This bottle is part of the wider range in the Baby Bottle category and stands out due to the combination of glass, latex, and silicone. That sounds technical, but you’ll notice the difference right away.

• 240 ml glass bottle that absorbs no flavours or odours
• Silicone sleeve offers grip and protects against bumps
• Round latex teat feels soft, similar to the breast
• Medium flow, suitable for babies who drink a bit faster
• Parts are replaceable, including the teat
• Easy to clean at high temperatures
• Available in Baby Blue, Ivory, Sage, and Blush

1. Clean the bottle before first use with hot water or in the dishwasher.
2. Fill the bottle with milk or formula up to 240 ml.
3. Place the latex teat in the ring and screw it onto the bottle.
4. Warm the milk using a bottle warmer or a bowl of warm water. Do not use a microwave as it heats unevenly.
5. Hold the bottle slightly tilted while feeding, not fully upright. A more horizontal position keeps the flow steady.
6. Check the latex teat regularly for small tears and replace it when worn.

If you want to replace the teat or have a spare, the Bottle Teat Latex Natural Rubber - 2pcs is a handy addition. That way, you don’t have to buy a whole new bottle when the teat needs changing.

Glass doesn’t absorb odours, flavours, or discolouration. This means the bottle stays as fresh-looking after months of use as it did on day one. The round latex teat mimics the breast’s shape, making it easier for breastfed babies to switch between breast and bottle. The silicone sleeve prevents slipping from your hand and offers some protection if dropped. Together, these three materials make the BIBS Glass Baby Bottle Round Siliconen Medium Flow - 240ml comfortable for both you and your baby. A solid choice if you want to use less plastic in daily feeding.

A glass bottle is heavier than a plastic one. Young babies who want to hold the bottle themselves may find it tricky at first. You’ll notice this mostly when your baby starts reaching at around four to five months. The silicone sleeve helps a little by offering grip. But if weight is a big concern, consider the Baby Bottle Glass - 110ml - Ivory, which is much lighter and handy for smaller feeds.

The bottle tolerates the temperature changes typical of everyday home use. Using a bottle warmer or warm water is fine. Avoid microwaving as it heats unevenly, creating hot spots you can’t see from the outside. This applies to all baby bottles, not just glass. Wondering if the BIBS glass bottle is microwave safe? The short answer is no, but that’s not a flaw of the bottle itself.

Latex wears out faster than silicone. Check the teat weekly by gently pulling on it. See small tears, sticky texture, or discolouration? Then it’s time for a new one. Most parents replace the teat every four to eight weeks with daily use. That may seem often, but spare teats are sold separately, so you don’t need to buy a new bottle each time.

The BIBS Glass Baby Bottle Round Siliconen Medium Flow - 240ml is the best choice if you want glass combined with a soft latex teat and appreciate Scandinavian design. If you already use BIBS pacifiers, your baby is likely familiar with the teat’s shape, making the bottle transition easier.

Is your baby sensitive to colic or swallows a lot of air? Dr. Brown’s bottles score better here thanks to their built-in vent system. Have a latex allergy or want to replace teats less often? Then check out the Baby Bottle Complete Set Silicone Medium Flow - 270ml, which uses a longer-lasting silicone teat.

Want to try the BIBS glass bottle in a smaller size before moving up to 240 ml? Start with the Baby Bottle Latex Slow Flow - 150ml. That way, you can test if the bottle and flow suit your baby. You’ll find all sizes and variants of the BIBS glass baby bottle at Baby & Child Care.

Manufacturer contact:
round nipple
høgevej 19
3400 hillerød denmark
Denmark
info@bibsworld.nl