Great for smaller babies, way less air intake. I was breastfeeding, so the small nipples were not great when trying to go back and forth. Better for just bottle feeding

These bottles are wonderful if you have a baby that is gassy and ingesting too much air. I won't like, they are a pain to clean but if you are having feeding issues it is well worth it.

these bottles are pretty good I have used them with 3 different babies for a short period of time but I always switch to a different kind as soon as baby can because these are awful to clean!

I love these bottle there annoying to wash with all the parts but it's invitable.

I like this bottle. I didn't like the cleaning part, but I used other bottles before and my son was gassy and fussy. I read other reviews on these bottles and tried them my son had no more problems. I definitely would recommend these bottles.

I went back to work after I had my first son. I used these with him and they worked great to keep down the amount of air he took in. It was also an easy transition from breast to bottle and back.

I started using Dr. Brown bottles because my baby would spit up. The bottles work wonderfully, but they have so many places to clean.

For the first several months we used the 4 oz Dr. Brown's bottles and then moved to the 8 oz. While they were expensive, they were worth every penny. Our little guy spit up twice in his first 12 months...? The second time was only because he ate way too many snacks that afternoon! My only complaint is that it takes forever to clean the bottles since it has many parts. But it was something I was more than happy to sacrifice to keep our baby happy. My only other complain is if you lose the little flat white pieces that are used to seal the bottle when using a nipple it is impossible to find replacements.

I honestly dont see anything special about these bottles. My son was using Avent bottles and because he spits up a lot, his pediatrician suggested these bottles. We bought a six pack and tried them. We did not notice any difference. These bottles are expensive and I have no intention of purchasing more.

My son used the Dr. Browns bottles for a very short time, thought they seem to be very good bottles, the flow from the nipple was just to much for my baby. I think the bottles would of been great if there was no leakage from the nipple when turned upside down. The extra leaking seemed to be to much for my baby to handle.

These bottles are fine. My baby was not picky and did not have any colic or reflux issues like many other babies. The Dr. Brown bottles were highly recommended to us by quite a few people when I was pregnant so we got some of them. The only thing that is terrible about them is that there are extra parts (two extra parts that require a special cleaning wand that is included) to clean. When you have to wash bottles and pump and wash all that stuff too, it can just get annoying and too much. Since my child wasn't picky, we decided to forgo using them unless we had too.

Too many parts My son used Dr. Brown bottles for the first 3 months and he did okay with them but did much better with another brand. The bottles themselves are very sturdy but the parts that come with them are so hard to keep clean and parts are very easy to misplace! The first time I went on a day trip I forgot to put one of the many parts in the bottle and it was useless!

Trying to find a bottle that my daughter would drink out of ended up being quite the challenge. This bottle was the only one I could get her to eat more than a couple oz from...which was awesome but I really wanted this to be one of those bottles that she didn't like because it is such a pain to clean. If this is the bottle you're going to use, you need to buy more than you think you would use because you don't want to have to scrub these bottles multiple times a day just to reuse it.

My son seemed to enjoy drinking from the bottle but cleaning is a hassle. Especially if you misplace the little brush that comes with it

Wouldn't say the best bottles but not bad. Had to watch how full you filled them with the water because they would leak if over line.