With our award-winning** Closer to Nature baby bottle, switching between breast and bottle feeding has never been simpler. With our breast-like nipple and built-in anti-colic valve, it could just be the best thing for baby, since you! Loved by moms and babies, our easy latch-on, breast-like nipple feels closer to skin and mimics the natural flex and movement of a mom’s breast for a comfortable feed. 95% of moms reported that their baby accepted the super soft silicone nipple with skin-like feel and would recommend to others. * All Closer to Nature bottle nipples feature an anti-colic valve to prevent the symptoms of colic by ensuring your little one ingests more milk and less air. The bottles are suitable for use in the dishwasher, microwave and steam sterilizers. The natural feel and flex of this breast-like pacifier, inspired by our award-winning Closer to Nature® nipple, provides a reassuring alternative to traditional pacifiers. Perfect if you’re worried that offering your baby a pacifier may disrupt breast or bottle feeding. *Based on 2021 study of 524 parents who use Tommee Tippee bottles ** Made for moms March 2020 ***as compared to traditional round unvented pacifiers which do not compress as easily
- The original breast-like bottle: Shaped like a breast because babies prefer it that way, our award-winning Closer to Nature baby bottle could just be the best thing for baby, since you!
- Breast-like: Our soft silicone, breast-like nipple feels closer to skin and flexes like mom for a comfortable feed and supports in the transition from breastfeeding to bottle feeding
- Anti-colic: Sensitive Closer to Nature nipple with anti-colic valve reduces excessive air flow, so little ones ingest more milk and less air, preventing symptoms of colic
- A latch made in heaven: 95% of moms say baby accepted our nipple* – the most easily accepted and breast-like nipple, ever, to encourage a natural latch
- Breast-like Pacifier: Made from soft silicone, this pacifier feels, flexes and stretches just like skin so there’s less chance of confusion when feeding baby from breast or bottle