I just tried the 8 oz bottle for the fist time. The nipple collapsed when my baby was drinking from it. Does anyone know why this happens?
1558015
That means baby is ready for a faster flow nipple. This problem happens when your baby sucks hard to try and get the liquid out, and the nipple opening isn't large enough to allow for proper airflow resulting in the nipple and bottle collapse; your baby is essentially creating a vacuum. Untwisting the top will fix the problem only temporarily.
1558016
You have the nipple ring on too tight. Our Comotomo bottles do that occasionally and all I need to do is loosen it up a tad:)
1558017
When baby has a good suck and doesn't pause to allow air in it will collapse. Pull it out and it'll inflate again.
50483
Sounds like it is broken. Send it back. You should at least see steam. It got the bottles to hot for me and I don't have time for that with a crying baby. Send it back.
1872787
Mine had two bottles, two nipples, and two caps, but I never used them. The measurements on the side of the bottle were wrong and the nipples had a strange stickiness to them. Plus, They look very cheap, so I simply poured the milk into a different container.
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Baby A is breastfed and still is now she's 10 mos. She used to take bottle and now preferred the hoot. I tried using this bottle, she doesn't really care much about it. But, I have a friend whose baby is breastfed and tool some from this bottle. It really depends on the baby and the shape of your nipple. This one has a pretty big nipple in my opinion. I had better luck with the medela nipple, which is smaller, more to my size.
199994
We just started carrying the Life-Flo Pure Magnesium Oil on our product line. This is the first time we have heard of the bottle breaking after a couple uses. We will definitely look into this and we really appreciate your feedback.
1052737
I was able to squeeze the Momma nipple in my Nuk orthodontic bottle ring, but it wasn't a "proper" fit so I would say don't do it. It fits in my Avent Classic and my Dr. Brown wide neck bottles... but Dr Brown's say you aren't really supposed to swap out parts because of their special vent system. So I am thinking it was probably not a good idea.
2258496
I haven't had any problems with it. Maybe you have a bad bottle or maybe it's not settled in correctly. If you have not already, try changing it. Hope this help.
381745
These were the worst nipples for that problem for us as well... I finally just switched to dr brown's nipples with the venting system (you can use on almost any regular sized bottle opening... For example we use evenflo glass bottles)...
972818
Did you drop it or anything of the sort? It is a wide mouth open bottle top so there should be no issues drinking out of the top.
610584
I only bought one because unfortunately my baby wouldn't drink this formula. I ended up donating it to his daycare. Sorry. Wish I could help.
955192
OMG RUN from this bottle. it has a screw on top. which means 1/2 the water is spilled as you're putting it on, and my bottles of course were completely new, and the first refill, I pulled the bottle ( on the bottom rack of a 5 gal. bottle and the bottom shattered. Yes this POS PLASTIC bottle was pulled from the bottom rack and sat approx. 6" from where it was, it shattered. I've always dealt with Mountain Valley Green 5 gal bottles (I live in HS and Mt Valley springs are about 1/2 mile, but just wanted to try as it might be easier to deal with plastic instead. I've come to find that what this company "ssays" they're made of might be suspect via FDA.gov website. Just I hope you haven't bought or injested something that is a level 3 investigation by the FDA. Contact them yourself. Good Luck and I hope everything works out
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Make sure that the nipple is sitting correctly in the ring cap. We have seen situatio s where we pull the nipple to much into the ring cap and it leaves a gap for the liquid to leak.
540386
No - depends on the reason why I'm giving it to my 3 month old baby. Sometimes all I need is to drizzle it on his pacifier nipple and it will help alleviate any issues. Feel free to start with a smaller dosage and see how your baby works with that! I absolutely love this product and wish they had it as a part of the subscribe & save program because we keep a bottle of it at the daycare and one at home!
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I have used both the Tommee Tippee bottle and the Momma and like the momma better. My son was also super gassy and the Tippee bottles let out a lot of milk even with the stage one nipple. I also didnt like that he was able to suck the nipple in. With the momma bottle no matter how hard he sucks the nipple stays intact. He loves the momma as well and latches on immediately.
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I love this bottle and spout and have used it since my daughter started drinking water. She's now 3. The original clear spouts ended up needing to be replaced so this new generation blue spout is much better. It mimics more of a nipple as opposed to being a hard spout so assume it's easier for them to manage. My daughter has never had an issue. Also it's probably the safest bottle/nipple on the market. Worth a try for sure! I'd order a few extra as backup if you can. Hope this helps.
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Is it possible that you have the old Medela bottles that don't take the wide-base nipples? I'm not sure if they sell the old ones anymore. The only other thing I can think of is that you don't have the wide-base collars that the nipple goes in to.
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I put Dr Brown preemie nipples on mine and they were still aweful. It makes it very difficult to get formula with out air in it as the formula doesn't fill the nipple until the child actually sucks. Thus they suck in air and then formula. This is with every swallow. Mine were super fussy and gassy afterwards.