Emulait Anatomy Baby Bottle – Breast-Shaped, Natural Flow Nipple with Anti-Colic Valve – Closest to Breastfeeding for Newborns & Infants, Light, Shape 1

Our baby is apparently very selective on which bottles are acceptable. So far Medela and Dr. Bowns are no go and the only one we can get to consistently work are the Philips Avent, until the Emulait! Baby seems to take to this bottle easily. The nipple material feels thinner (and more realistic?) than the Philips Avent bottles, so that may be part of the preference. I do like the removable silicone base that keeps it from sliding on hard surfaces. With this being an anatomical bottle, it does take up a little more room an a traditional cylindrical bottle, but we usually just use this at home and travel with the Philips Avent bottles.

Don't waste your money.I have a primarily breastfed baby. We bought this for him when I went back to work hoping it would help dad get him to take a bottle easily.Sadly the nipple inverts constantly, prohibiting our little one from ever latching to it. After multiple attempts, I've given up. Big let down, as I was really hoping this would work for us.

My baby did not like the bottle at all, it looks nice but it’s kinda complicated for a bottle I was hoping it was going to work. Eventually he started eating from avents brand.

I’ve been using this bottle for a while, and it’s been a great choice for transitioning from breastfeeding. The anatomy of the bottle is designed to mimic the breast shape, which has made the switch so much smoother for my baby. The responsive flow valve works well, as my little one can control the flow just like with breastfeeding. It’s also easy to clean and feels really comfortable to hold. Overall, a fantastic option for any parent looking for a bottle that supports a natural feeding experience!

My newborn stopped taking a bottle, in an effort to “try every type of nipple” I purchased this. The looks and feel are realistic, however the function is the worst I’ve found so far. As an adult I can barely get milk out of this bottle, the nipple will easily turn inside out even with the insert installed. My child is refusing this bottle, 30$ is an insane price for such a poorly engineered product.

We haven’t used the bottle yet. But the style, Nicole, simple easy large parts that can be clean seem like they are worth it. Our soon to be twins girls will be breast fed and bottle fed so we hope this work. I’ll update once we try it. I also love the different nipple shapes based on your own, color, and bottle options.

Pros:I really wanted this bottle to work for my baby because I love the design. The nipple feels the most realistic of any bottle I’ve tried — it’s very soft and closely resembles a real one, which is great for babies who are picky or transitioning from breastfeeding. The overall design is thoughtful and high quality.Cons:Unfortunately, my baby still wouldn’t take it. One issue I noticed is that sometimes the nipple caves in while feeding, which can confuse the baby. When that happens, you have to open the bottle, and it pushes the nipple back out on its own — but it can be a bit inconvenient during feeding time. Also, the milk chamber has a unique shape that makes it a little tricky to clean and pour out any leftover milk, since some can get stuck inside.Overall, I think this bottle is a great concept and could work really well for some babies, but unfortunately, it just didn’t work for mine.

Great concept for feeding babies. Good gift for dad, he can use it to feed and bond baby. Easy to feed a baby and good flow for baby to drink milk