Customer Reviews

Adiri Breastbottle Nurser: Adiri Breastbottle Nurser 3 Pack Adiri3-3 Pack 1 of Each Stage

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My daughter was breastfed only until I had to go back to work when she was 7 weeks old. She got sick after about 2 weeks and refused to take any bottle we owned (and we tried every kind Wal-Mart, Target, and Babies R Us had to offer); all she wanted was the breast while she was sick. My husband found these fabulous bottles, that were out of stock everywhere, and paid a fortune on ebay for them. Our daughter took them the very first try. Since she has had these bottles there have been no more feeding problems. Thank you Adiri; I now do not have to worry that my daughter won't get enough to eat if I'm not home to feed her!!!

I love the bottles, but they are a little harder to use than other bottles we have. The design of them makes them more prone to leak. My son loves the shape and they are great at reducing gas.

I got this bottle when I was headed back to work and had to start my 3-month-old daughter at daycare. She was exclusively breastfed and I wanted a smooth transition to taking my breast milk from a bottle. She took to it right away which was great, however because the bottle was "too complicated" for her daycare provider she was given a traditional bottle and now refuses to take the Adiri. I really liked the bottle and once you prepare a few feedings in it you get the hang of it. There is minimal leaking when the lid is on correctly, which takes a little practice, good lighting and (contrary to the instructions) two hands. I would recommend filling it with water first to make sure the bottom and lid are put together correctly, and not waiting til your little one is screaming their head off, since I found this makes you rush and not take the time to assemble properly.

I was told by a friend these were the only bottle her breast fed baby would take, so I bought them and my breast fed baby would not take them. However I never did find a bottle he would take. I nuresed him to 9 months and went to a sippy cup.

For such an expensive item, I expected better results. The numbers, showing the amount of ounces, were hard to read because of the transparency of the bottle and made a horrible sucking sound while my daughter was feeding. Good concept, bad execution.

could not have made it without this bottle! My two sons had all three stages. They both refused every other bottle. This bottle helped the boys keep a great latch. I breastfed my first son for17 months and am currently continuing bf with my 6 month old bc of this bottle.

When I saw these at our local Target store I had to buy one. I purchased the stage 2 for my son who at that time was drinking from another bottle that supposedly had the same amount of flow. As soon as I started to feed him, I realized that it was coming out way too fast. He could barely gulp it down. Overall I have not had a problem with it leaking, but ever since he drank from this, and then got a tummy ache and threw up (from it coming out so fast)I have not used it.

These are expensive bottles and yes, our daughter who would not use a pacifier and would not take a bottle would use these. HOWEVER - messy, messy, messy!!!! You have to turn them upside down to fill them and the liquid immediately starts pouring through the nipple of the bottle (you better have a sink near to fill them). You are suppose to be able to use the lid to stop this but that never worked for us. The material used to make the bottle is soft so our daughter thought it was funny to squeeze the bottle and watch the liquid squirt out. Even if she tipped it over it was always a MESS! We quickly just moved to a cup!

Leak, leak, leak, leak,... it will leak at the nipple, it will leak at the cover. I read good and bad reviews. I thought I give it a try because I liked the design. I regret trying. I bought 10 bottles. All 10 bottles leaked. I made absolutely sure it was dry and tightly covered. The bottle needs to be upside down to read how much milk is in it. When it's upside down it will leak at the nipple. When you turn it back over all the milk that leaked from the nipple will now be all over the bottle when you remove the cap. Then it will leak at the cover, which is on the bottom of the bottle. One leaked so bad it drained a whole 60 ml of milk while just sitting on my counter. If you don't mind dealing with a fussy bottle and a fussy baby at every feeding then get it. Not worth the price. Surprised it won an award. But, then it is a innovative design award. Functionally it sucks more than my baby. Remember I tried 10 bottles and they all leaked. You may be purchasing the 11th bottle if I would have replaced the ones I bought if I replaced it. But after going through 10 bottles and experiencing all 10 leaking why even bother getting replacements.