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Our breast-like nipples are shaped to encourage a natural latch and made using soft, silicone to mimic the flex and stretch of a breast.
They’re expertly designed to help prevent nipple confusion and make switching between breast, bottle and back again, easy.
Our breast-like nipples are shaped to encourage a natural latch and made using soft, silicone to mimic the flex and stretch of a breast.
They’re expertly designed to help prevent nipple confusion and make switching between breast, bottle and back again, easy.
Midwife Marley, UK
Natural Start
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These nipples have a built-in anti-colic valve to keep air away from baby‘s stomach as they feed.
Advanced Anti-Colic
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These nipples are specially designed to work with the vented wand in the bottle system to reduce colic symptoms.
Natural Start
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These nipples have a built-in anti-colic valve to keep air away from baby‘s stomach as they feed.
Advanced Anti-Colic
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These nipples are specially designed to work with the vented wand in the bottle system to reduce colic symptoms.
Remy, UK
Using the right flow rate is just as important as nipple shape when it comes to bottle acceptance.
Our baby bottle nipples come in different flow rates to keep up with your growing baby (and their growing appetite).
For newborns, an extra slow or slow flow nipple can help them adapt to latching and the sucking action needed for bottle feeding.
Each nipple is marked with its flow rate.
0 = Extra Slow: Specially made for baby's first feeds and a gentle pace from birth.
1 = Slow: For newborns and babies below three months.
2 = Medium: For babies aged three months and up.
3 = Fast: For babies aged six months and up.
Y = Thick: For use from birth. The Y cut in the tip means they can control the flow and can feed at a pace that’s most comfortable for them.
Using the right flow rate is just as important as nipple shape when it comes to bottle acceptance.
Our baby bottle nipples come in different flow rates to keep up with your growing baby (and their growing appetite).
For newborns, an extra slow or slow flow nipple can help them adapt to latching and the sucking action needed for bottle feeding.
Each nipple is marked with its flow rate.
0 = Extra Slow: Specially made for baby's first feeds and a gentle pace from birth.
1 = Slow: For newborns and babies below three months.
2 = Medium: For babies aged three months and up.
3 = Fast: For babies aged six months and up.
Y = Thick: For use from birth. The Y cut in the tip means they can control the flow and can feed at a pace that’s most comfortable for them.
Midwife Marley, UK
Babies use different suckling techniques to breast and bottle feed, and milk usually flows faster through a nipple than it does from your breast.
Most babies start with an extra slow or slow flow nipple to adapt to bottle feeding, but if you've got a strong breast milk flow, your baby may feed more comfortably with a faster flowing nipple.
Babies use different suckling techniques to breast and bottle feed, and milk usually flows faster through a nipple than it does from your breast.
Most babies start with an extra slow or slow flow nipple to adapt to bottle feeding, but if you've got a strong breast milk flow, your baby may feed more comfortably with a faster flowing nipple.
You might want to consider a nipple with a slower flow rate if your baby...
- gulps, coughs, or gags when feeding
- has excess milk dripping out of their mouth
- or refuses to feed
And a faster flow rate may help if they...
- take longer than 20 minutes to finish a feed
- tug at the nipple
- or fall asleep while feeding
You might want to consider a nipple with a slower flow rate if your baby...
- gulps, coughs, or gags when feeding
- has excess milk dripping out of their mouth
- or refuses to feed
And a faster flow rate may help if they...
- take longer than 20 minutes to finish a feed
- tug at the nipple
- or fall asleep while feeding
Midwife Marley, UK
Nipples need to be changed regularly.
We recommend replacing your bottle nipples every two months or at the first sign of any damage or weakness.
Nipples need to be changed regularly.
We recommend replacing your bottle nipples every two months or at the first sign of any damage or weakness.



















