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10 Best Baby Bottles of 2021

by Tallulah Nunez - updated on February 12, 2021

It may occur to some parents that there isn’t much confusion when it comes to buying baby bottles. However, your choice can make a huge difference in terms of ease of cleaning, controlling your baby’s portion sizes and ensuring a smooth feeding process. So, before you dive into researching the best baby bottles, here are some things to consider before you purchase one:

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Body Material
If you’re only familiar with plastic baby bottles, then you’ve got a lot to learn. There are many options out there when it comes to baby bottles most popular being glass, silicone and stainless steel. Each of them has their pros and cons in terms of portability, durability, and weight. That’s why it’s best to consider your conditions that can affect your baby’s feeding habits rather than buying through someone else’s recommendation.

Nipple Types
While the nipples on the bottle are mainly made of silicone, they come in two basic shapes, which are narrow and breast-like. It’s a common belief that babies find it harder to latch onto narrow nipples, but it’s highly unlikely for you to come across such a problem unless your baby has had medical complications while nursing in general. Even though your baby may not have a problem feeding on a smaller nipple, they mainly come on narrower bottles which are harder to clean. On the other hand, nipples with a shape similar to that of real breasts have a wider base and hence, a wider shaped bottle. Not only will you find such bottles easier to clean but your baby will latch onto this type of nipple without any problems at all.

Vents
Valves and vents are fairly effective when it comes to preventing your baby from ingesting air and reduce burping, colic, and gas as a result. Although this addition indicates that it’s of a higher quality, vents shouldn’t be the main consideration when buying a bottle unless your baby suffers from serious issues because of air ingestion.

1. Dr. Brown’s Natural Flow Baby BottlesDr Brown's Natural Flow Best Baby Bottles

These excellent baby bottles are made of plastic and have amazing features that make them a convenient solution to avoid colic and gas. This is because of the vent system that effectively reduces negative pressure, which develops in the bottle as a baby feeds. Moreover, the vent system also eliminates the production of air bubbles, which is what causes air ingestion. The fully vented bottle makes feeding on it similar to breastfeeding because of the positive pressure.

The best part is that these bottles are BPA free, which means they’re safe for your infants. BPA free also means that these bottles can be sterilized or put in the dishwasher which isn’t recommended for BPA plastic bottles because heating it can result in the compound leaking into the food. Their lightweight plastic body means that they’re easy to carry around with you and it also ensures they won’t break like glass-based baby bottles.
The problems you’ll face is having to clean the tight vent system, which can be a little tricky and if you forget to insert the vent system before preparing a bottle, it will leak profusely.

Other than that, you’re all set because this bottle is tried and tested to have reduced problems associated with air ingestion. The nipple is a standard narrow size, but the benefit is that it’s leak-proof unless shaken vigorously.

While these bottles are perfect for infants who are prone to air ingestion while feeding, the vent system is unnecessary for older babies, and you’ll have to clean it well to use it again because the Natural Flow bottles leak without it. It can also be troublesome for when you have to quickly prepare a bottle in the middle of the night and forgetting to put the vent system in place can result in a soaked crib, baby, and blanket. If that’s the case, you can opt for Dr. Brown’s Options bottles that work fine without the vent as well so you won’t be compromising on convenience or the anti-colic feature either.

Key Features

Bottle Capacity2 oz, 4 oz, and 8 oz
MaterialPolypropylene
Nipple TypeNarrow, Silicone Type
Vented BottleYes
Dishwasher SafeYes
Pros
  • Vent system helps in reducing negative pressure the forms in the bottle as baby feeds
  • Vents eliminate the formation of air bubbles
  • No air ingestion means no gas or colic
Cons
  • Vents are small and tight so difficult to clean properly
  • Natural Flow Bottles leak if the vent is not fixed in place
  • Assembly can take longer than bottles without vents

2. Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature BottlesTommee Tippee Closer to Nature Baby Bottles

Well-renowned baby product brand Tommee Tippee does not disappoint when it comes to baby bottles. They’ve made our list of best baby bottles with the ‘Closer to nature’ model, which are available in two sizes, 5 and 9 ounces. These bottles have a unique curvy shape, which makes them easier for babies to hold on to since they don’t start off by using their fingers right away. That’s not it because there’s more than one way to hold this bottle.

