Which baby bottle will make the least bubbles in the milk?

Bubbles and babies are a bad mix! You will want to select a bottle which minimizes bubbles. These will be bottles which have a vent which lets air in without the air going through the milk.

[@rpark378]

finally a actual demo!! thank you!!

[@chestercheetah77]

I’m curious about an updated review with some newer bottles like the boon bottle, herobility bottle, and mam anticolic bottle

[@jermainerolle1867]

The best review ever. Very nice demonstration. I used Playtex vent aire with my last baby and I probably will with my second as well because Dr Browns is too much cleaning of the parts. Thank you

[@missbunni6604]

Ohh my gosh BEST BOTTLE VIDEO EVER!!! Im so happy i came across this..great job!

[@maryneese7418]

What a great visual experiment! Thank you

[@Nangiesx]

I had to subscribe before I finish the video because of your effort. You deserve being called Dr. Praise God for your effort.

[@jannahnadeem8376]

Your efforts are worth to appreciate.

[@4everbassets]

The Playtex disposable drop-ins allow for zero suction. Never had any problems with ear infections or reflux or tummy aches with my daughter 17 years ago.

[@d1ndark25]

Very informative thank you Dr!!

[@connie8266]

Nice, I have difrax bottle here in Netherlands, looks like playtex. But will definitely be buying Dr Brown. Thank you Dr.

[@MyaLech]

Liner bottles in my opinion are the best, it was the only bottle that helped my youngest with reflux as we just squeezed the air out of the bag and she could drink sitting up without worrying about sucking up any air.... she could have it on any angle she wanted it on, l love them and will never go back to using the vented ones, Liners FTW all the way!!.... thanks for the review though its pretty cool to see the differences

[@amandaward7823]

It doesn’t look like you ever did the review on the disposable liner bottles like you mention at the end of this video. I’d be very curious to see that. I’m expecting in December and have bought the kiinde bottle system starter set. I work in childcare and have had a few babies in my care who have used the system and I loved it as a provider so I’m hoping to use it with my own baby. Dr Brown bottles have been my least favorite working in childcare, so this was interesting to me. Thank you for taking the time to make a review like this!

[@amberduarte8259]

Best bottle video!! No wonder my boys would only do good on dr browns. Pain to clean but worth it for a happy and content baby

[@tpatel3314]

Great video!!! Thank you for the demonstration it really helped me understand why the better bottles work the way they do.

[@angiemurphy5177]

This was an amazingly helpful video! I do wish he would've had the playtex nurser bottles with the liners to show those too. But definitely a great demonstration for new moms to understand how bottles work. Thank you for this video!!

[@vahidjahanshiry8587]

Thanks dr, you help us, wish you best from iran

[@gabrielabrown8830]

Thank you so much! Finally a video with real results

[@Alex-fw6ur]

Not All Hero’s Wear Capes!! Thank you sir, thank you🙏 you’re awesome! Yes PLEASE do the playtex Drop Ins (with the liners) , maybe the Mam one too I was wondering about. I got free bottles from samples and welcome boxes for baby #3 ; I used playtex drop ins (liners) for my other two, this was before all the different boxes and gift bags n stuff, and I never had an issue with gas or colic...:but boy my newborn (well he’s now 6 weeks) is miserable with gas since I started supplementing from breastmilk ~ I wanted to try the other bottles I never did with my Other children : I got Avent, Mam and Dr Browns in those samples and gift bags/boxes and was primarily using avent and seeing this explains a lot (avent having lots of bubbles) so I purposely opened the Mam one but it also seems to have lots of tiny bubbles from making formula? Weird. Anyway you’re awesome and I look forward to seeing more videos from you, thank you! New subscriber

[@jonathansoriano7605]

thank you for the good reviews doctor 😊

[@RuvyAnnSison]

This is the best demo I've seen on bottles. And Im actually wondering why our tommee tippee seems to produce less bubbles than our playtex. Has anyone had the same experience? What could be the possible reason when it was clearly shown here that playtex is better than tommee tippee?

[@drAbdallaa]

Amazing video and really helpful.

[@victoriasanchez256]

More videos like this please More reviews on different bottles

[@jessicamalkus1794]

Super helpful! Thank you

[@bonitize07]

Thank you.

[@raizakeanon]

Thank you Dr. Tahir. My husband and I are planning for a baby and this segment enlightened me.

[@alisonlim96]

All the best!

[@marycombs3574]

Perfect I have the nuk bottle that also vents from the bottom and the dr brown bottle very happy with both of them, my baby hardly burps or spits up with them.

