Baby Bottle Holder (Yellow) - 25 Degree Angle. Frees a Hand While Bottle Feeding Infants Formula or Milk. Helpful for Fathers, Mothers and Caretakers

This tool is helpful, but often is not at a high enough angle for our baby (or could be just the bottle we use), so we have to put a rolled up burp cloth underneath. Great concept, may need some extra help with the execution. The bottle can still roll off of this tool, as we have found to happen multiple times. This bottle holder probably does its job 50-60% of the time, but truthfully, that is helpful enough when you are on the go and need something to just hold the bottle as much as possible without having to hold it myself. Just yesterday, I went with another mom and her baby to see the Easter bunny at the mall. As we were pushing our strollers, it was nice not having to bend over to hold a bottle in place as we walked, or to have to stop altogether to feed. My friend was impressed (but she exclusively breastfeeds so has no need for this), and thought it was such a cool concept. And it is, just doesn't always replace having to hold a bottle for your baby. Would I buy it again? Yes, it does help often enough. We now have 3. One for upstairs, one for downstairs, and a different colored one for the diaper bag/car/travel.

This is not the end all solution to all your feeding problems, or a 3rd hand... but at times... it might as well be. I’ve only had this for a few days but it’s come in handy at least 10 times already. Yes, when her hands flail it doesn’t stay put, and I wish sometimes the angle was just a little steeper BUT this thing has already paid for itself in my opinion. For every 5 times I’ve tried to use it, it’s worked 4 of them. Such a simple tool lets me be able to get small chores done while she’s eating every once in a while. I went to a bridal shower today and at least 3 women approached me about it saying how they wish something like this around 10 years ago. Before purchasing I used to prop up burp cloths but as soon as my daughter would move her head to the side the bottle would fall. With this tool it doesn’t do that anywhere close to the amount it did. The bottle (I use dr Browns both wide mouth & regular) sits nicely in the curve and the rubber cups it so it doesn’t slide all over. This is going to be my new baby shower gift. It says for 3+ months, but my daughter is 2 months and it works great. This will get a lot of use until she can hold the bottle herself.

Buy it!My babies use it daily they are 8 months old. Hands free feeding saving this mom of twins life

I'm not sure what I was expecting. The silicone is thin and hollow...maybe I thought it would be firm plastic. A full glass bottle is pretty heavy, and the silicone gives a bit under the weight of the bottle. The "stickiness" of the silicone is nice for not sliding around on baby's tummy, but if baby turns their head, the thing tips over and the bottle falls. Of course I don't intend to use this as a substitute for holding a baby during feeding, but in a pinch it's do-able if necessary. I would buy again, but not perfect.

I have to put a blanket under it to prop it up more

The idea behind this is genius, especially for a working mom who has little time in the morning to sit and feed a baby. The product is a soft rubber so it's a little hard to get the right angle for it to stay put to keep a bottle. But being as an infant is using it, I'm not sure they can make it sturdier without making it a hazard. I use the slim Dr. Browns and it's been useful so far. If anything when he's done with he bottle, he is using it as a teether!

This little yellow bottle proper is a life saver. We were looking for something to use in the car since the baby is in the back seat facing rear and mom is driving. Sometimes the baby just needs a bottle. This one is great. It is light weight but the silicone is soft and grips the bottle. The baby is still able to move his head and remove the bottle when finished. We found it handy at home too when baby decides he's hungry at in opportune times. Other models hung from above or had to tuck under the baby. We just pile up a muslin receiving blanket and place the baby bottle holder at the appropriate angel and place the bottle and good to go.

This product is made of quality silicone and looks attractive, but it is designed poorly. I will echo the many voices to say IT IS TOO SHALLOW OF AN ANGLE TO BE OF ANY USE! Part of the poor design is the chosen silicone material--it's not rigid enough to hold the bottle up at designed height, exacerbating the already-too-shallow angle, turning what should be a 15 degree angle into more like a five degree angle. Paying $15+ for a product that just comes out of a silicone mold in one piece is just a cash grab, imo. I only give it two stars because, well, it LOOKS nice and FEELS nice to to touch....but functionally it's subpar.