Tommee Tippee Baby Bottles 9 oz

For families moving between breastfeeding and bottle-feeding, these Tommee Tippee bottles are designed around a flexible silicone nipple and a slow flow. The set includes four bottles in blue and green.

Each bottle is labeled for babies 0+ months and has an anti-colic valve. The nipple is shaped to encourage a natural latch, though babies can respond differently to bottle nipples.

A practical example: when a caregiver takes over a feed, the breast-like nipple and pace-feeding design are intended to help make the switch feel more familiar. The stated benefit is design intent, not a guarantee that every baby will accept it.

Technical details

The bottles hold 9 oz each and are BPA-free. They come with slow-flow silicone nipples designed to flex and stretch like a breast, plus an anti-colic valve intended to reduce air intake. The pack has four bottles in blue and green, and the stated age range starts at 0+ months.

Tommee Tippee describes the bottles as self-sterilizing in three minutes, which may appeal to busy caregivers who want a quicker cleaning routine. The product details do not specify the sterilizing method, so follow the instructions supplied with the bottles rather than assuming a particular setup. The bottles are also described as leakproof when the screw ring, nipple, and cap are all secured, that condition matters when packing one for a trip.

Everyday compatibility

The main use case is switching between breast and bottle, or sharing feeds among caregivers, while keeping a slow-flow nipple in the routine. The flexible silicone and natural-latch shape are intended to support that transition and pace feeding. A solid pick if you want a bottle designed for that specific feeding approach rather than a basic bottle with no stated breast-like features.

The slow-flow nipple is a real constraint: it may not suit a baby who needs a different flow or prefers another nipple shape. The product information does not describe alternate nipple flows or compatibility with other bottle parts, so don’t assume those options are included. Babies’ feeding preferences also vary, even when a nipple is designed to encourage a natural latch.

Usage tips

Before putting a filled bottle in a bag, make sure the screw ring, nipple, and cap are secured, since the leakproof claim depends on those parts being in place. For a feed, the pace-feeding design is meant to let the baby feed at their own pace and stop when full, it is not a reason to push a bottle if the baby is not feeding comfortably.

The self-sterilizing feature could be useful when time is tight, but the listing does not explain the process. Use the product’s supplied directions for sterilizing and cleaning. If you’re comparing this set with a simpler bottle, the key trade-off is its breast-to-bottle design and stated quick sterilizing feature versus choosing based mainly on a different flow or nipple preference.

Practical doubts

How many bottles are included? The product name specifies a pack of four, in blue and green.

Can the bottles be packed without leaking? They are described as leakproof when the screw ring, nipple, and cap are all secured.

How long does self-sterilizing take? The product description states three minutes but does not give the method.

Buying verdict

These bottles make most sense for caregivers seeking a slow-flow option intended to support breast-and-bottle feeding, with a stated self-sterilizing feature and four bottles in the set. Not the best choice if your priority is a different nipple flow or your baby already rejects this style of nipple. The design gives you a clear reason to consider the set, but feeding preference—not the breast-like description alone—will determine whether it works for your routine.