Can you use the regular bottles with the calma nipples? Or do you have to use the calma bottle and nipple together?
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The Calma nipples are in 3 parts, the nipple, the holder and the cap that screws the whole thing together. The opening looks similar, but since I don't have any regular bottles I would purchase just one whole bottle at first and try it out.
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You will not b able to use with other bottles. I absolutely love the calma. Well worth the money.
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Hi Iyana, if your classic bottles are AVENT, then yes. Avent Natural nipples will fit. However, if you have classic nipples, it wont fit on a natural bottle.
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You can use any regular baby nipples and bottle rings for these. If you want to use the one time use nipples just search on amazon for similac nipples and you should be able to find lots. The one time use ones are great when traveling you can just toss them.
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YES! Just got them for the Avent Naturals bottles. I have both the glass bottles and the plastic bottles. They work on both. It's not as tight a fit as the regular nipple, but there are NO leaks.
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No the classic and natural bottles take different kinds of nipples, and have totally different kind of lids.
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You can definitely do just that - it's a standard bottle so it connected to my pump (Medela). You can store it in the same bottle and use a standard neck and nipple to feed.
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No it will only fit classic. Natural is a different shape. Classic is used with a ring between the nipple and bottle on the inside in addition to the outer ring that fits the nipple onto the bottle. Sorry. You have to buy natural nipples for the natural bottles and classic for the classic.
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Hello. We do apologies, we were unable to go to the link provided. Can what Bottle be used for what Nipple? Thank you.
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Both. You can use a small bottle top if you have one or you warm them up and put them into a separate container. Our daughter loved when we would just pop a nipple on top because the bottle was small and easily held.
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Your child regulates how fast or slow they get the milk from these bottle/nipples. I would not recommend starting out with the slow flow just because the child would more than likely get frustrated.
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Yes you can pump directly into the bottle. The bottle is the same as all the other ones, the nipple is the only thing that's different.
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You don't necessarily need bottles...you can always purchase the Medela brand nipples (with the plastic holder) for feeding unless you prefer to use special bottles
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Luciana, this is the MEDIUM Flow Nipples. Compared to the standard one, I believe the medium provides a suckling motion accordingly. I would use it as the baby grows.
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I have the glass bottles and a plastic sippy cup and they both use the same type of nipple. I wondered this same question and thought perhaps it had something to do with the bottle being plastic or glass. Otherwise I wanted glass anyways so I guess it didn't matter enough for me to put out a question about it. Call the company.
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I used all off my meldela nipples with these bottles. They are interchangeable.
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Both the 4 oz and 8 oz evenflo glass bottles come with evenflo's slow flow nipples. Before my baby arrived, I bought the medium and fast flow nipples worried that I'd need them right away, but she's now 7 months and still using the slow flow. I'm not sure we'll ever switch. She can still power down 8 oz in 5 minutes with the slow-flow. Not sure if this is common for breastfed babies who also bottle-feed. We used the slow flow for formula as well as breast milk. The opening of the bottle seems to be the same as that of the medela bottles as it fits onto the Medela pump in style advanced that I have (but the glass bottles are so heavy that I prefer pumping into the plastic medela ones). Early on my baby showed a preference for the evenflo nipple over the medela, so we tossed the medela. Not sure what size it was or if all medela nipples are the same size but with different flow rates. One thing to keep in mind with using the evenflo nipples/bottles is that they work great as long as you don't have them screwed on too tight (the nipple will collapse and baby will suck and suck but get no milk) or too loose (leaks). It's their special air-vent system that requires some air to flow under the nipple base. If baby sucks and little bubbles flow into the milk shortly after that, then it's probably on just right.
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Yes, I had nipples from other companies ( e.g. Born) that could easily attach to this bottle's top. You might have to replace the top part after while if your baby will be tossing the bottle out of crib as our child did.