Lansinoh mOmma Nipples, Slow-Flow, 2 Count

Good for flow control

Its definitely not a slow flow niples and super costly.

My baby loves this.

The Lansinoh NaturalWave (Slow Flow, Size S, 0+ Months) nipple is soft and flexible, making it comfortable for babies and easy to use. It’s compatible with other bottle types like Philips Avent if you buy a new ring, and with our current setup (Maymom rings, Lansinoh nipples, Avent bottles), we’ve had zero leaking issues. However, the flow felt faster than expected—I compared it to a Philips Avent Size 2 and found it to be quicker, both by testing orally and using the drip method. While it’s well-made and versatile, it may not be ideal for babies who need a truly slow flow.

Quality is fine. These do NOT work with Dr. Brown's wide bottles. The internet and even reviews here say it does, but it doesn't. Something with the design of either the bottles or this nipple must have changed. Don't waste the money like I did. You can almost make it work, but it's super sketchy and leaky. It doesn't take much for the whole nipple to just pop out entirely when you think you've got it situated. That would be a mess.

My daughter was exclusively breastfed for 3 months while I was on maternity leave, but when I had to go back to work, she had to take bottles at daycare. Although we had not had trouble with bottles and pacifiers early on, it had been a while since I'd had to use a bottle. The week before I went back to work, she absolutely refused to take a bottle. We panicked, and tried probably a dozen different bottles and nipples during that week, desperate to find something she would take. They say that they'll eat when they get hungry enough...well, the first few days, my daughter just didn't eat anything at daycare. She was starving when I got home and would nurse multiple times during the night, despite previously sleeping through the night. And then our daycare gave us a Lansinoh Momma bottle, which they had been given as "freebies." The nipple on these bottles is unlike any I've seen, and it WORKS! It's very soft and wide, which I think mimics the breast well. We tried all of the suggested bottles for breastfed babies - Dr. Browns, Tommee Tippee, Avent Natural, etc. None of those nipples looked or felt anything like this one. I don't care for the Momma bottles - they're a spherical shape that is difficult to hold and to clean - but the nipples are fantastic. As a previous commenter noted, these nipples fit on the Avent Classic bottles, which are more traditional shape. I've been using the Momma nipples/Avent Classic bottles for 4 months now, and we've never had any issues switching between bottle feeding (at daycare) and nursing (at home). I'm not sure why I never came across these as a recommendation in all of my desperate searching, but if you're in a similar situation, don't waste your money - start with these.

Para bebés recién nacidos hasta 2 meses considero que está increíble