Natural Flow Level 2 Silicone Baby Bottle Nipples (2-Pack)

Its Very good product and children's healthy.

Thank you

Dr Brown's Natural Flow Level 2 Feeding Bottle Nipples are great for babies 3 months plus upwards. I ordered narrow ones so they are compatible with narrow / standard bottles. They have a consistent and a natural flow. My child was having difficulty in drinking milk from the previous 0 months plus and used to take a lot of time with the older version but after the upgrade she is able to take sufficient feed properly.

Excellent and level 2 is good for the babies from 3-6 months

Dr. Brown's is providing very good quality item. But the product package was broken / damaged as shown in picture. Please provide a quality pack for product.

These nipples were smelling like soap, preventing the baby from latching. Smell didn't go even after through washing and boiling. Also, they are made in China, where as our previous nipples were made in India. I could clearly see the difference in quality as these teats are definitely of low quality.

nice

Not worth for the price paid. Not well fit to the bottle. While using, the content in the bottle is leaking.

We like the fact that Dr. brown nipples are not that expensive to replace. Also they do not wear out that quickly and retain their soft shape. Our lil guy was on level 1 for the longest time then went through level 2 & 3 fairly quickly then ended up at level 4 by the time he was 15mo. Y cut we bought but hardly used; maybe more useful if you make your baby's bottle thicker with rice cereal or alike. We never really followed the recommended age range on the nipple. We assess the need to go up a level based on the readiness signs of our child.

As a stay at home dad of twins, baby bottles have become a large part of my life. As the twins reached 4 months our pediatrician suggested that we started adding rice cereal to their formula. Dr. Brown's Natural Flow Level 2 allow for the cereal to be used with the formula in their regular bottles. These nipples also allow for a faster feeding so the kids don't have to work as hard. I would suggest the first couple of times being very vigilant watching the amount consumed. Likely, your child has been sucking pretty hard at the Level 1s and will continue this intensity with the new nipples. You will look away for a minute and notice 4 ounces gone in a blink of the eye. A little more information for those who are starting the switch to cereal. For whatever reason we actually use both Dr Brown's and Avent bottles. Our son uses the Dr Browns while our girl uses the Avent. When we started adding cereal we changed to the 3 month Avent nipples when we changed to these nipples. I had a very hard time feeding her with Avent as the nipple seemed to clog up on a regular basis. I have started to switch her over the Dr Brown Level 2's and we are seeing great improvement.

We used these all the way up to 8 months, then we jumped to the "Y" level. Baby did great drinking out of this size from 3-8 months. He didn't show any difficulty in drinking from it, no complaints from him if it was too fast or too slow. In fact, the "Y" size is sometimes too fast for him. There weren't any tears from the size 2 after much use and is still in great condition. We washed it in warm soapy water and sometimes used a tiny pipe cleaner for the hole opening. It held up in the bottle steamer.

We had been using Chicco bottles for my newborn twins, but as they started taking more formula, we noticed the amount of bubbles in the bottle was ridiculous! So many that I thought there was soap residue in the bottle (there was not) - we use Kirkland formula, which has been said to be bubbly. The babies were also very gassy and crying towards the end of their bottle. I needed more bottles and decided to try these...basically no bubbles at all, even with the Kirkland brand formula! Much less gas, and much less fussing! The babies seem to be much better on these bottles (so far, after a week). In fact, I tried to use a Chicco bottle when all of these were in the dishwasher (yes, dishwasher safe!), and MY LORD did I have miserable babies for the rest of the day! Their pediatrician has since said to stick to the Dr. Brown's bottles. Also, we have had no problems with leaking so far.

They are nipples. These have bigger holes and that seems to be agreeable to my 6 month old. We use Dr. Brown's bottles exclusively and have had no issue with any of the parts. I will say it would be nice for them to have the size number on them a bit BIGGER. I'm an OLD mom and I can barely read the number on the edge. However, I realize it wasn't Dr. Brown's idea for me to have a baby a 40. Meh. Great bottles and nipples.