[@Chappadoodled]

You are amazing . Thank you for this video!!

[@teis79]

Our favourite is absolutely the MAM bottle!!! You forgot that one ;)

[@rebeccaalvarado7705]

Thank you for the information

[@amayamorales2781]

Amazing video thank you so much!

[@leodre99]

Very interesting experiment!

[@ryokuame]

Great video thank you Dr !

[@Polarbear-zy6vf]

Thank you for the great information.

[@bearebecca_038]

Polarbear 123 Rffwf

[@sohepandey5804]

Thank u very much ..ur effort is worth to appreciate

[@hoshang747]

Wonderful tx a lot....

[@organicgrow4440]

Thanks for the excellent video, I brought a pack of 6 Dr browns just because it looked good & of course the claim that it will have less bubbles on the box from a clearance sale. But baby still looks uncomfortable after a feed from the bottle, might be my formula, mums breast feed seems ok but the top up with the formula looks like it causes some discomfort & baby passes alot of wind smelly too almost like an adult one. Going to see the GP.

[@priscillau3679]

Thank you so much for this! Wondering if you ever tried the playtex drop ins

[@marcopratto1]

Love the experiment, but typically we hold the bottles at an angle not straight down. That might make a difference

[@lol3ndir]

I'm using Dr. Brown's and Comotomo, they both work well! I tried Avent and never again.

[@ramonbrenes9660]

Awesome 👏🏻 Dr. u the Best !

[@ideiderumahdesain9182]

Thanks for the video. Really helps. My daughter use dr. Browns and she never get the colic or reflux. I found there’s a new tommee tippee adnvanced anti colic bottle (with vent similar like dr. Brown’s). Wonder if that’s as good as dr. Brown’s?

[@klairemonares7130]

thank you soooo much💕

[@charisse08]

which one do you prefer? the playtex or dr brown? sorry a bit confused since you said you liked that the air is going out on the playtex. hope to get a reply from you soon

[@mtother1101]

The best channel for new moms

[@organicgrow4440]

and new dads too!

[@jenf7252]

The curve on the playtex helps with ear infections so that one is a win win for me

[@alhussainifadel3591]

Thank you very much for this video

[@85kep]

This is probably the best thing I've seen in 2021. Thanks god

[@gomathipriya7943]

Thank you Soo much

[@vbvg9160]

Very good video. Best bottle Video!

[@k8nok]

Awesome video! Did you end up reviewing Playtex Drop ins?

[@sjones5392]

I use all dr browns bottles and hey are a pain in the butt to clean but I love them and so does my son 😊

[@tanishasalmon-williams7727]

Thank you!!!! I am shopping for bottles and this really helps... so far I have 3 tommee tippee with vents and Playtex... I will get dr browns next and that should do.... Thank you

[@CoachJulie193]

Shion Mommy tommee tippee has the advanced anti colic bottles also.

[@alshasmith27]

I this video! Thank you! Can you do a video with the new silicon bottles and the drop in bottles!!! Please and thank you!

[@rufa4620]

Tnk u, it helps a lot😊

[@supernaz11]

Awesome video...v useful

[@kimbaguevara8824]

You are awesome!!!!!😎than you!!!

[@esmeraldajackson9971]

I really appreciate this video..

[@alooy4bh]

Thanks a lot this helps me

[@nsemble_9854]

Wish the same demo should made with Tommee Tippee Anti Colic , Avent Natural and Commo Tommo

[@roche8395]

Which dr browns did you try was it the options or the natural flow

[@Adam-rk7wo]

Great explanation how about comotomo bottle?

[@sivashankar2324]

Sir , Dr. Browns super quality exlent product .

[@FadzliRealtor]

I wish you would've tested comotomo bottles as well

[@bashaeralsolami520]

Could you please review the NUK bottle?

[@mdsmedan]

Jazakallahu khair

[@akshaytondwal1360]

Amazing video

[@oliviamassey474]

This was a great video.. I’d love to see your experiment done on pre formula bottles such as the fuel baby bottle or the mixie baby bottle.

[@PrettyMoneyLife]

Thank u so muchhhhh

[@227DFET]

Did you ever test the Playtex Drop Ins bottles?

[@carinellegrand5799]

Please review comotomo bottles.

[@sreedharapriya6558]

How many months use in Dr Brown's milk bottle

[@Dwdwd474]

Do you have the link to the other bottle you mentioned last, Sir?

