If you wish to return a bundle (a combination of two or more individual products sold as a set at a discounted price), all items in the bundle must be returned together to receive a refund. Partial returns are not possible. If you wish to keep any item(s), you will need to place a new order for those items.

Many parents follow the paced bottle feeding method because it helps regulate milk flow, supports natural feeding cues, and mimics breastfeeding. It can also aid digestion and reduce the risk of overfeeding. Learn more about paced bottle feeding and how it works here.

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"Anti-colic" refers to bottle features that help reduce the amount of air a baby swallows while feeding. Swallowed air can lead to gas, discomfort, and excessive crying - commonly known as colic. While all newborns cry sometimes, colic is typically diagnosed when a baby cries for more than 3 hours a day, at least 3 days a week, for at least one week. It affects about 1 in 5 babies. The exact cause is unknown, but some experts believe it may be linked to digestion issues or a sensitivity to something in the baby’s formula or breastmilk. One way to help reduce colic is to minimize the amount of air your baby swallows while feeding. All BIBS Baby Bottles include an anti-colic slit in the nipple that helps control milk flow and prevent bubbles from forming in the milk. This creates a smoother feeding experience with less air intake, helping minimize discomfort and colic - so your baby can feed more comfortably.

Our bottles are made from two high-quality and durable materials: borosilicate glass or BPA-free PP. Borosilicate glass is much sturdier than regular glass, offering excellent scratch, stain, and shatter resistance, making it an ideal long-lasting option. However, like all glass, it can still break if subjected to significant force. BPA-free PP is a lightweight plastic that can withstand most bumps associated with everyday use. That said, PP is softer than glass or thicker materials, making it slightly more prone to minor scratches from regular handling or contact with rough surfaces. To minimize wear and tear and prevent damage, we recommend using soft cleaning tools, avoiding harsh chemicals, storing the bottle away from sharp objects, and always handling with care.

Plastic bottles can deform due to changes in heat and air pressure. When hot liquid is poured into the bottle, the air inside heats up and expands. If the bottle is closed or covered while the air is still warm, an airtight seal forms. As the bottle cools, the air inside contracts, creating a vacuum that can cause the bottle to collapse or deform, especially if it’s made of softer plastic like PP (polypropylene). This is a natural physical reaction, not a defect. To prevent this, never close the bottle with a cap or place it in a sealed container while it is being heated or still warm, and always allow it to cool down fully before sealing it with a lid.