Baby Bottle Holder Hands Free, Hands Free Bottle Holder for Dad Anti-Shedding and Anti-Slip Suitable for Most Bottle Sizes-Free Hand Bottle Holder (Orange)

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I’m a first time mom of a 2.5 month old baby and I’ve been hunting for efficiencies to better care for my baby while being able to get a few things done in a day.This Beebo bottle holder that I discovered through a Reddit thread has been awesome! I read that it was featured on Shark Tank.When I lay my baby across my right thigh where she is laying at an incline, I can drape the Beebo bottle holder across my left shoulder and position the bottle so that I’m truly hands-free while feeding her when I need two free hands to grab and open some snacks to nourish my milk-producing body or to look up something on my phone.This bottle holder is super easy to securely hold and position a glass Philips Avent bottle at the right angle and it’s also really easy to pop in and out to refill the bottle. My baby likes it and I like it too!I’m really happy I discovered this product and with the right use, it should honestly have much higher reviews. This bottle holder along with the Momcozy bottle washer, the Philips sterilizer and dryer, the Boppy-type pillow, and the Tushbaby-type hip seat have been game changers for caring for my newborn while feeling like I have the capability to still get a few things done in the day.Since the bottle holder is made of a foam-type material, it’s natural to have some off-gassing so what I did was to let the product air out for a day and then I wiped it with a Clorox wipe before using it.

I was actively looking for a solution to free my hands while bottle feeding my little one. Having to cuddle with one hand and hold the bottle with the other hand for a daily 6-8 feeding sessions each lasts 20-30 mins long is a huge commitment, as you can't do anything else. I came across this and immediately ordered. The end result is a bit mixed. There a number of caveats for this solution.1. You will need the bottle to be quite secure. while the circular foam holds most of the bottles, it works best with uniformly shaped bottles like the classical dr brown bottles. other bottles, with non uniform profiles, will not have very solid contact points with the holder, and can sometimes be easily dislodged if the baby or yourself moves.2. You have to cuddle the baby in a very specific position in order for it to really work. The bottle holder will dictate how far away the nipple is from your chest, and the baby's mouth need to be exactly the same distance from your chest in a cuddling position. This is not as easy to achieve, and even hardly to maintain, especially if your baby does not like the type of position that much.3. When you fiddle with all the cuddling positions, it is very easy for baby to lose the latch of the nipple. Then you may have milk leaking out. This is more difficult, as the revolving mechnism is on the firm side can it could be awkward sometimes to operate with one hand.4. It's hard to control flow rate. Unlike hand holding the bottle, you don't have much freedom to control the angle of the bottle and position of the latch, adapting to the baby's swallowing/choking motion. Yes, the holder head rotates, but try rotating it while your baby is sucking the nipple is hard and is disrupting the feeding rhythm. As the baby goes from hungry to full in a feeding session, his/her intake rate changes, I found adapting to the rhythm and adjust the rate is hard, and towards the later part, I basically always just take the bottle of and use my hand.At the end of the day, this thing kind of works with a set of ideal/specific conditions. For me, it kind of works for the initial part of the feeding session, if I don't mind fiddling around to find the right cuddling position. but that's a lot of trouble. Again, I am still experimenting with it. Maybe it works better for you.

Didn't really work for over the shoulder, but it worked PERFECTLY with the "sit me up" chair. I think the price should be a little cheaper, overall it's an okay product.

Very difficult to adjust the angle when using. Very rigid design, and too flat

Most women go through this clock where we feel like we just wasted our time and energy and not enough time left. Or the feeling of needing to get married so to speak! Or using up our minutes to tackle all tasks! Point is, our hands are freed up to text clients and try to make sales while having this thing help you feed your baby!

So pointless honestly. And doesn't hold all bottles. Too wide for the skinny tall bottles and too skinny for the fat short bottles. Plus how are you supposed to feed and burpbyour baby at the same time like it says

Wish I had this with my first child. Love this