Whether you are bottle-feeding your little one with formula, sharing the night feeds or going back to work and pumping, you'll need to find the best baby bottles to suit you and your little one. Baby bottles come in a wide range of different shapes and materials including plastic, silicone and even glass baby bottles.
It's likely that your baby will take to a particular type of teat or bottle, so it's worth trying out a few to find your baby's favourite.
The best baby bottles at a glance 2024:
• Best baby bottles overall: MAM Easy Start Anti Colic 2pk 260ml, £22.50
• Best baby bottles for colic: Dr. Brown’s Natural Flow Anti-Colic Options+ Wide-Neck Baby Bottle, £17.99
• Best baby bottle prep machine: Tommee Tippee Perfect Prep Day and Night, £129
• Best baby bottles for breastfed babies: Philips Avent Natural Response Baby Bottle, £10,99
• Best baby bottles for ease of use: Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Feeding Bottles, £23.51
• Best baby bottles for comfortable feeding: Lansinoh Baby Bottles with NaturalWave Medium Flow Teat, £13
• Best silicone baby bottles: Nanobebe Flexy Silicone Baby Bottles, £19.95
• Best baby bottle that's easy to clean: Comotomo Natural Feel Baby Bottle, £70.65
• Best baby bottles for breast pumps: Medela Breastmilk Bottles, £13.79
• Best baby bottles bundle: Nuby Newborn Baby Bottles Starter Set, £20
• Best self-sterilising baby bottles: MAM Easy Start Self Sterilising Anti Colic Starter Set, £19.99
• Best leakproof baby bottles: Nuby Anti Colic Baby Bottle Set, £14.49
• Best fun design bottle: Tommee Tippee Advanced Anti-Colic Baby Bottle, £17.91
From the actual bottles to products you'll need when using baby bottles including the best products for cleaning your bottles, there is a huge array of items available on the market. Some bottles are designed with a specific use or to help aid common digestive or reflux issues in babies, such as anti-colic bottles which have angled tops and a special venting system.
There are also bottles for breastfed babies, where the teats are designed to mimic a nipple, so that your baby doesn't develop a preference for one over the other. If you're using a breast pump, there are bottles that are specifically designed to attached to breast pumps too, so you can pump efficiently into the bottle your baby will be feeding from.
How to choose the best baby bottles
It's important to consider different features of the best baby bottles, to make sure you're finding the best one for you. You need to consider how easy they are to clean too, and whether you'll need a bottle brush for narrow bottles. Some baby bottles are self-sterilising too. Other factors include:
Bottle shape and capacity: many bottles come in different styles, meaning you can buy different sizes and capacities. Some are tall and thin bottles, whereas other are wider, and often designed with an ergonomic grip. You can also get different volumes, with 150ml bottles up to 330ml.
Teat options: as well as having the option to choose between silicone and latex teats for bottles, you can also get standard shaped teats or natural ones. You can also get different flow rates of teats, from slow, to medium and fast.
Ease of clean: can the bottle be sterilised? Is it suitable for the dishwasher? Will you need a bottle brush? The different shapes and styles of the bottles can make cleaning trickier, so it's important to check how they can be cleaned too.
Material: there are three main materials for baby bottles, which are glass, silicone and plastic.
Weight: Baby bottles are usually light in weight, particularly if they're smaller, plastic bottles. If however you're choosing to use glass bottles, they will weigh more than plastic bottles so you may want to keep this in mind.
Size: Baby bottles tend to come in two sizes; larger ones and smaller ones. For newborns, the smaller bottles (which are usually 150ml) are ideal. Once baby is drinking more than that, then you can begin to use larger bottles (which can usually hole 250ml).
Durability: silicone bottles are often favoured more than glass bottles, as glass can shatter. You want to choose a bottle that will last, and withstand being dropped too.
How easy it is to put together: there are often different elements of a baby bottle, including the tea, bottle neck and the bottle itself. You want a bottle that's easy to put together, as when in a rush, it can just be popped together with ease.
How we chose the best baby bottles
Every year we arrange for thousands of independent mum reviewers to test the latest products on the market through our Mother&Baby awards.
Our independent mums review products based on their usability, design, quality, and value for money. Reviewers give us qualitative feedback on their experience with the product, which our team of journalists review to decide our recommended products.