Aside from the usual cradling described above, they can be held with the usual grip or from the base, whichever your baby gets the hang of first. These bottles are wider from the top, which allows them to feature a nipple that is wider from the base as well, mimicking those of an actual breast. This makes it easier to feed infants that are having trouble feeding on a bottle. It does have a vent, but the placement of it doesn’t allow proper functioning since it’s likely to get covered by their lips or chin.

The plastic that these bottles are made of are BPA free, and they’re super easy to clean so you can put them in the dishwasher or steam-based sterilizer. This bottle also features an anti-colic valve that helps in reducing air flow and air ingestion.

Key Features

Bottle Capacity5 oz and 9 oz
MaterialLead-free Plastic
Nipple TypeWide baser, Silicone Type
Vented BottleYes
Dishwasher SafeYes
BPA FreeYes
Pros
  • Nice curvy shape for proper grip
  • Easy to clean
  • Nipple can help feed babies that have a history of bottle-rejection
  • Has a vent system
Cons
  • It has a vent system, but It often gets covered by a check or shin that makes it difficult for venting to occur

3. Newborn Baby Bottles by Minbie Newborn Baby Bottles Minbie

These are a new feature on our list, and you may or may not recognize them. However, despite being a newcomer, these newborn baby bottles by Minbie have shown impressive results despite being slightly above the average price range. These are specially designed for newborns, but they can be good for fussy infants as well. They are made from BPA free plastic called polypropylene while their nipples are made of super soft silicone material.

The nipples on these bottles are unlike any other because of their unique contoured shape which has a tip, and this makes it the perfect choice for infants that have trouble latching after switching to a bottle. The teat is special too because it supports latch-on and mimics breastfeeding motion that will feel completely natural for the infant.

A problem that’s fairly common among newborns is bottle rejection and nipple confusion which occurs when a mother switches between breastfeeding and using a bottle. So not only are these bottles BPA free with unique nipples, but they’ve also incorporated a special anti-colic vent system to help reduce chances of burping, gas and spit up. The small holes are at the base of the nipple, and they allow air to enter the bottle, effectively eliminating air bubbles and negative pressure.

Key Features

Bottle Capacity7 oz
MaterialPolypropylene
Nipple TypeAngled tip, Silicone Type
Vented BottleYes
Dishwasher SafeYes
BPA FreeYes
Pros
  • Unique contoured shape with tip to promote latching
  • Bottles are BPA free material: polypropylene
  • Nipples are made of soft silicone, and BPA free too
  • Useful to prevent bottle rejection by babies
Cons
  • The milk flow from the slow nipple is too fast for younger infants when compared to other baby bottles
  • The unique shape comes at a price which means that the tipped nipple has to be kept inside the baby’s mouth while feeding and keep a close eye
  • Babies would like this feature and will spin around the bottle

4. Flipsi Natural Silicone Baby Bottles Flipsi Natural Silicone Baby Bottles

The unique design of the Flipsi Natural Silicone Baby Bottles isn’t so new because a similar idea was implemented a while ago when Playtex bottles were commonly used with a disposable bag of milk. These were by far an ingenious creation because of their ability to prevent colic. It was due to their design that changed its shape according to the amount of milk in the bag without creating a negative pressure.

These Flipsi bottles implement a similar idea except the design is a little more convenient because it utilizes a silicone cup which holds the milk and it is then put into the bottle. The silicone cup falls over the top of the bottle so that when the nipple is screwed on, it not only seals the bottle but the silicone bag as well.

This design has so many amazing features on its own that start with the silicone bag. First of all, the bag shrinks down as the size is reduced while secondly, you can push the bag from the bottom or sides to aid the process. Now, this feature helps in reducing gas ingestion which means no more burping, gas or colic. This removed the need for an air vent or valves which was effective, but also a common reason that leaks occurred. You don’t have to worry about cleaning it out properly because the silicone bag turns inside out, so it makes clean up super easy without the need for a separate bottle brush. You can even put it in the dishwasher to ensure that it gets all of the milk out of tiny spaces.

