit perfectly into these baskets. We bought three of these baskets when we bought more bottles early on, and it has definitely been worth this small expenditure when we consider all the cleaning time we have saved in the past year. Pro tip: if you have a fast letdown, like I do, you might want to try using the faster-flow level 2 nipples instead of the newborn ones that come with these bottles. At the recommendation of our lactation consultant, we switched to these almost immediately, and our baby liked these bottles better with the level 2 nipples. We still use them now - never saw a need to switch to even faster-flow nipples. (If you don't have a fast letdown, your newborn may feel like he's drowning with faster flow nipples, so you will have to determine which works best for your baby.) All in all, these bottles are easy to use and help prevent gas and stomach pain in your newborn. They are also pretty easy to clean, especially if you buy a few dishwasher baskets. I highly recommend them.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2012 by K. Barnett
9/10
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025 by Patricia Bustamante
These Dr. Brown's Natural Flow Anti-Colic Baby Bottle are really good, thru are very colorful with a cute design on it. They are very durable and easy to store in the baby bag and also travel friendly. Great bottles, I highly recommend, they are worth the money!
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2025 by LIA
Our baby was finally content after using these bottles. Less gas, less discomfort. All smiles.
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025 by Simon
Color: Newborn Feeding Gift Set
Size: 10 Piece Set
Mom of two whose tried many bottles~ This is the only bottle set my kids have needed. I have two kids under 2. Both have used Dr. Brown bottles with no problems. Many folks recommend buying several types of bottles for your newborn and testing each of them out. I say if they fail Dr. Brown, then try the other types. Reflux: My first child had a huge issue with reflux/burping/throwing up. She’s two now and it is still not fully resolved. She has used Dr. Brown bottles and they seem to be the best out of the several that we tried. With my second child, reflux was never an issue. This bottle was simply her preference. She seemed to drink more out of the Dr. Brown bottles compared to the generics. For most of the generics, the flow was too fast. With Dr. Brown the flow was good, she used the original level 1 nipple until 3-4 months, then transitioned to 2 around 5 months and is now at level 3 at 7 months. There was limited air going into her. I would always burp her after every feed. Sometimes she’ll burp, other times she won’t. The burping is a lot less when I use the Dr. Brown bottles compared to the generic bottles you get at Walmart/Kroger. Sizes: I love that the set comes with several size options. We used the 4 oz bottles for a very long time. With my first child, I only transitioned to the 8 oz bottles at 8 or 9 months. With my second we transitioned to the 8 oz bottles at around 6 months. My kids are smaller compared to other children. Cleaning: Dr. Brown bottles are never easy to clean. They come with a small brush which has come handy for several things. I put them in the dish washer almost every other day and have had no issues. The plastic is still in good condition. I attached a video of the different parts. Leaking: We used this bottle for >6 months and have had very minimal issues with leaks. Of course it will leak with vigorous shaking or if something is not properly connected. However, 99% of the time everything is simple and there is no leaking Markings: easy to see and clear!! Pumping: connects easily to the pump!! This is a great way to save time Overall: I highly recommend this set!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2018 by Simplylovelyhome Simplylovelyhome