How is the stage 2 nipple? Is it a pretty fast flow or is it still conservative (to mimic the breast)?
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Conservative! They still have to work at it to get the milk to come out. It mimics the breast still, but nothing like when we let down, it will allow the child to get more milk at their pace. I stayed with the advised 3+ months before introducing it since they seem to be better "suckers" and can handle a faster flow. If the child can't work the stage 1 nipple then they may still have problems with the stage 2.
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It's very conservative to mimic your breast flow. It's just for baby when the pull becomes stronger say about 3/4 months.
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Hi, my daughter was nearly 10 months old when I bought the adiri first. I had read that flow was fast so I went went a stage 2 instead. My daughter is 18 months now and using a stage 3 for 3 months. But for a 7 month old I'd recommend the stage 2
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We have used a couple of different nipples and most of brands seem to fit , Dr. Browns slow flow and we like that the best. Its much better than the nipples that comes with the bottles.
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Both sizes come with medium flow nipples which are fine to use with newborns. This is my third baby and I will tell you that these are by far the best bottles I've ever used. Good luck Mama!
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Not sure what the package had said but they are definitely not slow. I'd say medium but if you want it to go faster, I unscrew the lid a millimeter, like a crack and it flows faster so you can slow it down if you want to put it on tighter. It's just my kiddo like to gulp it down!~ I LOVE these bottles and the nipples don't crack like rubber ones. I went back for a second pack so I had extras.
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If I remember correctly they are stage1. I loved these bottles, they can be a bit tricky to use at first but the babies love them. They are great for nursing mothers and babies, very like mom.Okay I just re-read the description on amazon and it says two of stage 1 & two of stage 2 nipples included.
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I am not sure, but I think that is correct at least when I purchased them which has been about 3 years ago. I still continued to use the slow flow nipples and have never really noticed much difference though but I generally nurse my son and they feed him bottles at daycare.
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If you look closely at the tip of nipple, you will see the holes. One hole is low flow, two holes is medium. My 6mont old boy sucks strongly, he wants the medium flow. If suction (vacuum) is strong, the bottle or nipple will collapse with one hole design. When I switched to two holes, my boy is a happy sucker
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I purchased medium flow and fast flow nipples from Target and used those instead. ..they let the formula flow easier. The babies did not have to suckle so hard with the nipple change.
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I believe the stage two are a slightly different color, more blue than clear, also on the underside of the nipple on the rim it says which stage it is.
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We still use the Level 1/5 oz bottles for our 9.5 month old. I also nurse her when I am home and it is a common recommendation to use the newborn or lowest flow nipples if you will be breast feeding as well
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I may be wrong but I believe this particular nipple only has 1 hole. The size is what makes the flow vary... I'm assuming you'd be looking for Slow Flow, since many other brands do actually increase the number of holes - as opposed to the size - & Slow Flow would have the least amount of holes. Hope this makes sense & helps you with your purchase!
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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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There is a fast flow nipple, it can be ordered from here and major retailers. I've only seen the nipples in store at Babies R' Us though.
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The flow seems to be just right . Our grandaughter loves it. The nipples don't last long but it is reasonable
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It comes with 2 slow flow nipples and 2 newborn nipples. I hope this answers you question :)
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In my opinion it is a fast flow. I use them for on the go ready to feed bottles.