Find out more about how we test and what considerations we take into account in our testing process.
From all this work, the best baby bottles are chosen and listed below, along with the review comments that we thought would be most useful to those looking themselves for the best baby bottles.
The best baby bottles for 2024
Best baby bottles overall
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The MAM Easy Start Anti Colic 2pk 260ml was awarded Gold for Best Product for Bottle Feeding at the Mother&Baby Awards 2023 and 2024.
If your baby suffers from colic, you need these MAM Easy Start Anti Colic 2pk 260ml bottles. They’ve got a unique, patented base with ventilation holes which will keep your little one from swallowing air and ultra-soft silicone teats that are designed to mimic a mother’s nipple. Our parent testers loved the wide opening feature as it ensures they are easy to fill and even easier to clean.
We tested this product as part of the M&B awards 2024, where it won Gold for Best Product for Bottle Feeding. Our mum tester Kerry said: “I would recommend these bottles to everyone I know as they are brilliant and the self- sterilising element make life so much easier. It’s so handy – when we went away for a couple of nights I didn't have to take the bulky steriliser with me, I just popped the bottle in the microwave.”
Read our MAM Easy Start Anti Colic bottles review here.
Pros
- Designed to reduce colic and regurgitation
- Two in a pack
- Easy to clean
Cons
- Some babies may prefer a more rounded teat
- Only suitable from 2 months
Best baby bottles for colic
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The Dr. Brown’s Anti-Colic Options+ Wide-Neck Baby Bottle 5oz was awarded Bronze for Best Product for Bottle Feeding at the Mother&Baby Awards 2024.
Ideal for parents whose babies are struggling with colic, the enhanced design of the Dr Brown’s Natural Flow Anti-Colic Options+ Wide-Neck Baby Bottle is clinically proven to reduce windy colic due to Dr Brown’s unique 100 per cent vacuum-free vent system. Our mum tester found this bottle made the transition from boob to bottle seamless, offering an easy and comfortable way to feed your little-one, adapting to their needs as they grow. With the unique design, our parent testers loved how this bottle can be used with or without the removable internal vent system, transforming it into a teat-vented bottle for more convenience. The biggest downside is that the capacity isn't as much as other bottles that may be better suited to older babies.
We tested this product as part of the M&B awards 2024, where it won Bronze for Best Product for Bottle Feeding. Our mum tester said: "These bottles are great as they offer both standard and anti colic feeding for babies. The bottle itself has a great shape making it easy for babies to hold as they get older. I loved the pattern on the bottle which offered great interaction for my baby to look at the animals once the feed had finished."
Read our full Dr. Brown’s Alti-Colic Options+ Wide-Neck Baby Bottle 5oz review.
Pros
- Aids in digestion for a good night’s sleep
- Anti-colic vent system is clinically proven to reduce colic
- Over 20 years’ experience
- Contoured breast-like teat for a proper latch and a more natural bottle-feeding experience
Cons
- Doesn't hold enough liquid for older babies
- Some parents found it took their baby a little while to take to this bottle
Best baby bottles for breastfed babies
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The Philips Avent Natural Feeding Bottle was Shortlisted for Best Bottle Feeding Product at the 2017 Mother&Baby Awards.
When it comes to flexibility and comfort, our mum testers found the Philips Avent Natural Feeding Bottle to be a total game-changer, particularly for mums transitioning between breast and bottle feeding. Parents particularly loved the ergonomic shape of this bottle as it perfectly fits into the hand, making those late-night feedings so much more comfortable. Plus, the way it's designed makes it easy for baby to hold onto as well, which is a win-win for both of you!
Our mum tester for the 2015 M&B Awards said: "The Philips Avent Natural Feeding Bottle is a good quality, well-designed product that aims to make the feeding process as natural as possible, which is why it combines well with breastfeeding. The bottle is comfortable to hold and the teat is flexible to the point that baby can look around while feeding."
Read our Philips Avent Natural Feeding Bottle review here.
Pros
- Used by mums for 30 years
- Easy to clean
- Ergonomic shape
Cons
- Would be nice to include bottles of different sizes in the pack for babies different needs
Best closer to nature baby bottles
Best for latching
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The Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Feeding Bottles were Shortlisted for Best Bottle Feeding Product at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards.
