Dr. Brown's Milestones Narrow Sippy Bottle 8 oz 🍼
Description:
This sippy straw bottle helps little ones move from bottle to cup with a familiar feel and controlled flow, making daytime hydration and travel easier for parents and caregivers. It combines a narrow 8 oz/250 mL bottle form with a soft, weighted straw so babies can tip and sip from any angle while learning new motor skills.
Key Points
The straw is made from 100% silicone and is weighted to follow the liquid as the bottle tilts, so toddlers do not need to position the bottle precisely to drink. This reduces frustration during transitions and supports independent sipping. The lid includes a sliding cover that keeps the straw clean and prevents spills when closed, which is useful for outings and naps. 😊
Soft, removable silicone handles provide an easy grip and help teach grasping and hand-eye coordination. Handles can be taken off as cup-holding skills improve. The bottle and accessories fit Dr. Brown’s narrow 8 oz/250 mL Options+ bottles and sippy spout bottles, making it a versatile option for families already using the brand.
A practical nuance to consider is that the weighted straw design is optimized for relatively full bottles. As volume decreases, the weighted straw still moves with the liquid, but more frequent tipping may be needed for the last ounces. Also, according to the manufacturer, handwashing small parts is recommended to maintain longevity.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Dr. Brown's Milestones Narrow Sippy Straw Bottle
- Capacity: 8 oz / 250 mL
- Materials: 100% silicone straw and handles, BPA-free plastics for bottle and lid
- Age recommendation: 6 months and older
- Color: Gray/Pink
Usage Recommendations
Begin by offering small amounts of familiar liquid so baby recognizes the bottle feel and straw motion. Encourage short practice sessions while sitting upright to strengthen oral motor skills and to reduce spills. For outings close the sliding lid when the bottle is not in use to keep the straw sanitary and to avoid leaks. For cleaning, disassemble the straw, handles, and lid to reach crevices and follow the manufacturer's care guidance for best results. 🍼
If transitioning from nipple to straw, allow several tries over a few days so baby can adapt to the new sipping motion. Also try alternating between the sippy straw lid and a familiar spout or nipple on compatible narrow bottles to ease the learning curve.
