Comments on: Anthropomorphic Eco Adiri Bottles

By: Jill Fehrenbacher

Jill Fehrenbacher — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 21:02:04 +0000

UPDATE: Since I’ve written this article I’ve had my baby, and for reasons I don’t want to go into too much depth on, I already have to do some bottle supplementation for my newborn. I’ve been using an Adiri bottle because I want to avoid nipple confusuion and I like the fact that it is more like the breast than any other bottle I’ve found. My baby seems to like it too! He has to work a bit harder to get milk out of it than with other bottles, but I think that is a good thing. Short story: so far I’m happy with the Adiri bottle…

By: Jeremy Toeman

Jeremy Toeman — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 19:18:04 +0000

We have this but quickly stopped using it. It leaks constantly, and the moment our son was able to, he used it to spray milk around him (~13 months). Buyer beware.

By: Kate

Kate — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 23:02:09 +0000

We loved using adiris for my son and we hope to use them again when we have another baby. There are definitely small annoyances- when you fill the bottle upside-down, sometimes when you turn it over milk leaks a little even though you have the cover on; the ounce measurements run from bottom to top so to see how much your baby has had so far you have to turn the bottle upside-down; you have to make sure the top is on really tight otherwise milk can spill when you turn it right-side up; you can’t heat milk by submersing the bottle in water because it makes the valve leak.
That being said I liked that the bottles are BPA free and that they mimic nursing the most out of any bottle I’ve seen. Also, they look really cool.