If trying to get a good latch is something you've struggled with as a mum, then these bottles could be a total lifesaver! Our mum testers found the breast-shaped teat feels so soft and natural for baby and helps to give them the comfort and familiarity of breastfeeding, even when using a bottle.
Our mum tester Fiona said: "These bottles are extremely easy to use, they’re so simple to put together that I can do it with one hand whilst holding my baby. I find them very easy to clean, there’s no tiny parts to try and get a bottle brush into and the teats are the exact width of the teat cleaner from the same brand so takes seconds to clean everything."
Read our Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Feeding Bottles review here.
Pros
- Anti-colic
- Great for breastfed babies
- Simple to put together
Cons
- Could do with a larger capacity for older babies
Best medium flow baby bottles
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The Lansinoh NaturalWave Breastmilk Feeding Bottle & Teat was Shortlisted for Best Bottle Feeding Product at the 2017 Mother&Baby Awards.
Our parent testers found the design of these bottles ingenious, maintaining that natural sucking style baby learned at the breast. What sets these bottles apart is their ability to encourage that wave-like tongue movement, which is crucial for babies transitioning between breast and bottle feeding. Our mum testers also loved how these bottles are BPA and BPS-free, providing some peace of mind that baby is sipping from a toxin-free container. The wide base and super soft 100 per cent silicone teat ensure a comfortable feeding experience for both parent and baby every time.
Our mum tester Liz said: "These bottles are really sturdy and the teats are great for recreating a natural breast feeling so you can happily express or formula feed your baby with them still thinking it's the breast so you can mix up feeds. The build is very durable and easy to clean! The variety of sizes is good so that the bottles don't overwhelm your baby!"
Read our Lansinoh Baby Bottles NaturalWave review here.
Pros
- Easy and comfortable for mother and baby to hold
- Promotes instinctive sucking action
- Wide base for easy cleaning
Cons
- Could include more bottles in a pack so you don't have to wash immediately after each feed
Best silicone baby bottles
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The Nanobebe Flexy Silicone Baby Bottle is perfect for taking the stress out of bottle feeding. Parents love the soft and flexible silicone body and how it provides a familiar feel for baby, while the anti-colic teat, non-tip base and BPA-free design gives parents peace of mind. A squeezably soft, breast-like bottle experience provides a smooth transition to bottle feeding, or when combining with breastfeeding, without the worry of teat confusion. Parents also love how this bottle is available in 4 lovely colours: Grey, White, Turquoise, and Pink.
Mum Christin said: "I love these bottles and so does my baby. I am breastfeeding and on the rare occasion I can't I wanted to find a good bottle for my son that would be easy to transition from breast to bottle. These are great, he has no problem latching as he has with some other bottles we've tried, and even better is we have had no problems with it leaking as we have had with other bottles. They have a great feel to them and a nice look. The only issue is you do have to wash right away because if left too long the bottle tends to absorb the smell of whatever is inside of the bottle but will go away with a really good washing. Overall a great product and I will definitely purchase from this company again!"
Pros
- Breast-like soft and flexible silicone
- Anti-colic system
- Easy to clean
Cons
- Some reviews found the lid hard to attach properly, particularly during tired night feeds
Best natural feel baby bottle
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The Comotomo Natural Feel Baby Bottle was Shortlisted for Best Bottle Feeding Product at the 2018 Mother&Baby Awards.
When it comes to ease and efficiency, our parent testers found the Comotomo bottles an absolute godsend, particularly when it comes to cleaning and sterilising thanks to the fact they're both dishwasher and microwave safe. The bottles are designed to mimic breastfeeding with their soft, squeezable silicone teat and wide-neck design. Our parent testers found these bottles very easy to hold and found they helped relieve symptoms of colic.
Mum tester Sarah said: "This bottle is easy to take apart and clean, which definitely made life easier. Also, the compact size makes it easy to transport and fit into a changing bag. My son loved touching the bottle and looked relaxed and happy when feeding. The bottle changed our whole feeding experience! Equally, there are no extra pieces to be added or inserted which makes the bottle quick and easy to use."
Read our Comotomo Natural Feel Baby Bottle review here.
