Lansinoh Glass Baby Bottle
Lansinoh

Lansinoh Glass Baby Bottle

The BubsNest Verdict

The Lansinoh glass bottles seem to work well for some parents, with many praising the natural teat and anti-colic design. However, a significant number report issues like bottles chipping or cracking easily, and some babies struggled with the teat shape. While a good option for breastfed infants, the quality control seems inconsistent, so these may not be ideal for all families.

BubsNest expert analysis of 5 parenting forum discussions

£42.95

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What parents say

BubsNest expert analysis of 5 parenting forum discussions

“Glass bottles that some found ideal for breastfed babies, but quality concerns”

6.7

Decent

The Lansinoh glass bottles seem to work well for some parents, with many praising the natural teat and anti-colic design. However, a significant number report issues like bottles chipping or cracking easily, and some babies struggled with the teat shape. While a good option for breastfed infants, the quality control seems inconsistent, so these may not be ideal for all families.

What parents love

Natural teat designParents found the NaturalWave teat helped ease the transition from breastfeeding, with a shape and flow that mimicked nursing.
Anti-colic featuresThe built-in air vent was reported to reduce gas and fussiness for some babies prone to colic.
Glass constructionMany appreciated the glass material over plastic, feeling it was safer and easier to keep clean.

Worth knowing

Inconsistent qualitySeveral parents had bottles crack or chip within weeks, even when handled carefully, raising concerns about durability.
Teat fit issuesA number of babies struggled with the teat shape, either refusing the bottle or having trouble with the flow rate.
Retailer and warranty problemsSome customers reported difficulties getting replacements or refunds for faulty bottles from the seller.

Best for

  • Breastfed infants transitioning to bottle feeding
  • Parents seeking a glass bottle option

May not suit

  • Families needing extremely durable bottles
  • Babies with strong preferences on teat shape and flow

Tips from parents

Before You Buy

Check the seller's returns policy in case you need to exchange a bottle that doesn't work for your baby.

Getting the Most Out of It

Introduce the bottle gradually, starting with just a few ounces per feed, to help your breastfed baby adjust.

Safety Note

Take care when handling the glass bottles, as some parents reported unexpected cracking or chipping.

Product details

The Lansinoh Glass Baby Bottle with NaturalWave™ Slow Flow Teat is designed to support breastfeeding.
  • Glass bottle is heat and shock-resistant for durability
  • NaturalWave teat mimics natural breastfeeding motion to reduce nipple confusion
  • Anti-colic air vent system reduces air intake
  • BPA and BPS-free materials
  • Compatible with all Lansinoh breast pumps
  • Includes 4 x 160ml bottles

Specifications & features

Specifications

Material FreeBPA Free, BPS Free
Material TypeGlass
Material CompositionGlass
Manufacturer Reference77240(4)

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