Adiri BPA Free Natural Nurser Ultimate Bottle Stage 3 Orange, Fast Flow (6+ months) - 2 Pack (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

Overall, we are very happy with this bottle and the baby accepted it most easily among all the types we tried.PRO:-- design has a wide nipple that is indeed a lot like a breast-- nipple is softer than some other brands-- cleaning is simple with only three pieces, just like a regular bottle-- after trying out many bottle kinds, the baby accepted only this oneCON:-- durability -- because the nipple is soft it also wears out faster (a bottle lasted us about 2 months with 2 feedings per day)-- filling -- the plastic shield that comes with the bottle allows leaks, so we just flip the bottle upside down and hold a finger over the nipple-- heating -- the bottle is made of thicker material which makes heating a little slower

We used all three stages of this bottle for our daughter. When she was first born we experimented with other brands of bottles and even the slow flow ones fed her too quickly and resulted in spit up. When we switched to this brand she quit spitting up after feeding. As some other reviewers have said the bottles can leak, but I have found that if you get the bottle wet (on the tread and twist on cap) before filling it and then screw it on it is not only much easier to screw the cap on, but it doesn't leak at all. Once I figured this out I have not had problems with these bottles leaking. So if I have to run the bottle under water before I fill it it is not really and inconveinence for the benefits I got from this bottle. Hope this advice helps someone else!

My daughter adapted to these pretty well. However, make sure the top and the bottle are completely dry before attempting to place the top on the bottle, or else you will end up not being able to properly seal the bottle which will cause leakage and the top will not stay firmly on. I have had this product for a year now and, unfortunately I had to throw one away because it started to leak from the bottom. Also not easy to warm up if placing in warm water. Water will seep into the bottle and of course that makes the milk unusable.

This bottle has been SO HELPFUL to us. My nursing child would not take a bottle until she was six months old, and this is the only bottle she would take. The shape of a bottle resembles the nipple/breast and makes for an easy transition for baby. It's a soft texture that is easy to use, comes with a cap and can be easily cleaned. I like that the bottles come in different flows for different ages. It's also great that the company has made sure that these bottles are BPA free. We did not need to use this bottle a lot, but for the occasional time when baby needed a bottle and I had to be away from her, it was really helpful. We were so glad to find this bottle!

My son finally took a bottle with the Adiri nurser. Phew! We had a few unsuccessful attempts with bottles, but then at 7 months old I tried this one and it worked. I mixed the formula with body temp water thinking that was what he was used to. And I let him have the control--he loved bringing the bottle to his mouth by himself. I enjoy feeding him with these bottles and he enjoys it too. He likes to clutch my hair and have his 'ba'. Good luck!

I really like these. I think they feel more like a breast to my babies. It was the only bottle my daughter would take for a while, so I'm thankful these exist! The only reason I only gave this product 4 stars instead of 5 was because there is not a good way to prevent them from leaking while you are filling them and screwing the lid on.

We tried Comotomo and mimijumi for our 9mos old boy..they both worked great! But they are pricy. When I saw the adiri bottles I had to try it out considering the reviews aren't bad at all and the price is good. but boy was I wrong.... The bottle guaranteed a non leak feature but it still leaks. The vents are build underneath the bottle and everytime my boy nurses, it leaks all over the place. Very messy. I gave it a 3/5 because my boy liked the bottle, the bottle cute and the silicon material is good however it leaks, so we went back to the ol' Comotomo bottles.

They are super easy to clean because they only have two pieces, we often just immediately rinse them out after use and let them dry. They don't leak if you twist them into the lids, and tighten the base piece as much as possible. You can sit them on tables in the upright position and milk doesn't leak out the vented bottom. We used these for both of our sons and they really helped prevent nipple confusion. Much easier to use than the Breastflow bottles, and Waaaaayyyy easier to clean! Both boys chewed harder after using the Breastflow bottles = I immediately went back to the Adiri.