haakaa Gen.3 Natural Glass Baby Bottle 6.3 oz.180ml - Wide Neck, Anti-Colic Varibale Flow Nipple for 6m+ Breastfed Babies, Newborn Registry Essentials,BPA-Free -1 PK

It’s very comfortable for my baby to hold. Lightweight and easy to wash.

This is our favorite bottle. My baby has struggled with a lip and tongue tie and even after revision has continued to need to strengthen muscles and improve latch. My baby had no problems using this bottle neither before or after the revisions. It’s just the right size for breastfed babies. Each piece comes apart making it easy to clean. Very durable. The price is a little high but it’s a quality product so it’s worth it.

Doesn’t drip as much as other bottles and newborn baby isn’t choking on his milk. Ordered another one as it seems to have helped him drink his milk without gagging or choking.

Perfect for breastfed babies! 100% buy it

I loved this Haakaa baby bottle. Glass bottles are just easier to clean and less chemicals for baby. Also, the fact that the nipple is in the side, means you don't have to tilt the bottle so much to get milk in the nipple part, especially if you do paced bottle feeding. The bad part about it, is that the glass is very thin, so if you drop it it can easily break and I mean, these bottles arent cheap. I bought the glass Philip Avent bottles, i accidentally dropped one and it didn't break. If it was cheap, i would have kept it just bc it looks so cute. But I returned it because my son didn't like to drink from it.

This is a great bottle and the nipple is shaped in a way that did not cause nipple confusion for my baby and the only one she really likes. However, i have had to buy 4 replacements already and this is after they had sent me two free replacements because of chipping issues (customer service is pretty good btw). I handle them so carefully because I ve broken a couple when they fell onto my countertop (only from a couple inches off the countertop) this weekend I didn’t even drop it, I placed the bottle on the countertop and a big hole just broke off the bottom of the bottle. These are the most expensive bottles and i am over buying replacement for these. They are so fragile and break way too easily. I wish I had found a cheaper option when my baby was born. Will try to find a different bottle that she will take to because these are too expensive to keep replacing every couple of weeks/months.

This glass bottle is awesome, the glass makes it easy to clean and durable! Downside is that the bottle sometimes leaks near the cap due to the design and I find it difficult to hold!

I have 3 kids who were breastfed as babies. The other 2 refused bottles, despite spending a small fortune on buying all different brands. I decided to try this bottle with my 3rd breastfed kid and likes it. It is a great bottle and he has no trouble. I found that he will start chugging and get a bit startled (this is Bc he is used to breastfeeding.) just look up “paced feeding for breastfed babies”. This explains how bottles and nursing are different. You need to let the baby drink a few sips and give them a little break by taking the bottle out and put it back in their mouth. Otherwise they will just chug and chug and be confused. Breastfed Babies do this Bc with nursing, they have to suck hard at first to stimulate the let down… then they just suckle. So help your baby out by using this bottle but be sure to use the “paced feeding” method Bc that will help them learn to take bottles. Also, make sure milk is fresh. I found that my baby would not take breastmilk If it was 2-4 days old. He would do better if it had been pumped the same day or day before. Make sure milk is warm enough… remember they are used to breastmilk which is always 97 degrees- body temperature. Just some tips to make sure your breastfed baby can take a bottle.