Glass Feeding Bottles
Lansinoh

Glass Feeding Bottles

The BubsNest Verdict

The NaturalWave teat genuinely mimics breastfeeding better than most bottles, making transitions easier, though the teat assembly takes some practice and can be fiddly at 3am. Perfect for breastfeeding parents who need occasional bottles and want to minimize nipple confusion, but skip if you're exclusively bottle-feeding and want something quicker to assemble.

⚠️The teat insertion requires a specific technique that's not intuitive at first—watch the online tutorial before your first use or you'll think you've received a defective product.

BubsNest expert analysis of 4 parenting forum discussions

£39.96

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£39.96

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What parents say

BubsNest expert analysis of 4 parenting forum discussions

“Glass bottles with innovative NaturalWave teat, but some quality concerns”

5.4

Mixed

These glass bottles with the NaturalWave teat get a mixed response from parents. Many praise the teat design for mimicking breastfeeding and the bottles' durability, but an equal number report issues like leaks, chipped glass, and flow rate inconsistencies between teats. Younger babies tend to take to the bottles well, but some older infants struggle with the teat flow. Overall, these seem like a solid option, but parents should be prepared for potential quality control problems.

What parents love

Breastfeeding-like teatParents say the NaturalWave teat closely replicates the breastfeeding experience, helping with the transition from breast to bottle.
Durable glass constructionMany report the glass bottles are surprisingly strong and have withstood drops and knocks without cracking or chipping.
Easy to cleanThe simple, practical design with few parts makes these bottles straightforward to sterilise and wash.

Worth knowing

Inconsistent teat flowSome parents note significant variation in milk flow between different NaturalWave teats, with some being too fast or too slow for their baby.
Quality control issuesA number of reviewers had bottles crack or chip within weeks of use, even when carefully handled.
Older babies may struggleWhile younger infants tend to take well to these bottles, a few parents report their older babies gagged on the teat.

Best for

  • Newborns and younger infants transitioning from breastfeeding
  • Parents seeking durable, easy-to-clean glass bottles

May not suit

  • Older babies who may need a faster teat flow
  • Parents concerned about potential quality control problems

Tips from parents

Before You Buy

Consider trying a single bottle first to ensure the teat flow suits your baby, as some report inconsistencies between teats.

Getting the Most Out of It

Inspect bottles carefully upon arrival and return any with visible defects to avoid potential leaks or breakage.

Safety Note

Do not heat these bottles directly on the stove or in the oven, as the glass could crack or shatter.

Product details

Lansinoh Glass Feeding Bottles with NaturalWave® Teat These 160ml glass bottles are designed for breastfed babies. The NaturalWave® teat mimics the natural breastfeeding motion to help ease the transition between breast and bottle. The glass construction is easy to clean and sterilize, making it a safe and eco-friendly choice.
  • 160ml glass bottle size
  • Slow flow NaturalWave® teat
  • Helps maintain breastfeeding rhythm
  • Durable glass construction
  • Easy to clean and sterilize

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Anti-Colic Vent helps reduce wind-related discomfort
  • Free from BPA & BPS
  • Crafted from heat and thermal shock-resistant glass
  • Compatible with Lansinoh Breast Pumps
  • Suitable for all baby feeding needs

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