The nipple shape gives this bottle an edge over the rest because it has a wider base and narrow nipple that can help reduce the chances of nipple confusion or bottle rejection. The round shape is easier to hold for some infants, but the large diameter may make it difficult for some to do so. Although it’s a bottle worth considering, it’s important to note that it may not be the best choice for parents looking to save time because assembling the bottle itself takes some time.

Key Features

Bottle Capacity7 oz
MaterialPolypropylene and Silicone
Nipple TypeWide base, Silicone Type
Vented BottleNo
Dishwasher SafeYes
BPA freeYes
Pros
  • Nipple cap forms good fit when screwed over silicone cup
  • Silicone cup is conformant, so it shrinks with the amount of milk in it
  • Design helps in preventing negative pressure that causes spit-up etc.
  • No need for vents which means no leaks!
  • Easily clean out the silicone cup, bottle and nipple without brush, in the dishwasher
  • Wide nipple shape reduces chances of nipple confusion for fussy feeders
  • BPA free and durable silicone and bottle
Cons
  • Wider bottle is difficult to hold by infants
  • Too many components make it difficult to assemble quickly or with only one hand

5. Ventaire Bottles by Playtex Playtex Ventaire BPA free Baby Bottles

Playtex is a key player when it comes to making baby bottles because they’ve been making them for a long time. The Ventaire features an excellent design with an angled shape which means you no longer have to get a sore arm out of feeding your baby. The tilted top ensures that milk flows to the nipple without having to be held at an angle. Moreover, it allows you to feed your baby without requiring them to tilt their head all the way back and instead; they feed while remaining in a more upright position.

There is a valve present at the bottom to promote air-flow and keeps a negative pressure from forming within the bottle as your baby feeds. This reduces the chances air ingestion which results in burping and spit-up. However, the major drawback of the valve is that it leaks.

You’re likely to notice a puddle of milk after leaving the bottle on the counter which can be a waste and makes a mess too. The nipple is very different from the one on the Tommee Tippee and isn’t as wide, but as long as your baby isn’t fussy, latching shouldn’t be a problem. While nipple confusion should be a consideration, you can still opt for this bottle if you’re sure that it won’t occur with your baby.
You can clean out these baby bottles easily without the need for a bottle brush. They’re dishwasher safe so you can simply pop them in after disassembling the parts.

Key Features

Bottle Capacity2-6 oz, 6 oz, and 9 oz
MaterialPlastic
Nipple TypeNarrow, Raised base, Silicone Type
Vented BottleYes
Dishwasher SafeYes
BPA freeYes
Pros
  • Angled shape of bottle helps you feed baby easily without getting sore arms
  • You can feed your baby in an upright position which is better for digestion
  • Airflow valve helps in reducing the negative pressure build-up in the bottle while baby drinks
  • All components are removable for easy cleaning, and it’s dishwasher safe
  • Medium and fast flow nipple available separately
Cons
  • Valve at the bottom of bottle causes leaking

6. Comotomo Natural Feel Baby Bottles Comotomo baby bottles

This bottle is fairly new in the market, but it’s increasingly gaining popularity for its unique design and success with fussy babies.

The wide base of the nipple and soft silicone makes it so similar to the real thing that babies can’t tell the difference. Moms can then enjoy the benefit of being able to switch between the bottle and breastfeeding their baby.

Many mothers complimented the wide base which allowed contact with their infants’ cheek, nose, and chin, and this is what makes feeding on the Comotomo so similar to breastfeeding. This bottle features a vent system as well, but it’s different from the one you’d find on a Dr. Brown’s or Tommee Tippee because the vents are placed at the wide base of the nipple. The bottle is squeezable which is a plus if your baby has a habit of adding pressure while the retraction of the wide base nipple is similar to that of a real breast.

Furthermore, the wider base means that you can clean it easily and they’ve added a tab to the nipple base which makes the bottle easier to open (for mom) and grip (for babies). You can get the right nipples according to your baby’s feeding habits or simply get a variable flow which automatically adapts to your baby after a couple of uses. There aren’t many drawbacks to this bottle except for the fact that they’re a little pricier and that they’re translucent which makes it hard to see how much milk is in it, especially at night.