Pros
- Wide neck design
- Easy to clean as they're both dishwasher and microwave safe
- Designed for easy and comfortable holding
Cons
- Medium flow teats, soft flow might be preferred by some babies
Best baby bottles for breast pumps
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Note that these bottles are designed to be used with any Medela Breast Pump so you can pump your breast milk directly into the bottles which may not be helpful if you don't have a Medela pump. If however you do have a Medela pump, the fact that they're designed so you can pump your breastmilk directly into the bottles is a real game changer. Mums love how they measure exactly how much milk you've expressed, and they found the colourful markers added a fun touch to their pumping routine!
Parents also love the screw-on lids to help avoid any messy leaks.
One review said: "They are easy to clean and the lids have the added bonus of being interchanged with travel teats on the go to negate the need for separate feeding bottles."
Pros
- Easy to use
- Dishwasher and microwave-safe
- Ideal for pumping
Cons
- May not be useful if you don't have a Medela Breast Pump
Best baby bottles start set
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In terms of great value and convenience, this bottle feeding set is a hit with parents. It's like a one-stop-shop for everything you need to kickstart your bottle feeding journey without breaking the bank.
Parents love the variety of bottle sizes which makes it easy to accommodate baby's changing needs. The slow flow teats are also popular for ensuring a gentle feeding experience every time. The inclusion of a bottle and teat brush means parents can keep everything squeaky clean with ease. And let's not forget about the orthodontic soother, dribble bib, and teether – talk about covering all the bases!
One mum of a newborn said: "Had no problems getting my newborn to take to these bottles. The flow is good so she doesn’t spit much out. Good size for little ones and handy to have a few to circulate."
Pros
- Soft teat inspired by shape, texture and natural flex of a breast
- Teats have three air flow valves to reduce colic
- Extras included: orthodontic soother, dribble bib, and teether
Cons
- Some parents may want a set that includes both slow flow and medium flow teats
Best self sterilising baby bottles
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The MAM Easy Start Self Sterilising Anti Colic Starter Set won Bronze for Best Bottle Feeding Product at the 2021 and 2020 Mother&Baby Awards.
Used by celebrity mum, Lucy Mecklenburg on baby Roman, this MAM set includes the components for four complete bottles, including handles, slow flow, skin-soft teats, an extra soft spout and a soother suitable for 0-2 months old. These bottles are anti-colic and self-sterilising, so they can be sterilised with 20ml of water in a microwave for three minutes.
Lucy Mecklenburg posted on Instagram: "I used the @mambaby_uk Easy Start Anti-Colic bottles for my expressed breast milk with Roman. It meant Ryan did the odd night feed for me or when I needed to pop out or work which really helped. I plan on exclusively breastfeeding again and expressing."
Mum tester Stacey said: "This product makes my life easier as a mum because these bottles are honestly the Rolls Royce of bottles. My sons wind has unbelievably reduced so much by using these that I have been able to take him off of infacol which he was on to help with wind. These have saved me time, money and some would say my sanity."
Read our MAM Easy Start Self Sterilising Anti Colic Starter Set review here.
Pros
- Modular system for any combination
- Slow flow for comfortable feeding
- Quick to clean and sterilise
Cons
- Some parents found it a struggle to fit into their microwaves due to large size of set
Best leakproof baby bottles
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The Nuby Natural Touch Easy Latch Anti Colic Bottles won Bronze for Best Bottle Feeding Product at the 2019 Mother&Baby Awards.
These bottles are designed to make feeding sessions feel more comfortable and familiar, both for parent and baby. The soft and flexible silicone teats with three valves work together to minimise air ingestion during feedings, and our parent testers found this works a treat for babies suffering with colic. Another feature is the wide neck design which makes filling and cleaning a breeze – a must when you're short on time. The only major downside was that during night feeds when they were sleepy, some parents struggled to clearly read the measurement indicators on the bottle.
Mum tester Payal said: "They are cheaper and more inventive in terms of technology for promoting both breast and bottle feeding. The teats were brilliant for my 'refluxy' baby who liked a slower flow of milk and regular burping. I found them easy to clean either in hot soapy water or in the dishwasher which is brilliantly time-saving."Read our Nuby Anti Colic Baby Bottle Set review here.
