Dr. Brown's Original Nipple, Level 3 (6m+), 2 Count

I highly recommend it.

Great for Dr brown narrow bottles

Not paying attention to what we were doing our son was 6 months old and still using size 1 nipples. He was only drinking 2 ounces a feeding and slowed in growth. Our doctor had made some suggestions to get him to consume more. None were more important then to "check the nipples" We purchased some 2's and his intake increased. Now it's been a month and we've transitioned to 2's and 3's. He's now drinking 4-6 oz per feeding. We did find that we needed to transition because when we jumped from 1's to 3's he gagged a little. We bought the 4's already so we can start those as we transition off the 2'sMakes a huge difference. We're a bit behind in growth for his age, but he's back on a good curve. Just being able to intake more food before his tummy thought it was full. He's sleeping longer through the nights too.

My twins were ready to up the flow to level 3 and these did just the job. Love how easy it is to get the next level of flow! We stayed at level 3 until we transitioned to the sippy cup nipple.

Great product and well made

Perfect. Fast shipping

This was just what we needed when my son started to scream when drinking from his bottle because he wasn't getting enough milk. I ordered these after buying the same pack at Toys R' Us. These were a whole $1 cheaper!! And it was the same exact product! So instead of buying 2 pack at the store, I bought one at the store that I could use the next day while at the same time ordering these on my amazon app on my phone to get them in 2 days. This was such a great deal, there's no way I'm buying anything else without looking on Amazon first!

We've tried many bottles and we prefer dr. browns. I like that you can change the nipples as your child grows and not buy entirely new set of bottles. We started with the preemie or level 0 and that was the only nipple that had a slow enough flow for her at the time. Now that she is almost 7 months, the level 3 works well. I don't see any excess milk from the sides of her mouth and hardly any choking so she seems to be happy with it.