Y cut Nipples- Twin Pack

...If you use the Borne system, I'm not sure what choice you have here - but these nipples are too thin. I've gone through several of these as they often rip. My only point of comparison are the Ave ... read more

...I did some research online and found these y-cut nipples. They worked great-much better than the homemade ones. The flow was perfect for my 3-month-old and she hardly spit up any milk. I am pla ... read more

Born Free Y-Cut Nipple

...The nipple is exactly how it's described, a Y-cut nipple head. Unfortunately, my then 6 month old now 9 month still can't take the massive flow it's designed to do. If you have a infant - toddler ... read more

Wonderful for baby cereals and pureed foods

...I love using the Y cut nipples for my baby's cereals and for baby foods to serve on the run. It would take a really large chunk to clog them. If you make sure the food inside is not too thin, th ... read more

...So I'd suggest just buying one pack and trying them out if you think your baby is ready. The overall quality is equal or better to the Avent and much better than the Dr Brown I have used in the p ... read more

...My two year old son takes an occasional bottle and he likes the fast flow. So I'd suggest just buying one pack and trying them out if you think your baby is ready.The overall quality is equal or ... read more

...Recently we switched from Level 1 to the Y-cut nipples because our 2-month old has reflux and needed to be put on a formula with rice starch; the starch causes the formula to be much thicker. She ... read more

...This is a general review for born free products; we've been using the bottles and nipples for 4.5 months and we have never had a mold problem. After every use we disassemble and clean all the part ... read more