Pros
- Leakproof
- Soft to mimic breasts
- Designed to minimise air ingestion during feeds
Cons
- Some parents struggled to read the measurement indicators on the bottle as they were a little too faint
Best fun design bottle
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With over 80 percent of parent testers reporting a reduction in colic symptoms, they truly are a game-changer. The vented design and anti-colic tubes work wonders to draw air away from the milk, helping to keep little one comfortable and content during feedings. These bottles are also leakproof, BPA-free, and Phthalate-free, so you never have to worry about harmful chemicals sneaking into my baby's milk. Our mum testers found the heat sensing technology is a lifesaver, ensuring that every feed is just right.
This boy-mum said: "Love these bottles for my little guy. Sure there’s a little more faffing around when cleaning and putting together compared to other bottles that don’t have the anti colic tube thing in them. However anyone who has had to deal with a colicky baby will gladly use these as I believe from my own personal experience that they truly help reduce colic. Haven’t had any leaks yet."
Pros
- Breast-like teat
- Reduce colic symtoms
- Heat sensing technology
Cons
- Some parents found that the teat sank inwards during feeding
Bottle and breast pump compatibility
It's good to keep in mind that MAM breast pumps are compatible with the entire range of Easy Start bottles, Lansioh breast pumps are compatible with their complete range of 160ml and 240ml bottles, and the Philips Avent breast pumps are designed to be used with their Avent bottle range.
Baby bottle safety
When using baby bottles there are a few safety aspects all parents should be wary of. Firstly, keep an eye out for any wear and tear. Baby bottles won't last forever, so it's important you regularly check their bottles to make sure they're in tact.
You'll also want to keep safe materials in mind. Under EU regulations, the use of BPA has now been banned in baby bottles. This is because research has found that traces of BPA can be released from plastic containers into the food or liquid they carry and in the case of baby bottles, this could be infant formula or breastmilk if these containers are heated at high temperatures. Because of the ban, you're unlikely to find any baby bottles that aren't BPA free, however, it's always worth checking.
How to bottle feed
Knowing how to bottle feed your baby can be tricky if you haven't done it before. If your baby is turning their nose up at the bottle, you might need to wait a little while before attempting again, as the hunger might make it easier for them to accept it. It can take a while to convince your baby to accept a bottle, but if they are hungry, they’ll want to feed eventually so don’t give up.
It could be a case of trial and error when it comes to bottles – some babies will prefer a particular shape, while others might need bottle that help to ease colic. You might need to try a few until you find the right one.
How often do you change a baby's bottle?
All bottles should be replaced after one year of use. If you can, it's generally better to hand wash a bottle with warm water and a baby-friendly detergent than to wash them in the dishwasher.
You should replace the teats when the baby is ready for the next size or if they get cracked, discoloured, or start to thin. Remember, silicone teats are firmer while latex is softer so they'll have a different endurance. Make sure you check these regularly.
Can my baby reuse the same bottle all day?
Baby won't always drink the entire contents of their bottle, and if this is the case, and you're left with half or a quarter of a bottle, you can reuse it, but only if you're going to do so in the next two hours. It is not safe to freeze this milk and reuse later due to the risk of bacterial contamination, so it's best to pour this milk away.
It's also recommended to sterilise your bottles once per day, so once you've finished a feed, we'd recommend sterilising.
How to clean baby bottles
Before using baby bottles, you need to ensure that you take the bottles apart and thoroughly wash all the components, including the teat, bottle, lid and teat collar. A baby bottle brush can be really helpful here to help you reach those hard to reach places inside your baby's bottle. Once thoroughly washed with warm water and dish soap, you then need to make sure that you sterilise the bottles to ensure all the bacteria is killed.
If you're short on time, most baby bottles are safe to go in the dishwasher to clean. However, it's important to note that dishwashing will only clean them, not sterilise them, so you should sterilise them after.
If your baby's bottle has some harder to reach areas such as vents, it's a good idea to use smaller brushes for these parts like straw cleaning brushes.
How to sterilise baby bottles
Knowing how to properly sterilise your baby's bottles and feeding equipment is essential for any parent. There are a number of different ways you can sterilise from UV to microwave plus sterilising solutions such as the Milton cleaner.
Whatever way you choose to sterilise your baby's bottles and feeding equipment, you should always check the manufacturer instructions on the advised way to sterilise as some bottles aren't microwave safe.