Key Features

Bottle Capacity5 oz and 8 oz (approx)
MaterialSilicone
Nipple TypeWide base, Silicone Type
Vented BottleYes
Dishwasher SafeYes
BPA freeYes
Pros
  • Wide base nipple imitates natural feel of breastfeeding which means no nipple confusion
  • Vent system reduces air ingestion to avoid colic
  • Squeezable silicone bottle for pressure effect
  • Easy to clean design
  • Free from harmful materials like BPA, PVC, and phthalate
  • No Leakage or waste
  • Wide range of nipple flow
  • Easy latching mechanism to avoid bottle rejection
Cons
  • Higher in the price range
  • Translucent silicone makes it hard to see the number markings or how much milk is left in the bottle

7. Baby Bottles by Joovy BOOB Joovy BOOB Baby Bottles

Joovy BOOB’s bottles are widely used by mothers to feed their fussy infants, and the level of ingenuity in these bottles is amazing because they come in three materials: PP, PPSU, and glass. There are variations between the costs and features of each type but rest assured they all provide satisfactory performance.

The glass bottles are made with sturdy glass, and in case you’re worried about breaking, they also come with silicone sleeves that protect them from scratches, make it easier for baby to hold and absorb impact when they’re dropped. The PPSU variant is tinted grey and is made of plastic that isn’t badly affected by cracking, stains and odors. The PP version is similar to PPSU except it doesn’t hold off against discoloration and odors very well.

It does come in two colors aside from transparent. All variations have exceptional venting abilities because of the venting ring that you have to put on before screwing on the nipple. Rigorous testing that resulted in happy, fuss-free babies is what determined that these bottles can perform well.
The shape of the bottles is the same, and it’s this curvy shape that’s much appreciated because it felt good to hold. Unfortunately, this only applied to moms and it was a little difficult for their babies that can’t grip onto a wider bottle.

The nipples on this bottle are made of soft silicone which worked to prevent nipple confusion but not as well as other bottles with wider based nipples. These are easy to clean and sterilize so cleanup won’t be as time-consuming and you can just pop them in the dishwasher too. The only issue aside from the shape that moms experienced was that putting on the vent ring made the overall assembly process longer. It may not seem like a big deal, but it becomes difficult to get a bottle ready in the middle of the night when you’re stumbling in the dark, and many moms have to carry their crying baby in one hand too.

Key Features

MaterialPPSUPPGlass
Bottle Capacity5 oz and 9 oz5 oz and 9 oz5 oz and 8 oz
Nipple TypeNarrow, Silicone TypeNarrow, Silicone TypeNarrow, Silicone Type
Vented BottleYesYesYes
Dishwasher SafeYesYesYes
BPA Free YesYesYes
Pros
  • Great venting system reduces air ingestion to avoid problems with colic
  • Soft silicone nipple helps in avoiding nipple confusion
  • Easy to clean, sterilize and dishwasher safe
  • Free from harmful compounds such as Phthalates, BPA, lead, PVC, and BPS
  • Vents prevent buildup of negative pressure
Cons
  • Curvy bottle shape may be difficult for babies to hold because of wider center
  • Addition of venting ring makes assembly complicated and long which can be troublesome if you’re trying to save time

8. Philips AVENT Baby Bottles Philips AVENT Baby Bottles

AVENT by Philips continues to come up with innovative solutions to keep up with emerging trends and needs. These bottles are a good recommendation since they’re affordable and meet the basic needs of a good bottle without costing too much.

The AVENT bottles have two main designs, the anti-colic bottle and the natural bottle which is also available in glass. Both of these bottles have anti-colic valves that prevent air ingestion which can lead to burping and spit-up. The natural bottles are a plus since they have a wide base nipple which feels more natural to the baby. This promotes easy latch-on and reduces the chances of nipple confusion which is beneficial for moms that tend to switch between the bottle and breastfeeding. You can buy the Natural bottles of a glass material as well because they can be recycled and they can last much longer if you keep a sleeve on them.

The best part is that neither of the bottles has a separate venting system that makes assembly particularly difficult. All their bottles follow a 4-part assembly which makes them so convenient to use. All the types are free from harmful substances such as BPA, and you can clean them easily by putting them in the dishwasher. The shapes of the bottles are pretty standard, with the Natural ones curvy but that’s also what makes them ergonomically practical. Babies will find these easier to hold and so will you. They’re durable and last for a long time so you can simply upgrade your nipple whenever the old one is worn out or needs to be replaced with one that has more flow rate.

