Tommee Tippee Natural Start Silicone Baby Bottles

The Tommee Tippee Natural Start Silicone Baby Bottles comes in sizes up to 9 oz, per Tommee Tippee. A squeezable 9 oz silicone bottle with a silicone nipple and valve that sterilizes in the microwave.

  • 9 ozSizes
  • siliconeMaterial

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How the Natural Start Silicone Baby Bottles stacks up

Against the 7 silicone and stainless bottles we track. The shaded band is where the middle half of them fall; the dot is this one.

Largest bottle size9 ozBiggest bottle size of 7 silicone and stainless bottles

Within the typical range for silicone and stainless bottles (8 oz to 9 oz).

This one
4 ozmiddle 9 oz9 oz

What sets the Natural Start Silicone Baby Bottles apart

Measured against the 7 silicone and stainless bottles we compare, from each maker's published specs.

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Nipple flows and bottle sizes

As Tommee Tippee lists them.

Bottle sizes9 oz
Nipple materialsilicone
Bottle materialsilicone

Venting and neck

Vent (maker's name)anti-colic valve

Nipples that list this bottle

Tommee Tippee lists these nipples as fitting this bottle.

Care

Microwave (maker)Yes

Listed features

  • Soft silicone body
  • Microwave sterilizing

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Full specs

Tommee Tippee Natural Start Silicone Baby Bottles
TypeSilicone or stainless bottle
Sizes9 oz
Materialsilicone
Nipple materialsilicone
Ventanti-colic valve
MicrowaveYes, per the maker
Maker's use notesSqueezable; sterilize in the microwave in about 3 minutes

Compare the Natural Start Silicone Baby Bottles with

How each closest rival differs from the Natural Start Silicone Baby Bottles, from the makers' specs.

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Natural Start Silicone Baby Bottles: questions answered

From Tommee Tippee's published specs, last checked 2026-11-02.

How do I clean the Tommee Tippee Natural Start Silicone Baby Bottles?

Feeding: see the AAP's Starting Solid Foods page and the CDC's bottle and formula page. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

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Where these specs come from

Last checked 2026-11-02. Spot something wrong? Tell us. Read our editorial and safety policy and corrections.