MAM Feel Good Medium Flow Premium Glass Bottle, Easy Switch Between Breast and Bottle, 9oz, 0+ Months, Unisex, 3 Pack

I switched to these 9oz glass bottles when my baby was 3 months and it was such a game changer. First of all, glass over plastic any day, and they’re super easy to clean and very durable (my baby is now 7 months). I’ve heated on the stove and in the microwave and had no issues, thankfully. That being said, glass bottles do hold heat longer, so you really need to make sure it’s cooled down before giving it to your child. Otherwise, the bottles are great! Haven’t run into any leaking issues either.

I love these bottles! I’ve been waiting on the MAM brand to make the glass bottles! They aren’t available everywhere unless they stay out of stock and I’m so glad I was able to find them here! These work very well with breast feeding (do to the nipple size and shape) and the glass is also not super heavy where the bottle is a hassle which makes it safety approved. Definitely anti-colic approved (I’ve used it for 3 weeks so far and my newborn hasn’t experienced any gas). I have dropped it but on laminated flooring. Since the bottle glass is light-weight I’d suggest being careful on harder floors or concrete because it the glass is thinner than a lot of other glass bottles. These bottles are easy to clean and works well with bottle warmers! These bottle are expensive but I think all glass bottles are worth I would say you def get value for money with these! I will be purchasing more!

Better alternative to plastic bottles. I feel like glass baby bare just a better choice for a baby. . These bottles have a sturdy feel, so I don’t feel like they’re going to break from a simple fall. They clean easily without staining that plastic bottles can get. I also feel that with all the concerns about health risks associated with plastics, that glass is the best choice, especially for babies. Why not start them right. If i was going to take any points away, which I’m not, would be the slight difference in Eden a plastic bigot when a baby starts holding and drinking from a bottle independently. But, honestly, as a baby starts holding a bottle while you feed them, they are already adapting to its feel and weight. For those whom feel the desire to sterilize bottles like our parents did, you can only do it with glass.

I love these bottles! I was using the plastic mam and plastic dr brown bottles before as my daughter pretty much takes to any nipple but I recently decided I wanted to switch to all glass bottles. They are adorable with fun patterns and thick quality glass. They heat up quickly in the bottle warmer and are easier to clean than the plastic bottles. I think they’re the perfect size for my 4 month old as I got the 6 oz ones. Great grip so haven’t dropped them yet even when wet, plus the nipples work well for colic and perfect flow rate for my little one! Overall, I definitely recommend

I have been using MOM bottles for several months now and I’m very satisfied overall. They have a very comfortable ergonomic shape that feels great in the hand during feedings. The glass is high-quality and durable — the bottle has fallen on the floor several times and never broke, which is a huge plus for me. I also appreciate that the bottles twist closed very easily and securely. They are very convenient to sterilize — they fit well in the sterilizer and handle frequent sterilizing without any issues. They are also great for travel: they don’t leak, take up little space, and are easy to use on the go. Another thing I really like is that the bottles are cute and aesthetically pleasing, very neat and stylish. My only small remark is about the nipple design. Because of its shape, nighttime feedings can be tricky. The nipple needs to be held in one specific position, and if the baby turns or moves a bit, it can shift. When that happens, it may become uncomfortable for the baby to suck, or the baby may start swallowing air. Overall, these bottles are very high-quality, and I truly enjoyed using them. However, since my baby has grown, we now need a larger size than 170 ml (about 5.7 oz). Unfortunately, I couldn’t find bigger glass bottles from MOM, so I had to switch to another brand that offers larger glass options. If MOM produced bigger glass bottles, I would definitely continue using them.