Bare ® Air-free, a healthier alternative to baby bottles, is designed to reduce severe gas, spit-up, daytime fuss, midnight colic, GER, GERS & diagnosed GERD. For babies 0-18 months.

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Beautiful and functional Bare® Air-free gift sets for all occasions

moms swear by bare®

Beautiful and functional Bare® Air-free gift sets for all occasions

moms swear by bare®

bare® air-free is not your typical baby bottle

Bare® Air-free is designed to dispense air-free milk while held right side up, so babies can feed in an upright position. This lets the baby feed against gravity to control the flow and pace with suction. The combination of these benefits shows monumental health benefits for babies with colic, gas, spit ups, GER, and GERD. Watch the video below and learn how to use Bare® Air-free in seconds.

which size to buy?

Bare® Air-free allows you to expel the air by pushing the Air-plug® up, like a syringe. If your baby feeds less than 4oz, this size makes it really easy to have perfect air-free feedings. Learn how to use Bare® Air-free now.

Do not use the 8oz if you plan to feed less than 5oz. Bare® Air-free allows you to expel the air by pushing the Air-plug® up, like a syringe. You can’t expel more than 3oz of air with this size. Try the 4oz instead.

The short tip on the Perfe-latch® nipple allows for a deep/wide latch on the areola part of the nipple. Once seal is established and suction begins, the tip extends inside the baby’s mouth. This feature mimics a lactating breast to help start, reinstate and continue to breastfeed.

Choose this nipple if your baby is bottle-fed, does both (breast and bottle) or if you don’t plan to breastfeed. The longer, more standard shape, makes an easier transition from most available baby bottles.

Per directions, you will feed your baby in a 100% vertical-upright position, with face tipped down a bit, and hold Bare® right side up. This means your baby will feed against gravity and with suction only (think of a straw cup). This feature allows your baby to control the flow and pace of feeding like babies do while breastfeeding.