Oberni Anti-Colic Baby Bottle 270 ml in Pink

This baby bottle combines an anti-colic design with a breast-like silicone teat to make daytime and night feeds more comfortable for both baby and caregiver. The 270ml/9oz capacity and size 4 fast-flow nipple suit toddlers around 12 months and help when moving from breast to bottle or during heavier feeds.

Key Points

The vented valve in the nipple reduces the amount of air swallowed, which may help lessen colic, spit-up and burping during feeds. The teat is made from food-grade silicone that is BPA-free and designed to mimic a mother's breast, encouraging a natural latch and smoother transition. The bottle includes non-slip handles and a weighted straw to allow feeding at different angles, which can be useful as your child becomes more active during mealtimes. According to the manufacturer, the polypropylene body is free from BPA and BPS, lightweight and durable for everyday use.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Oberni Anti-Colic Baby Bottle 2 Pack
• Capacity: 270 ml / 9 oz
• Teat type: Size 4 fast flow, food-grade silicone
• Materials: BPA-free and BPS-free polypropylene body, silicone teat
• Colour: Pink

Usage Recommendations

Wash all parts before first use and assemble carefully so the venting valve sits correctly. Fill the wide-neck bottle easily and adjust feeding angle to maintain the weighted straw position, which helps the baby draw liquid without gulping air. When introducing a bottle with a fast-flow nipple, monitor your baby for signs of over-fast flow and consider switching to a slower teat if needed.

Positive Aspects

The wide neck simplifies cleaning and filling, reducing time spent on routine maintenance. The soft, flexible teat aims to reproduce a familiar mouthfeel which may aid babies who are used to breastfeeding. Lightweight construction makes handling easier during long feeds and the non-slip handles offer a steadier grip for carers and older infants practising self-feeding. A minor point to consider is that the size 4 fast-flow nipple may be too quick for some children under 12 months, according to typical feeding guidance.