[@scottdang4704]

Hi Dr. Thank you for this test. I do have some concerns regarding your testing methodology.. I don't think measuring the amount of bubbles being made alone is indicative of how well the bottle works to prevent ingestion of air. Your testing favors a specific kind of design, such that allows air to be vented from the bottom of the bottle, which inherently prevents air from passing up through the milk via the nipple and thus creating bubbles. With normal sealed bottles, air has only one inlet and that is through the nipple. So yes, air bubbles will be created, but that doesn't necessarily mean babies will ingest the air bubbles. For instance, Philips Avent bottles have a mechanism that compartmentalizes the nipple from the rest of the bottle, and has unique one-way venting mechanism that allows air to leave the nipple compartment, leaving a steady volume of solid fluid in the nipple compartment, from which the baby will feed. It's not a perfect design but it prevent pretty much any air from being ingested if the bottle is used correctly. There will be bubbles in the bottle, so to use that as a measure of its performance is simply incorrect. Anyway it was an interesting video. But I hope you put more thought into the testing approach before making final conclusions. ps. I am a father who has done research into bottles for my newborn. Professionally, I am a quality assurance testing expert and think deeply about how products function and perform.

[@lol3ndir]

Yes, the video provides us a simplest way to inform and just to give us a rough idea about air bubbles. I would like to see a technical / comprehensive video btw.

[@Givingawayfreehugs]

I have both dr brown and tommeetippi and I notice she always prefer the brown no matter what the situation, so good investment but I’m very interested in the one with the vent on the other side

[@suchitabairagi7279]

What about Philips Avent?

[@morsalynbaraguir2373]

I am using tommee tippee bottle for my baby

[@professorpervaiz8176]

Please provide the links of these bottles

[@asromeo1995]

You should do the Phillips with the anti colic

[@sabanazir5942]

Asalam o alikum, Dear Sir! I want to ask you which bottle is best among all in your opinion. Need and respect your opinion 🙂🙂

[@jessicadunn7296]

Are you going to test the drop in bottles?

[@jenifferrams9924]

My baby refuses to take the bottle. He's 4 months old. I have been trying for a month. Please advise.

[@sarahdublin3906]

You know what creates bubbles shaking the bottle!! Stir your baby's formula when you make it!!!

[@BIVIANO10]

Really??

[@nashsauers4991]

👍true

[@karishmakaur2338]

Could u plz give closer luk at the type vents dese bottles hv. We reside in different country with other brand of bottles so it will make deciding which bottle to buy easier.

[@sarahlove954]

What about shield bottel

[@dumbblone36]

Could you please review the Nuk and Mam bottles.

[@thevelezfamily7385]

I second this

[@nsemble_9854]

Even Chicco and PomYum too

[@ChiquisAngel90]

Yes please!

[@meep2605]

I thought comotomo would be on the list.

[@judyle7691]

Thank you for the great tests! Did you ever try it with the liners? I can't find the link if you did. Thanks again!

[@KidsHealthByDrTahir]

Judy Lê thank you! No I have not tried with liners, but I think that will be the best out of each option in terms of air bubbles!

[@nyanyan3503]

Good thimg i just bought dr. Brown

[@feds27]

Avent Natural and Lansinoh Momma have vents built into the silicone nipple perimeter/flange. One needs to make sure to hold the bottle with these small holes rotated to the top. If you do this, air won’t go through the formula or breast milk. This is explained in the instructions that come with them.

[@missbunni6604]

Oh wow...due w/ my 1st and idk that! I know Tommie tippies have that vent placement

[@maysahazife1534]

Can you please please try the new tommee tippee with the vent like the dr brown.

[@nsemble_9854]

I too nee that

[@emilinecelindro7406]

Dr. Brown’s is the best so far but leaks a lot 🤦‍♀️

[@aishazuofa1847]

If you buy the natural flow it does not leak. It has small cover and blue vent cover

[@sarahdublin3906]

Dont screw the bottle on tight should help

[@lizdugaro1748]

