Why Dr. Brown's Bottles ?

Help Preserve Nutrient Levels

The ability to help preserve nutrients in bottle feeding appears to be influenced by bottle design. Once vitamin C, which is known to be susceptible to oxidation, degrades to a certain point, vitamins A and E begin to decline as well. The bottles used in the study were different from each other in the way that air is replaced in the bottle as milk is removed. Only one bottle, Dr. Brown's, had a vent system that allows air moving into the bottle to bypass movement through the milk, with no bubbles forming as milk is removed. The competitor bottles, observed to have more bubbles forming in the milk, had lower levels of all three nutrients.

A university study revealed that after a 20-minute bottle feeding, three important nutrients for infants vitamins A, C and E + Lipids all declined during the course of feedings. The results suggest that the amount of air within a baby bottle and the bottle's design can have an impact on vitamin levels.

Wide Neck Bottles

Dr. Brown's Natural Flow Wide-Neck bottles feature an ergonomic design that's easy to fill and hold. The silicone nipple has a broader base which some breastfeeding moms prefer  

Reduces Colic, Spit-up, Burping & Gas

The patented vent system eliminates air and vacuum to allow baby to feed comfortably and reduce many common feeding problems.

Helps Preserve Vitamins C, A & E + Lipids

The vent system is proven to reduce air bubble oxidation of the milk to help preserve vitamins and lipids, key nutrients to baby's health.

Vacuum-Free Feeding Like Breastfeeding

The fully-vented bottle design provides vacuum-free feeding, closest to breastfeeding, which can also help reduce build up of fluid in baby's ear.

How It Works?!

• Eliminates the negative pressure and excess air ingestion
• Air enters the bottle collar and routes directly through the internal vent system.
• The air channels through the vent tube, by passing the milk, to the end of the bottle.
• The vent prevents aeration of the milk, vacuum pressure, and nipple collapse.
• Baby feeds comfortably while the milk flows, freely, like breastfeeding.