Adiri BPA Free Natural Nurser Ultimate Bottle Stage 1 White, Slow Flow (0-3 months)
Features:
- Safe: BPA and phthalate-free
- Soft: Breast like in feel, breast-shaped in design
- Simple: Easy to use Fill Twist and FeedTM system
- Reduces Colic
- MDEA 2008 Award Wiiner
Description:
The Adiri Natural Nurser Ultimate Bottle is 100% polycarbonate-free and bisphenol-A free. It offers high quality materials, a graceful design, and the new Fill, Twist and Feed? system, engineered so that a parent or caregiver can quickly prepare a bottle, even with a hungry infant under one arm. A sleek cover protects the bottle from getting dirty and keeps the nipple from leaking during transport. The Adiri Natural Nurser comes in three stages for three different flow rates. Each stage holds 8 oz. of fluid and is dishwasher safe! 1 Bottle Per Pack. Stage 1 - Ages 0-3 mos., Stage 2 - Ages 3-6 mos., and Stage 3 - Ages 6 mos. and up.Available at Amazon.com:
Adiri BPA Free Natural Nurser Ultimate Bottle Stage 1 White, Slow Flow (0-3 months)Reviews:
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It's hard for me to say...this was the only bottle some of our nursing only kids would take for a date night, but they were kinda pricey for their lasting value. We did wash them in the dishwasher and I think this contributed to their eventually leaking [out the bottom].
I'm torn between buying more. They 0-3 isn't really usable once the child ages because it's too hard to suck. And at the same token the late stage bottle flows too freely for a smaller child. So, you end up buying several of several sizes. Expensive, but it is very much like a breast.
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My daughter was born prematurely at 33 weeks. She could not latch on. We were at the hospital in the NICU unit and she was still being tube fed after two weeks because I was still trying to breastfeed with her. Finally the Dr. said we could go home if she learned to take a bottle (of breastmilk). She did immediately and we were off. At home, I tried for FOUR months to get her to latch on. I tried when she was hungry (disaster), I tried when she was not hungry...nothing. This was back in 2007 and the BPA issue was starting to get press and when I heard about it I immediately researched BPA-free bottles. I found the Adiri and ordered all three stages. No need! After a few weeks of the Adiri stage one, I put her to the breast and she latched on! Could have been coincidence, but I don't care, I never needed a bottle nor breastpump after that day.
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It's a fine bottle. My son had some success with it, after failing miserably with the Breastflow system. It DOES have a bit of a learning curve like the Breastflow. For instance, one day I left my son with hubby to do some quick grocery shopping, but had to come home to show him that he had to put the bottle *upside down and into the cap in order to fill the bottle!! But it's worth a try if you don't mind spending the extra money. We ended up being given the Nuk from my mom and had IMMEDIATE success with it, JUST in then nick of time for our weaning him from the breast.
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I bought this bottle b/c my baby is strictly breastfed and I wanted to minimize nipple confusion. It's very cool looking modern age bottle, it's simple to use. I've read the reviews about leaking but it only leaked on me once the first time I used it then I figured out the correct way to put the lid on. You have to make sure the upper lid is on tight (push it past the hash marks on the bottle) or else it will leak. The bottle has to be turned upside down to fill it so ensuring the lid is on this way will prevent leaks. I really love it. The flow is pretty fast. I doubt I will use another baby bottle, unless I need to upgrade to the faster flow Adiri bottle. If you have a breastfed baby, buy this bottle! It's worth the money!
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I bought this thinking it would be a good transition from breast to bottle. The bottle looks cool and feels good and one would think it would make the baby feel right at home like it was nursing. However, it leaks, you can't heat it up in the bottle warmer, you have to boil to sterilize rather than using the bottle sterilizer, you have to invert the bottle to fill it and it leaks out the nipple and have I mentioned it leaks?
It was 6.99 plus shipping, we have used it twice, thinking we used it wrong the first time. It sits in the cabinet now gathering dust. The best bottles I swear by are the Gerber Nuk and Breastflow. Breastflow is the best transition from bottle to breast in my opinion, the nipple is very soft and warming. The Gerber Nuks my girl takes in ZERO air when she uses those. I still breastfeed and she transitions nicely between those two and me.
In short - save your money and buy something else unless you don't mind dealing with a leaky mess. If you want a cool looking bottle that isn't practical then buy this one. Sorry...I really tried to be objective.
