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The BIBS baby bottle is carefully designed for babies and parents in mind made of borosilicate glass which is temperature- and thermal shock-resistant. No nasty microplastics emitted into the milk. Anti-colic, round nipple in natural rubber latex. All parts are made of 100% safe food-grade material.
Kollektive is the official distributor for BIBS offering the full BIBS range with fast and affordable shipping from Melbourne warehouse. Our 225ml bottle won the ProductReview.com.au award based on Australian reviews. Aussie parents LOVE the BIBS Glass Bottle read real reviews here.
BIBS wins the world's most prestigious product design award, the Red Dot for innovative glass bottle range
Choosing the best baby bottle for baby
Choosing the best possible baby bottle for bub can be overwhelming. The Award winning BIBS Baby Bottle is one of the best on the market getting the tick of approval by Australian parents.
- Made of borosilicate glass which is extremely durable and heat resistant
- Does not emit microplastics into the milk
- Round nipple in natural rubber latex (slow flow)
- The round nipple matches the nipple from our popular BIBS Colour pacifier
- Designed with an anti-colic function
- All parts are made of 100% safe food-grade material
What to look for in choosing the best baby bottle
You can feed your baby breastmilk or infant formula from a baby bottle. No matter the content or the reason for choosing bottle feeding there are some aspects you need to consider when choosing the right bottle for your baby. We have listed the features we recommend you look for when choosing a baby bottle:
1. Choose a baby bottle with an anti-colic function
Babu bottles with an anti-colic function feature a valve or other ventilation system that ensures a smooth milk flow and reduces air swallowed while feeding.
Colic is when a baby cries a lot, with no obvious cause. All newborns cry sometimes, but if your baby cries for more than 3 hours a day, 3 days a week for at least 1 week, then they may have colic. It is very common and affects about 1 in 5 babies. Doctors do not know what causes colic. Some suggest it is due to digestion problems or a sensitivity to something in the baby's formula or the breastmilk. A tip for trying to reduce colic is to help your baby swallow less air while feeding. When bottle-feeding it could be choosing a bottle with an anti-colic function.
2. Choose a baby bottle with a round nipple
If you want to combine breastfeeding and bottle-feeding a round bottle nipple is preferred. Go for a round nipple that is designed to mimic the mother’s soft nipple in shape and size. This is to prevent “nipple”-confusion if you are both breastfeeding and supplementing with a baby bottle.
3. Choose a bottle that offers nipples with different flow rates
The flow rate refers to the size of the hole(s) in the nipple, affecting how quickly milk flows into your baby’s mouth. For newborn babies, a slow flow rate is recommended for slowing down bottle-feeding to better mimic breastfeeding, to better control milk intake, and secure babies do not overeat. Normally, will the flow rate change over time as the baby grows, and the older the baby gets he or she will prefer a faster flow rate.
4. Choose a bottle in glass
A study published in Nature Food* found that plastic baby bottles can expose infants to thousands (even millions) of particles of microplastics per day. In contrast, glass resists chemicals and acid degradation, so you don’t need to worry about harmful chemicals or microplastics leaking into the milk.
Go for a baby bottle made in borosilicate glass. This type of glass is temperature- and thermal shock-resistant, durable, shatter-resistant, and much more. Baby Bottles in borosilicate glass withstand freezing, thawing in boiling water, microwave heating, and dishwasher cleaning.
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