Best baby bottles cleaning product
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Silver Winner for Best Product for Bottle Feeding at the M&B Awards 2023
Suitable from: Birth | Best for: Cleaning bottles and feeding accessories | Includes: Two 500ml bottles | Award: Silver
We know this isn’t a bottle but if you’re in need of a product to help you clean your bubba’s bottles, look no further! This washing liquid is specifically developed to remove the milk residue off your bottles and other feeding accessories to keep harmful bacteria away. As well as being great for cleaning, it has your baby’s delicate skin in mind as it’s made for sensitive skin with its fragrance-free formula.
Our parent tester said: “Before having Milton baby bottle cleaner we used just ordinary washing up liquid and then sterilised afterwards. Since using the bottle cleaner I have noticed a big difference in the residue left on the bottles after use, I was always complaining before that they were greasy looking and hadn’t been cleaned properly but since using this product I have noticed a huge difference and I feel much happier with the cleanliness of my baby bottles.”
Read our Milton Baby Bottle Cleaner review here.
Pros
- Effectively removes the white film from feeding products
- Two included
Cons
- Some said if you own a steriliser, this isn't needed
How many bottles do I need for my baby?
This really depends on how many bottles you plan to give your baby and whether or not they're exclusively bottle feeding. Most parents start with six bottles and go from there. Some might find this is plenty while others need a couple more to keep them going.
How do you make up a baby bottle safely?
Before you begin, it’s a good idea to clean and sterilise all of your baby’s feeding equipment including the bottle, teat, lid, retaining ring, cap, and the manufacturer's scoop that comes with the formula milk. You’ll also want to disinfect the work surface you're going to use as well as washing your hands thoroughly.
Start by making sure you read the instructions on the formula you're using to check how you make your particular formula up. This will tell you how much water is needed for each bottle and the number of scoops of powder to use depending on your baby's age.
Top tips to follow when making up a bottle safely:
• Always put the water in the bottle first, as this will help you measure it accurately so you can easily check the water level against the measurement marks.
• When scooping up the formula, use a clean knife to level the powder off. Sometimes a levelling tool is provided in the packet.
• Test the temperature of the inside of your wrist to make sure it feels just warm and not hot. If it is too hot, hold the bottle under a running cold tap until it’s cool enough.
There's also plenty of gadgets available these days that can help you make up a bottle with ease which is a game changer when it comes to sleepy night feeds such as the Tommee Tippee Perfect Prep Day and Night.
Best baby bottle prep machine
Bronze award winner 2023
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Bronze Winner for Best Product for Bottle Feeding at the M&B Awards 2023
You’ll prepare your baba’s bottle at the correct temperature in no time at all using the Tommee Tippee Perfect Prep Day & Night machine. It’s designed to take water straight from the tap as it’s got an antibacterial filter in the tank to remove impurities. This nifty gadget will be just what you need for those middle of the night feed as it’s got an easy-to-read digital display and soft lights so you can see clearly in the dark plus an adjustable volume control so you won’t need to worry about disturbing anyone while you’re prepping.
We tested this product as part of the M&B awards 2023, where it won Bronze for Best Product for Bottle Feeding. Our mum tester said: “Having had an extremely difficult time breastfeeding the Perfect Prep machine made the transition to using formula a little less stressful. After 5 months I really had no idea of the perfect temperature but this clever machine does all the thinking for you. I would recommend it to anyone and I have used it for two of my children and will use it for my third that I am currently expecting. Well worth the money as you can always pass it onto friends and family expecting.”
Read our full Tommee Tippee Perfect Prep Day & Night review here.
Pros
- Takes just two minutes to prep a bottle
- Digital display and soft glow lights for night-time bottle prep
Cons
- Water tank size could be bigger
Do I need an anti-colic bottle?
You'll probably notice that many of these bottles on this list are anti-colic bottles. Although experts aren't sure exactly what causes colic, it's been linked to excess gas. Anti-Colic Bottles are designed to allow air to enter the bottle as your baby feeds which reduces the amount of air baby swallows during feedings. Even if your baby doesn't suffer from colic, these bottles are still suitable to use. They are however specifically designed for baby's who get upset stomach's after feeds and feel gassy, so you'll probably find your baby will benefit from an anti-colic bottle.
Stephanie Anthony is the Deputy Digital Editor at Mother&Baby and auntie to four aged 7 to 2 months old. With a particular interest in health, she loves discovering products that make parent’s lives easier.