Lansinoh Anti-Colic Glass Baby Bottles for Breastfeeding Babies, 8 Ounces, 4 Count Bottles for Feeding, Baby Essentials, Includes 4 Medium Flow Nipples, Size M

Great quality glass baby bottles. Easy to clean. Great nipple shape for breast fed babies. Flow is a little fast for my baby but the bottles are comparable with the evenflo wide balance nipples.

Love these bottles! My breastfed baby’s favorite bottles! I love that they come in glass. We have both plastic and glass. Both are great. I haven’t had any issues with glass breaking and we’ve dropped them plenty of times.

Really great bottles! I love that they’re glass, they are easier to clean than plastic for sure. The glass is think & as much as my son would drop them, they wouldn’t break. (We don’t have concrete floors so that may play a part in that) My son took really well to the nipple & the size of the bottles are great! They are worth the money & I would definitely recommend

Great glass bottles. Bought these while nursing/pumping and had no issues with switching from nursing and bottle feed. Nipple is supposed to simulate the breast. with previous baby I used the phillips avent glass bottles but the nipple wasn’t giving the natural latch, so my baby stopped nursing. I would highly recommend these bottles. You can buy a silicone sleeve also if you’re worried about the glass.

I don’t just dislike these bottles. I am angry about it.Part of my anger is the fact that there aren’t better options. These guys have the only nipple-shaped nipples I have found. (And I looked *hard!*) They’re still not ideal from all of the breastfeeding books I have read (again, I looked hard!!!) but the best I could find. And I’m not going to heat anything for my baby in plastic, so this is it.Here’s the problem. Not only do they break (of course they break, they’re glass). They break into more pieces than I have ever seen glass break into. I knocked a bottle off the countertop last week, spent literal hours on my hands and knees trying to get everything up, and I still find shards multiple times a day.Why is this a problem? Because mamas are tired so we break things. And babies are unpredictable so they break things. And you know what else babies do? Crawl on the floor, learn to walk on the floor, and eat anything they can find. So I literally get to watch my baby pick tiny pieces of glass out of our rug all day and run to her before she can get it into her mouth.Do better Lansinoh. I paid $10 each for these things, and a jar of pickles has higher quality glass. They should be tempered glass. They should have integrated silicone pieces to hold the glass together if it breaks. You should have silicone sleeves. I’ve used glass water bottles for years since learning about BPA’s. I’ve broken a few and yet they still hold together just fine.We’re talking about babies here. BABIES. Eating shards of glass. I get that you wanted them to be lightweight so you made them oh so very thin, but just freaking make them smaller instead!Tempered glass people. Silicone sleeves. Plastic around the outside to keep it together. If you don’t do it I am going to freaking start my own bottle company because this is terrible.

So happy we were finally able to find the Lansinoh glass bottles! We love everything about the Lansinoh brand. Our daughter takes to their bottles SO much more easily than other brands, and I love that they are easy to clean.

Love these bottles! I use super slow GentleFlow+ nipples from Lactation Hub. They encourage a latch just like the Lansinoh nipples but with slower flow like breastfeeding. If you over tighten the collar they will leak, but this only happened to me once as I got a feel for the correct tightening after that instance and didn’t have a problem again. As for sleeves, I ordered the Briefton silicone bottle sleeve (left) but have preferred a slim can koozie that I had around the house (right). The Briefton sleeves are a loose fit and we fold down the top to feed. The koozie is a snug fit and the works really well, but the silicone might be better if you have concerns about a baby throwing around the bottle since the edges are exposed with the koozie. We have had these since December of 2024 and have not had any breakage.

These are the best bottles. We tried many for our girl who was born woth laryngomalacia and severe reflux and this was the best option by far. Especially with the slow nipples, she choked less, and had a better time with feedings with these bottles. The glass made me feel so much better about sterilization than the plastic (although we have those too).