Dr. Brown's Ultra-Preemie Narrow Nipple – Extra Slow Flow, 0m+, 6 Pack | BPA Free Silicone

Ultra-Preemie Nipple: Gentle, Slow Feeding That Fits Premature Babies

The Dr. Brown's Ultra-Preemie Narrow Nipple is designed for newborns facing feeding challenges. Widely used in hospitals and NICUs, this ultra-slow flow nipple delivers small, controlled amounts to help little ones practice feeding at their own pace.

Paired with the anti-colic internal vent system, it is part of a setup that can reduce spit-up, burping and gas while supporting a more comfortable feeding session. The vacuum-free design aims to bring feeding closer to breastfeeding, letting babies feed calmly and at a pace that suits them.

What caregivers appreciate about the Ultra-Preemie Nipples

• Ultra-slow flow supports premature babies and babies with feeding difficulties by delivering tiny amounts at a time.
• Anti-colic vent system is associated with less discomfort from gas and reflux-like symptoms.
• Consistent flow helps the baby feed at a steady pace without sudden bursts.
• Breast-like nipple shape encourages a proper latch and smoother transitions between breast and bottle.
• Soft 100 silicone material is gentle, and the nipple fits all Dr. Brown's Narrow bottles.
• Preserves nutrients and supports digestion as part of a careful feeding routine.
• BPA-free and dishwasher or sterilizer friendly for easy cleaning and peace of mind.

Real-world use and care

In hospital NICUs and in homes alike, the Ultra-Preemie nipple is used with babies who need extra support during feeding. It is dishwasher-safe on the top rack and compatible with electric and microwave sterilizers or boiling water. Always use the vent system with Ultra-Preemie Flow Nipples.

Care tips and safety reminders

• Ensure the vent system is used with Ultra-Preemie Nipples to maintain the intended flow.
• Follow sterilization guidelines per your equipment and health care provider.
• Keep the product BPA-free and check for any signs of wear before use.
• Replace the nipple if the flow rate seems inconsistent or the softness degrades over time.

Note: Consult your health care provider to confirm suitability for your child's feeding plan and any specific feeding challenges.