Key Features

AVENT TypeAnti-Colic NaturalNatural
MaterialPolypropylenePolypropylene Glass
Bottle Capacity4 oz, 9 oz, and 11 oz2 oz, 4 oz, 9 oz, 11 oz4 oz, 8 oz
Nipple TypeNarrow, Silicone Wide base, Silicone Wide base, Silicone
Vented BottleYesYesYes
Dishwasher SafeYesYesYes
BPA FreeYesYesYes
Pros
  • All types have Anti-colic Airflex valve in the nipple which helps in reducing air ingestion which leads to colic
  • Natural bottles have a wider nipple base which reduces nipple confusion and promotes easy latch-on
  • All baby bottles are ergonomically designed to be easy to clean; dishwasher and sterilizer safe
  • BPA free, safe for your baby
Cons
  • No silicone sleeve available with Natural glass baby bottles

9. Munchkin Latch baby BottlesMunchkin Latch baby Bottles

These baby bottles are an innovation in the infant category because of their design and all the factors which were taken into consideration when it was developed. The bottle is fairly simple, made of plastic and has an anti-colic valve present at the bottom of the bottle. This makes things less complicated since you don’t have to go through the chore of cleaning the valve like with Dr. Brown’s but that’s where the problem is.

The valve that’s at the bottom of the bottle makes it difficult to clean through thoroughly, and many moms expressed worry about the possibility of the valve not being properly cleaned while washing. There’s also the problem that these vents can cause leaking if they become perforated over time or just deteriorate due to heat. While the bottles are safe to heat, the vent is not which is why it’s advised that you don’t put them in a dishwasher or microwave.

The Latch comes with a special kind of brush that can be used with dish soap to clean it. Some moms had a problem with the nipple collapsing which was an uncalled for interruption of their baby’s feeding time and can be troublesome to pull back out.

However, the one thing that keeps the bottle on the list is its innovative nipple design which is what many women look for in desperation to get their infants to accept a bottle. The silicone nipple of the bottle stretches, moves and even have a pumping motion that indicates let-down to babies. Also, the bottle is made of safe plastic that does not contain BPA. All these features make for an amazing nipple that replicates breastfeeding from the convenience of a bottle. No chances of nipple confusion or bottle rejection made it an excellent choice that babies loved feeding on, but there are certain pros which weigh it down.

Key Features

Bottle Capacity4 oz and 8 oz (approx)
MaterialPlastic
Nipple TypeWide base, Silicone Type
Vented BottleYes
Dishwasher Safe No
BPA freeYes
Pros
  • Easy assembly because vent is fixed to the bottom of the bottle and not separate
  • Anti-colic vent helps reduce air ingestion which causes gassiness and burping
  • Wide base nipple for easy latch on and no nipple confusion
  • Soft silicone nipple stretches, moves and pumps to replicate breastfeeding
  • BPA free bottle
Cons
  • Vent becomes perforated over time which leads to leakage
  • Vent can’t be removed and may deteriorate if exposed to heat
  • Difficult to clean
  • Not dishwasher safe

10. Breeze Baby Bottles by Born FreeBorn Free BPA Free Bottles

Unlike Dr. Brown’s Original bottles or the AVENT Bottles, these are a fairly new design in the baby bottle market. The baby bottles by Born Free incorporate a venting system that’s called ActiveFlow which helps reduce air ingestion by keeping bubbles out.

The Breeze baby bottles by Born Free are a new variation that is kicking the old design out of business. They've certainly improved with these bottles because unlike the previous design; there aren't various parts to clean like the vents which came with the old bottles. Born Free has tried to fight it out with Philips’ AVENT Baby Bottles by implementing a three-component design. That's a whopping one piece less to assemble, and it may not sound like a whole lot, but in the stressful period of parenthood, it makes all the difference.

Testing showed that the Born Free nipples were better able to handle prolonged use and withstand rounds in the dishwasher. Like many other well-renowned brands in the baby care industry, Born Free has its nipples with varying flow rates that you can move on from as your child grows.

