Dr. Brown's® Silicone Baby Bottle

The thin silicone insert really does collapse as my baby feeds, and I’ve noticed way less spit-up and burping since switching. It’s been a game-changer for fussy evenings, and the bottle is surprisingly easy to clean despite the extra part.

I was skeptical about the silicone insert at first, but it truly collapses smoothly as my baby drinks and has cut down on gas dramatically. The bottle feels lightweight and durable, and cleaning is straightforward.

The collapsible silicone insert is genius—my baby’s colic symptoms dropped noticeably within a week. Cleanup is easy since the thin liner rinses out quickly.

My little one has been much less gassy since we switched to these bottles, and I love how soft the silicone feels. The collapsible insert really does seem to help with less air swallowing during feeds.

The collapsible silicone insert is a game-changer — my baby barely spits up now, and feeding time is so much calmer. It’s also incredibly easy to clean, which I really appreciate with all the nightly bottle prep.

My nephew used to be so gassy during feeds, but switching to this bottle has been a game changer. I love how the thin insert actually moves with him to reduce air, and the silicone feels much gentler on his gums than plastic.

The way the silicone insert collapses as my baby drinks has cut down on her burping sessions dramatically. It feels much gentler for her tummy than the hard plastic bottles we tried before.

Since switching to these, my baby's spit-up has noticeably decreased—that collapsible silicone insert really does cut down on the air they swallow. The bottle feels sturdy yet flexible, and it's been a breeze to clean. Definitely a win for our feeding routine.

My little one has definitely been less gassy since we switched to these bottles, and the silicone is so much easier to grip during late-night feedings. The collapsible insert really seems to make a difference in reducing spit-up too.

The thin inner sleeve collapsing as my baby drinks makes such a difference—way less air swallowed than with standard bottles. We’ve seen a noticeable drop in spit-up during nighttime feeds.