Families deserve a baby bottle that balances comfort, safety, and design. Meet a lightweight, dishwasher-safe, award-winning bottle; loved for its sleek look, anti-colic valve that reduces gas and reflux, and breast-like nipple that eases the transition between breastfeeding, bottle feeding, and pacifier use. Featuring a skin-soft and highly flexible natural rubber latex nipple.
Anti-Colic Design
The nipple valve reduces air intake to help prevent gas, reflux, and colic, promoting a smooth milk flow for happier tummies
Natural Comfort
The breast-like nipple closely mimics the natural shape, fit, feel, and movement of a mother's nipple during breastfeeding, promoting a natural latch and easing transitions between breast and bottle.
Consistent Comfort
Designed to match our round pacifier nipples to help avoid nipple confusion.
Award-Winning
Praised by product experts for its combination of innovation, functionality, and design.
Handy Elements
Includes a spill-preventing milk lock, collapsible funnel for formula powder, and measurements in standard feeding increments.
Tailored To You
Mix and match with different nipple materials, flow rates, accessories, and cap colors across the full collection.
Lightweight
Slim shape and light
design make it perfect for little hands to hold.
Natural Rubber Latex
A highly flexible nipple material made from the Hevea tree, known for its skin-like softness.
This item includes
• 1 x bottle body (BPA-free polypropylene, 270 ml)
• 1 x bottle cap
• 1 x screwcap
• 1 x bottle nipple Latex Medium flow
• 1 x milk lock
• 1 x foldable funnel
Before first use, sterilize all bottle components in boiling water for 5 minutes. Inspect nipples regularly and replace them as needed (every 1–2 months for latex, 2–3 months for silicone), or sooner if damaged.
Sterilization before every use is recommended. Never exceed the bottle’s maximum heat resistance of 100°C and never seal or cover the bottle during sterilization. All bottle components, except for the funnel and nipple, are top-rack dishwasher safe.