Dr browns are created to have a constant flow especially for those babies without good enough suction to not a great suction at all, cleft babies etc. But, if you're referring to where the bottle meets the lid, that only happens if- 1. Dishwasher is used to clean in which causes valve shrinkage, dishwashing is not recommended. (Plus speaking of dishwashing, it usually causes yellow/orange discoloration to the bottle/parts itself and left over smells. If you ever have smells I recommend filling with water and add in a tspn of baking soda and dawn soap and let sit overnight then wash with soap water, air dry. Itll come right out. If discoloration occurs in your bottles you could fill with water and add both a small capful of peroxide and tbspn baking soda stir then let sit overnight then wash with soapy water rinse, air dry. It could help as long as the color wasnt baked in completely due to being heated from dishwasher or steam). 2. Bottle was filled above the fill line. Always stay below that fill line. 3. If formula feeding, always mix it in a tiny pitcher then pour into the bottle. This way no air bubbles in which can cause leakage due to rising but also so you can keep chunks of milk from getting up into the tube and valve. You want that milk mixed completely. When done in a pitcher too, you can tell you've mixed up the milk more throughout. I've used Dr. Browns for over 17 years and I've gotta say, they are the best bottles out of all I've tried. And I've tried all just to do it and still Dr. Browns beats the rest. Even children I've babysat and babies I've had to take in through the years that were previously breastfed, they were changed babies with the gas a fussiness, it literally changed worth a quickness. Always satisfied tummies even my GERD reflux babies. Both of my last two had GERD both NICU for weeks upon coming home. I used the bottles even in the NICU since birth all the way up til the very moment they were done with bubba's all together. The sippy option and handles allow us now to carry on the use of these bottles even more now, such a great way to save money as well being able to just switch the nipple to sippy and there you go. I highly recommend them to everyone. 🤗💗 The playtex ones he had up there they come out with those 18 or so years ago I remember buying them just when they come out they cost just as much as a dr browns did. The only thing I did not like was the bottom part where air is allowed in, those sometimes turned slimy and then turned white almost when they were clear when I first purchased them. I dont prefer my bottles to change color or leach anything that's not the original whatsoever for my babys wellbeing so when I experience that, nope. Tommy Tippe werent bad but the pieces were too tiny to find in bubba dishwater and the scratch easy too. I even had a lid explode when it hit the concrete literally cracked in half. Yeah not good. I've dropped many dr browns even one flew off the car lol one time and it was a lil scratched but it didnt destroy that bottle whatsoever. Talk about a bottle. lol

[@saraswinerton7202]

emiline celindro even one has different opinions🤦🏼‍♀️👎🏼

[@Dewey_Boondye420]

dang, alot of people here defending dr browns. i have 2 of them and they BOTH LEAK.. loved them but hated the leaky mess, never dishwashed them, they leak out of the box. switched to the philips avent that is the anti colic one(not the one in the video. it has a vent tube type thing that goes up the side.. couldn't be happier, in my testing they were the best over tommy tippee and dr browns

[@daysmae2145]

Welll thanks

[@sanafaisal1590]

Please tell me what's the reason of leaking the Playtex vent Aire bottle

[@heartz500]

I have the dr brown bottle and I first add the formula and milk then insert the vent and shake the bottle but would this still cause bubbles to go through the nipple from the shaking?

[@Jessica-tm1sh]

Kimmy Khaira don’t shake formula with the vent inside some of the formula may get stuck in the vent

[@heartz500]

@@Jessica-tm1sh thank you!!

[@charlesbagley9027]

You could buy the for me on the picture so you can do the formula on the side that way you can just pour your formula into the bottle and it cuts back on the air in the colic or you can just get one of those cheap protein Shaker bottles and put your formula on that and refrigerate it

[@63device]

I suspect Big Bubbles don't go through the tiny nipple hole and micro bubbles don't cause much discomfort even if they do It's great that bottles are being designed with those bubble preventing features but I don't see how this helps with gas Isn't gas produced when baby stomach digests milk. That has not much to do with bubbles in bottles Would love to understand this more

[@kassperkassper7091]

best video

[@willxpert7137]

part 2?

[@sinandemir5784]

Not a good way to make a comparison, we generally dont hold the bottle this way

[@JaguarDieCast]

You don’t feed a baby with the bottle completely verticals though.

[@aishiteruyebba]

I use dr. Brown the gassy problem was solved for my baby when she was 4 months when i used dr. Brown. However my problem with dr. Brown is the leaking issue especially when u heat the milk. Even the bottle warmer from dr. Browns leak too. They are good with air cpntrol but leaking is a BIG PROBLEM REALLY.

[@mamakjoakim1477]

Pyunji Najdek yes you are right. Dr. Brown is really bad with leaking

[@aishiteruyebba]

@@mamakjoakim1477 even the bottle warmer if they just take care of this problem and issue then they would be the best bottle ever

[@hennieyong501]

Did u heat the milk without the vent?

[@nazneenkhan6505]

Plzz Hindi mein vedio banao... Plzzz