It's OK but plastic is very malleable, 11 Nov. 2010

I can't comment on how good the teat device is as my breastfed baby has refused to be bottle fed and refused this bottle as well (at 8 months). She is now drinking well from a free flow beaker.

However, I have used the bottle because it comes with a good screw on cap making it useful for transport of milk to and from childcare.

However, two drawbacks are:

The volume marks on the bottle (oz, millilitres) bear no resemblance to quantities measured in other bottles or beakers so I wouldn't trust them for measuring out water for formula.

The plastic is not sturdy compared to, for example, TT closer to nature bottles, and is not heat-proof. For example, we made formula in this bottle with very hot water, put it in the fridge to cool with the lid closed, and the bottle contracted to become totally misshapen. Then later I filled the bottle with boiling water and it molded back into its original shape. I would recommend keeping this in mind and not heat/steam sterilising...

This review is from: Breastflow 9 oz BPA-Free Bottle (1-Pack) (Baby Product)

Best Bottle, 22 Jun. 2012

My Son wouldn't take any other bottle due to me breast feeding him. I wanted a night out for a meal and tried this bottle. He took to it straightaway. They have to use the same action as on the boob to get the milk out. Would never have gone out for the 10 months i fed him if it wasn't for this bottle.

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brilliant idea but...., 30 May 2012

my daughter is bottle refuser and she has managed to drink from this a few time but have now ordered a different bottle as it gave her terrible wind as she couldn't get the latch right. plus they leak like a bugger! great idea but there are design flaws and it should probably be updated with a newer model.

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