Evenflo Feeding Classic Clear Plastic Standard Neck Bottles for Baby, Infant and Newborn - Pink/Lavender/Teal or Green/Blue/Teal (COLORS MAY VARY), 8 Ounce (Pack of 3)

These are totallly cheap, but sometimes "classic" is better. Before our third child was born we bought a ton of Dr. Brown's bottles since we had used them with the other two. Well, she hated them. After trying different brands, we realized these were the winners for her. Now that she's 1, these are perfect. They are small enough that she can hold them on her own and doesn't have a giant 8 oz bottle to tilt to try to get liquid out of. They're nice and light, easy to wash, and not a bunch of pieces to reassemble. The lids are also great. The ones we got have solid colored lids but the best part is they fit over the whole top of the bottle including the collar. So it's a nice snug fit without a lot of trouble. We got some other brand that looked similar but the top was a small clear thing that had to be perfectly aligned with the grooves on the collar and harder to line up. I saw someone else had a problem with leaking. I have experienced this, but it wasn't the bottle. We had some older nipples around that we used with these and I think it's because they didn't fit well. I think most brands actually do fit, but these were kind of stretched out and didn't make a good seal. The evenflo nipples do fit perfect and they sell the different flow speeds separately.

No it's not a fancy or expensive bottle but who needs that? These work great, they clean easily and dry fast and they shape of the bottle (flat sides) makes it easy for my 5 month old, who is learning to hold a bottle, grasp. They may not be the Cadillac of bottles but I have found as an early childhood educator and now parent that when it comes to children's items it is usually the things without all the bells and whistles that work best. To be fair, I haven't tried other bottles to compare but I have used nothing but Evenflo since his birth, both 4oz and 8oz and they work just fine. My 0nly recommendation is that if you are using them for older babies that you need to buy additional nipples. All Evenflo bottles comes with slow drip which is good until about 3-4 months then you'll want to switch to medium flow.

My babies all love the even flow classic bottles they are easy to hold clean and they’re durable. My baby can hold it easier than she does a wider bottle so these we really love.

Our daughter only likes the medela and dr. brown's bottles/nipples. We had quite a few of both in the 5 oz variety, but now that she's drinking more, we didn't want to spend a ton of money on the next size up for these pricier models. We bought a pack of these and gave them a try using the medela nipples and collars from the 5 oz bottles; they work perfectly! They also fit the medela pump we're renting from the hospital. Now, we have the right size bottles at a terrific price and can still use the nipples our little one loves. Win-Win. We're buying 3 more packs and calling it a day.

The Evenflo Classic Clear Bottles without BPA work perfectly with our two twins. We've had issues with a lot of the more expensive bottles (Avent, Breastflow, which our first daughter used successfully, etc.) before trying these, and they've worked without a hitch (no problems with gas/colic/spit-up). The included Slow Flow nipples work well and the twins are able to latch onto them easily (born as preemies, so that's a big deal for us). The Evenflo Classic also comes in a 4 ounce glass bottle, which we greatly prefer, but these aren't bad and the nipples are interchangeable with those. They're cheap, but they do the job that bottles three to four times couldn't do for us.

Just your regular Evenflo baby bottles

The bottles leak a little bit and you have to hold the cap down hard so it won't leak out.

These bottles are as simple as they get..but they get the job done. I have purchased at least a dozen of the expensive designer bottles with all the gimics, bells, and whistles. Most of them were a waste of money. This no fuss design blows the pricey stuff out of the water. In fact, when I try one of the expensive brands, I keep one of these next to me in the event that I have to switch midfeeding to this bottle because the expensive one was a bust. My only criticism is that the cap is a little tight and hard to get off and the colors I received were purple, pink, and yellow. The picture showed neutral colors. Also, my son has reflux and does not have any worse issues with this bottle then the "anti-colic" systems that the other brands are selling.