The wider opening of the bottle was appreciated by parents because it made them easier to fill but the nipples don't bear well if not closed properly because they will leak. The only complains that parents have had with this bottle is that the nipple tends to collapse which can be a frustrating situation for a baby and parent both.

Key Features

Material Plastic
Bottle Capacity2 oz, 5 oz, 9 oz
Nipple TypeWide base, Silicone type
Vented BottleYes
Dishwasher SafeYes
BPA FreeYes
Pros
  • Only two pieces for effortless assembly during any time of the day
  • Anti-colic bottle features ActiveFlow Vent to reduce air ingestion which leads to burping and fussiness
  • Only two pieces come in contact with the milk or formula; fewer pieces to clean and can be put in dishwasher
  • Free from harmful compounds like lead and BPA
Cons
  • If nipple isn’t screwed on properly, bottle will leak
  • Nipple tends to collapse inwards while baby feeds and it’s difficult to pull it back out simultaneously
A NOTE FROM THE EDITOR:

Editor picIt is my opinion based on our research and my personal experience that Philip’s AVENT Baby Bottles occupy a special place in this rating. Although they were up against tough competition such as Dr. Brown’s, Comotomo and Tommee Tippee, The AVENT bottles by Philip’s beat them by a mere inch because of experience and performance.

While Dr. Brown’s bottles have been on the market for decades, they seem to be lacking in the nipple department by featuring one with a wider base that helps babies latch on easily. Runner-up Comotomo featured a squishy bottle and wide base nipple but lost because of the silicone bottle which was effective but made it difficult to see the amount of milk in the bottle. Although no price is too great to take care of your little one, a cost-effective and affordable option is always appreciated by parents and AVENT fill the quota.

A Little Help… (Best Baby Bottles article FAQ)

Here are a few answers to some common questions about how you can take care of your baby’s bottles.

How To Sterilize Baby Bottles?

Cleaning your baby's bottles is a crucial part of keeping him or healthy but using soap and water shouldn't be the final stage of the process. After cleaning the bottles, it's necessary to sterilize them to get rid of any bacteria that might be cling on to them. If you don’t have a sterilizer, you can simply boil them in a pot of water. This essentially means to bring the water to a high enough temperature so that the bacteria are eliminated. If you're prone to forgetting the bottles in the pan, then chemical sterilizers are a suitable alternative. These are available in tablets, and you can simply soak the bottles in them for a minimum time of thirty minutes. Make sure to throw away the disinfecting solution away after 24 hours and don't wash off the solution from the bottles because it exposes them to germs.

How Many Baby Bottles Do I Need?

While it’s completely up to you how many baby bottles you want to keep at your home, the number can differ if you’re habitual of visiting close friends and relatives. If you regularly visit your parents' house, then it may be a good idea to leave one at their house in case you forget to bring one. Aside from how regularly you visit your relatives, it depends on how busy your schedule is. If you have the time to regularly wash and sterilize baby bottles, then three will be enough. On the other hand, if you prefer to wash them once every day, then you may want to stack up.

How Often To Sterilize Baby Bottles?

Essentially, baby bottles should be washed and then sterilized after every time you feed your baby. There’s no exception to this rule and any less than that would mean putting your baby at risk of infections.

How Long Should I Boil Baby Bottles?

Keep the baby bottles in a saucepan and place it on a stove. Make sure that the bottles and nipples are completely submerged in water and press them down to remove any air bubbles. Bring the water to a boil and rapidly boil the bottles for five minutes before lowering the heat and then turning it off.

How To Keep Baby Bottles Warm on the Go?

There are food warmers that you can buy, and there are tricks to keep a baby bottle warm using DIY hacks as well. The Munchkin Travel Bottle Warmer is a long thermos that electronically keeps bottles warm by heating them while you're in the car. There's also a Tommee Tippee Bottle & Food Warmer that can be used later on to keep baby food warm as well. This one isn't electronically powered, but it used hot water to keep the bottles warm. A hack that you can try at home is to keep little bottles within insulated travel mugs that used to keep your coffee warm on the go and now, they'll do the same for your baby's bottles.

About Tallulah Nunez

Tallulah is a chemical engineer by training and a product reviewer by calling. She has 3 years of experience in testing and reviewing various consumer products.

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