Second Nature 9-oz. Nursers - 3-pk.
- Membrane with mulitiple micro holes controls flow Membrane with mulitiple micro holes controls flow Membrane with mulitiple micro holes controls flow
- Functions like your breast easing transition from breast to bottle
- Wide-neck design for easy filling and cleaning
- All-Stages nipple
- Dishwasher, sterilizer, and freezer safe
Product Description
These specially designed bottles let Baby control the flow of liquid naturally so switching between the breast and bottle becomes–second nature. The controlled flow means less air gets into the bottle, which causes less tummy discomfort for Baby. A great way to help Baby make the transition from breast to bottle or to use all the time, this 3-pk. of 9-oz. bottles are made of durable crack-resistant plastic with soft silicone (hypoallergenic) nipples that accommodate infants to toddlers. The bottles' spill-proof design features wide necks for mess-free filling and wide bases for easy cleaning. Makes a great gift for those new parents-to-be. Dishwasher safe. Imported. 7Hx2-1/2" dia.
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Second Nature 9-oz. Nursers - 3-pk.
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- Publisher: Second Nature
- Label: Second Nature
- Studio: Second Nature
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 8 reviews
- Sales Rank in Baby: #10746
Avg. Customer Review:
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: IF YOUR THINKING ABOUT TRYING 2007-11-26
Comment: I bought one bottle to try because I liked the idea of the nipple .I had concerns because of a previous review about not being able to use other nipples in the bottle and the bottles being useless if you did not like them. I found that I really liked the bottle, but still had concerns about the wear on the sensitive nipple. To my delite I found that you can use the Second Nature nipples in the Advent bottles, so I bought a bunch of the nipples and use them in Advent bottles that I already had. I really love the nipple, but I have only used them for a short time and dont know how durable they are yet.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: very bad leak 2007-07-09
Comment: Horriable nipple, the 3 holes on the bottom of the nipple cause a lot of leaking. Also the size of the nipple cap is non-standard, so I can't replace with a different nipple, which makes this bottle useless.
1 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: This nipple sucks! 2006-07-29
Comment: I don't have a problem with the bottle at all... but the nipple is terrible. It's flat and awkward and my 9-week old baby would give me a very strange look whenever I tried to feed him with it. Plus after only one use, the nipple broke! I got my money back, but I'll never get back the 10 minutes of my life I spent buying and returning these pieces of junk!!!!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Excellent product, but short lifetime 2006-07-19
Comment: Nipples last only month and half, but quality during that time is excellent. My baby accepted the product with no problem and lactancy wasn't affected.
In fact, I'm buying 20 more replacement nipples to allow my baby to use this product for a long time enough.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Good concept, design needs improvement 2006-04-22
Comment: I bought the 9 oz set for my son and they worked beautifully at first, no leaks and no formula running out of his mouth when he decided to stop eating. If you tip it upside down there are absolutely no leaks. When the nipples are intact, the bottles work just like they advertise, so they are a good option if you are willing to take the extra time needed to care for them. The drawback is that the nipples are very sensitive, and you must be very careful when washing them or they will tear, then they obviously will leak. Top rack dw seems to be the best way to preserve them. I also realized just recently that when mixing formula in the bottle, if I shake the contents up and down, which puts pressure on the nipple, it can cause tearing to begin. I have contacted the manufacturer twice, and they are sending me another set of replacement nipples, my second set now. They also mentioned that the nipples need to be replaced after 2 months, as opposed to 3 in other cases.
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