Comotomo Natural Feel Baby Bottle 250ml - Pink

Overview

The Comotomo Natural Feel 250 ml bottle is made entirely of soft silicone, with a wide, breast-shaped nipple. It is popular with breastfeeding parents whose babies refuse bottles, because its feel and shape are closer to nursing than most plastic bottles.

Key features (per the Amazon.sa listing and Comotomo)

• Soft, squeezable medical-grade silicone body that is easy for a baby to grip.
• Wide, naturally shaped nipple with two built-in anti-colic vents and no extra parts.
• Extra-wide neck that makes filling and hand washing easy, even without a brush.
• Included nipple is medium flow (2 holes), listed for 3 to 6 months.
• Safe in the dishwasher (top rack), boiling water, sterilizers and the microwave, per the maker.

What reviewers found

• BabyGearLab tested it, scored it 84/100 and named it the best silicone bottle, praising the nipple, leak resistance and easy cleaning, but noting it tips over easily and warms slowly.
• Wirecutter lists it as worth considering for a wide-neck silicone bottle, but notes the egg-shaped base is tippy and the price is about double its main picks.
• The Bump found it easy to wash and good for switching between breast and bottle, but the measurement markings are hard to read and the nipple can turn cloudy over time.
• On Amazon.sa, several mothers wrote that it was the only bottle their baby accepted after trying others.

Who it suits

• Breastfeeding parents who want a bottle that helps baby move between breast and bottle.
• Anyone who prefers silicone over plastic and wants a bottle with few, easy-to-wash parts.

Limits before you buy

• The narrow base and soft body mean it can tip over easily when open.
• Measurement markings are hard to read on the frosted silicone.
• The collar seals tightly and can be hard to open.
• It costs more per bottle than most bottles.
• This listing is sold by ECO-SHOP KSA and fulfilled by Amazon, not sold by Amazon.sa directly.
• As baby grows you may need a different flow nipple, sold separately.

Care

• Separate the nipple from the collar and wash all parts after every feed, making sure the two vents are clear.
• If a soap or milk smell lingers, Comotomo suggests boiling for a few minutes with a little baking soda, then air-drying in a well-ventilated spot.
• Check the nipple regularly and replace it at any sign of tearing or wear.