Kit de inicio de biberón con pajita estrecho Dr. Brown's Natural Flow Anti-Colic Options+

The removable handles are a game-changer for my baby’s grip, and the valve in the sippy spout really did cut down on spit-up compared to our old bottles.

My little one took to the sippy spout on the second try, which surprised me after struggling with other cups. The vent system really does keep air bubbles to a minimum, so there's less fussing during feeds.

The dual nipple-to-sippy spout system really eased my baby's transition, and the anti-colic vent works quietly even with the spout attached. Spills are rare now, and clean-up is straightforward.

My little one figured out the sippy spout in just two tries, and the vent system in the bottle really does seem to cut down on gassiness. The kit makes the switch feel less daunting.

I was nervous about the transition from bottle to sippy, but having the same nipple flow initially made it way easier for my baby. The sippy spout is soft and gentle on gums, so no fussing at all.

My little one figured out the sippy spout in just two tries, and the vent system really does cut down on air bubbles. No more fussy gas pains during feedings, which is a huge relief.

The sippy spout has a wider opening than I expected, which made the transition less messy for my little one. She figured out how to tilt it back on her own within just a couple of tries. The whole kit is easy to clean, too.

We were struggling to get our baby off the bottle, but the soft, angled sippy spout made the switch way less messy than I expected. The vent system still keeps air out like the regular bottles do, which is great for her tummy.

My 8-month-old took to the sippy spout almost immediately, and I love that it fits the same bottle body so there’s less to wash. The vent system really does seem to keep air out—way fewer spit-ups than with regular cups.

The vent system in the base keeps air out of the milk, which has made a huge difference in my baby's gas during the switch from bottles. The sippy spout is soft enough for her to chew on while learning, and the handles are easy for her tiny hands to grip.