ピジョン PPSU ワイドネック アンチコリック 授乳哺乳瓶 8オンス 2個パック

Such a good bottle but unfortunately nothing worked with my baby

As a parent, finding the right feeding bottle can be a game-changer—and for me, Pigeon PPSU bottles have been exactly that. Yes, it costs a bit more than standard bottles—but with how durable and safe it is, I genuinely believe it’s worth every cent. I’ve actually spent less replacing bottles since making the switch to PPSU.

-Introduction: Our infant had trouble latching and was an extremely slow feeder. We saw an occupational therapist who recommended these bottles and the wide-neck, anti-colic silicone nipples were perfect for our baby. We started with the 5 ounce bottles, and upsized with age to these, the 8 ounce. What I Liked (Pros): -Quality/Durability: Even though they’re plastic bottles, they feel like a high-quality product in your hand. And they’ve withstood multiple bottle washings and steaming with absolutely no breakdown or change in integrity. So I think it’s safe to say they’re very durable. -Usability: The nipples are easy to insert and remove from the cap hood. And the cap hood easily screw onto the bottle with no leaks. And the bottle caps pop on with ease, but stay in place during travels. The red markings clearly mark out the ounces so you know how much fluid is in each bottle. -Performance: The silicone nipples are a great shape and design. They even have a helpful latch line to show where to position the nipple in a baby’s mouth. Her latching noticeably improved with much less milk leaking out of her mouth, and speed of eating greatly increased (it used to take her 10 minutes to finish one ounce, if you know you know how hard that can be at 3AM). What Could Be Better (Cons): -Honestly, it’s hard to find a downside. But I did. We switched to formula at 6 months old, and now she’s eating 8 ounce bottles. This means 4 scoops of formula into 8 ounces of water. There isn’t enough room to fit all 4 scoops in one go and get the formula to adequately mix. We have to add 2 scoops, put the tops on, shake, take the tops off, add 2 more scoops, and shake again. (We do a rendition of TSwift’s song and sing “shake it up” as we do it, which helps make the process slightly less annoying) Bottom Line: If you’re looking for high-quality, durable, functional bottles (and if your baby is a slow eater with latching issues), then these bottles are for you. I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say these bottles changed our family’s life.

While the bottles and nipples are great, these are really pricey bottles compared to others

I purchased the Pigeon baby bottle for my little one, and it has been an amazing experience. My baby switched between breastfeeding and the bottle without any nipple confusion or bottle refusal, which was my biggest concern as a mom. The bottle is easy for my baby to latch onto, and feeding time has become much smoother and stress-free. The quality is excellent, and it truly supports combination feeding. I highly recommend the Pigeon baby bottle to parents who are breastfeeding and looking for a bottle that helps prevent nipple confusion and makes the transition between breast and bottle easier. It’s definitely one of the best baby products I’ve purchased!