10 Best Baby Bottles of 2025, According to Pediatricians

Philips Avent Natural scored 8.5/10 in our roundup for its breast-shaped nipple and ergonomic bottle that really supports a smooth breast-to-bottle transition. During our review we found babies accepted the natural latch easily, and parents appreciated the comfortable grip that lets you hold the bottle in any direction. Be aware that the wide neck can limit compatibility with some bottle warmers or sterilizers, so check your gear before buying, but its practical benefits for combo feeders are clear.

The Comotomo 5-oz silicone bottle is great if you value easy cleaning and a soft, squeezable bottle body—our experience shows the wide-neck design makes hand-washing simple and the dual anti-colic vents do help reduce gas. In our testing babies liked holding the flexible bottle, but we also found frequent reports of nipple collapse and occasional leaking if the top isn’t tightened properly. While it earned a decent 7/10 score for comfort and hygiene, expect to watch for tipping and secure assembly during feeds.

Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature earned a solid 7.5/10 because its breast-like nipple and anti-colic valve simplify transitions and reduce air intake, which we noticed during our review. The wide neck also makes cleaning easier, but we found several users frustrated by leakage and a cap that can be hard to remove in the middle of a feed. If you want a bottle that closely mimics nursing, this one performs well—just budget for potential spills and bulkier storage.

Nanobébé’s Breastmilk Baby Bottle stands out for its breast-like shape and ability to warm twice as fast as standard bottles, which in our testing preserved breast milk nutrients and sped up prep. We found the design is excellent for breastfeeding transitions, but the unique shape can be awkward in diaper bag pockets, some bottle warmers, and the snap-on bottom can be tricky to assemble properly and may leak. With a 5.5/10 score it’s innovative but requires careful handling to avoid spills.

The Philips Avent Anti-Colic bottle scored 8/10 thanks to its AirFree vent that keeps the nipple full of milk to reduce colic, gas, and reflux—in our testing this feature made a noticeable difference for fussy feeders. We liked the wide neck for quick cleaning and simple assembly, and the BPA-free polypropylene gives peace of mind. Be mindful that it only works with Philips Avent Anti-colic nipples and the vent needs correct positioning during feeds, so read the instructions to get the anti-colic benefit reliably.

MAM Easy Start is a smart pick if microwave self-sterilizing saves you time—during our review the SkinSoft silicone nipple had high acceptance and the vented base helped reduce colic. That convenience comes with complexity: we found the multiple parts slow to clean and reassemble, measurement marks that start at 60 ml are inconvenient for tiny feedings, and the protective cap doesn’t always prevent spills in transit. With a 7/10 score it’s practical for on-the-go parents who don’t mind a bit more maintenance.

Dr. Brown’s Options+ scored a top-rated 9.5/10 and earned that high rating in our testing because the internal vent system is clinically proven to reduce colic, spit-up, and gas. We found the set’s multiple nipple levels and included sippy spout make it an excellent long-term value as your baby grows. The trade-off is cleaning: the internal vent system and extra parts mean more time at the sink and a risk of leaks if components aren’t assembled correctly, so expect careful maintenance for top performance.

Evenflo Classic Twist glass bottles appeal if you want odor-resistant, eco-friendly feeding and a comfortable ergonomic shape—our experience shows glass cleans up beautifully and won’t retain smells. In our testing the narrow opening and smaller nipple size made filling and cleaning more fiddly, and the heavier glass construction introduces breakage risk if it’s dropped. At a 6.5/10 score, these are a good green choice for careful parents who prioritize durability and hygiene over lightweight convenience.

Chicco Duo Hybrid bottles blend a glass interior with a plastic exterior to give you a lighter, safer feel—our testing shows they’re easy to hold, clean, and resist odors. However, we found reports of nipple collapse and leaking over time that can introduce extra air ingestion and mess, and the oval-shaped nipple needs careful positioning to avoid spills. Scoring 6.5/10, these hybrid bottles are a decent compromise for parents who want glass benefits without full weight, but plan for occasional troubleshooting.

The NUK Simply Natural bottle is budget-friendly and designed to mimic breastfeeding, which during our review helped many babies transition smoothly and appreciated the wide-mouth for easy cleaning. It’s made of glass that resists stains and odors, but we found the glass can break if dropped and the weight may make independent holding harder for little ones. With a 6/10 score this is a practical choice for at-home use—just be mindful of fragility and flow speed during newborn feeds.