The Honest Company, Baby Bottle Silicon Peach 8 Ounce

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These bottles are amazing. Unlike anything I've felt before. The soft silicone is pleasant to the touch, and the ability to squeeze to stimulate a letdown makes it great for those trying to multifeed. 6 months in and never had a leaking problem, and they are simple to clean. Expensive but a worth it purchase for a new mom❤️

I would really like to give this bottle 5 stars but it has one major flaw. The cap.... it is impossible to get it off especially after you shake the formula.It takes me more effort to get it off than opening a tightly closed jar.I contacted the company to find out if they received any similar feedback and they admitted that the cap is a bit "tricky".If they are able to fix this problem I would order all my bottles from them. Its a great product otherwise.

I purchased one of these bottles to try it out because my daughters favorite bottle is the Comotomo but this product is horrible. The cap is nearly impossible to snap onto the bottle and once on it's even harder to get back off. It's so hard to get off that it pulls the entire top part of the bottle off causing a major spill. Also the silicone feels cheap when compared to Comotomo bottles. Really wanted to like these but they were a total disappointment and I would return it if I could. By far I prefer the Comotomo bottles and so does my daughter.

I'm a bit amazed that someone listed the cap doesn't come off but still gave it full star ratings. This bottle is a serious injury waiting to happen. We love our Honest Co formula and baby DHA but these bottles are horrible. We ordered 6 all at once (we regret this since Honest would not refund our purchase). The cap is impossible to remove. We've all had bloody hand injuries trying various ways to remove them. Aside from the injuries to parents, the bottle itself is a choking hazard. The nipple does not stay in the bottle and can be pushed into the bottom or pulled out the top. Both cases cause the milk to gush out of the bottle and up into your infants nose, suffocating them. Not only does the nipple not properly seal in but the bottom silicone bladder easily slips out of the plastic band at the top causing milk to spill everywhere and again, all over your infants face and into their nostrils. I have nothing against the Honest company but I do feel people need to be warned. They are aware of these safety issues and rather than fixing them or refunding unhappy customers they just shrug and say "yeah, that's a problem. We are aware of it. We're sorry". It's nice to be sorry. It's another thing to be HONEST and do something about your faulty dangerous product. We cancelled our feeding and diaper bundles over their serious lack of concern for KNOWN safety issues on this bottle. Profit before safety!! Way to be HONEST!

I had a hard time finding reviews on these bottles, but chose to buy them anyways because I have loved every product I have purchased from the Honest Co. so far.Originally, my husband and I went with the Kiinde twist system. 5 stars, A+. However, as my little guy got bigger and ate more, the bags were not economical. Since we have a diaper bundle and formula bundle through Honest, I added the bottles to it.To be clear I did not receive these free for a review, but we love love love these bottles. Easy to use. The formula mixes well. And our little guy loves holding it because it's maluable. I was skeptical of the silicone and worried it would pick up dust, etc, but our sitter has two dogs and I haven't had any issues. I also have not experienced any issues with the cap or leaking like other reviewers had dealt with.The anti-colic vents work! Less spit up. Happy baby. And really, that's all that matters at the end of the day! Worth every penny.Just an honest review by an honest mom who loves everything about the Honest Co.

It all started one day out in public while I was feeding my 2 month old son. Not long into his feeding he became angry and frustrated with the breast milk continuing to soak him to the bone. That's when a mid aged woman walked by and asked me, "is this the baby's version of the Ice Bucket Challenge?" This was the moment when I realized there was a problem with the leakage of this bottle. My son was beginning to confuse feeding time for milk shower time. Instead of feeding time being a happy, satisfying occasion, it resembled a new form of waterboarding for my son. I looked up and then I began noticing all the stares and mean mugging direction at me. All I was trying to do was feed my son, not drown him in breast milk.I really hope The Honest Company can take an honest stance against this form of public torture on infants. If this company wanted to truly provide a great service to people, they would take all these bottles off the shelves and burn them so no more babies can fall victim to waterboarding. Unless you are looking to waterboard your infant, in which case, this is the bottle for you.