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Breastfed babies often refuse the bottle — and it’s usually the bottle’s fault. Hard, symmetrical bottles feel and flow nothing like nursing, so switching between breast and bottle confuses the latch babies have worked to build.
The GentleBottle’s body is 100% soft silicone that compresses in a baby’s hands like skin. Its nipple sits off-center — like a natural latch — with a slow, controlled flow that matches nursing pace, making it easier to move between breast and bottle without nipple confusion.
Modeled on how a baby actually latches — asymmetrically, with the nipple angled toward the palate — rather than the symmetrical cone shape bottles have defaulted to for a century.
Proof it works: Featured in press round-ups of the best bottles for breastfed babies.
1 GentleBottle (4oz or 8oz) with nipple, collar, and cap.
100% food-grade silicone — BPA, PVC, lead, and phthalate free. Dishwasher safe (top rack). Designed in Portland, Oregon.
GentleBottle
Best bottle ever!
I've been absolutely thrilled with Ola bottles! They are incredibly easy to clean and have proven to be durable even with regular use in a bottle warmer and sterilization. My son loves the feel of the nipple and latches onto it as if it’s a real breast, which has made feeding time a breeze. The bottles are lightweight and seamlessly compatible with all the baby tech I use, including my Baby Brezza bottle washer and breast pump adapter. On top of that, the customer service team is amazing and super helpful. I’m excited to explore more of their products as my baby grows into different feeding stages. Highly recommend!
We have tried about 10 different bottles trying to find one that my exclusively BF 3-month little one will give the light of day. We were recommended the OlaBaby by our lactation specialist. The base and nipple have proven to be little one’s favorite. The only issue I have is that the hole in the nipple seems to be too big, the milk can come out without suction/latch which can lead to a mess (and wasted milk) when, I am trying to get little one to draw the nipple into her mouth as well as when baby pushes the nipple out of her mouth (which is common as she is still learning what to do). While preferring the bottle to my breast is not an issue now, I would hate for her to get use to the ease of the milk flow from the bottle and become less satisfied with my natural feeding. For now, this is the nipple feel that she likes best… so we are going with it primarily.
HANDS DOWN - BEST BOTTLE EVER!