
One hand for the baby. One for the bottle. None left for you.
Every feed needs both hands, so nothing else gets done. Nobody can hold a bottle steady in a moving car seat. Tilt it wrong and your baby swallows air — then comes the colic. And narrow necks trap milk residue where the brush cannot reach.
EasySip puts the bottle down. It stands beside your baby and the milk travels up a soft silicone tube to a pacifier-style teat. Their hands stay free. So do yours.
How it works
A weighted ball that follows the milk
Inside the bottle, the tube ends in a small weighted ball. Wherever the milk pools, the ball rolls to it — so the bottle keeps feeding from wherever you set it down.
One bottle. Three stages.
Swap the top instead of buying the next thing. All three fit the same 300 ml wide-neck body.
Side by side
Against an ordinary baby bottle
| EasySip | Ordinary bottle | |
|---|---|---|
| Feeds with nobody holding it | Yes — tube and teat | Must be held |
| Works at any bottle angle | Yes — gravity ball | Must be tilted |
| Usable in a car seat | Yes | No |
| Converts to a straw cup | Included | Sold separately |
| Pacifier top | Included | Sold separately |
| Neck width | Wide — brush reaches the base | Narrow on most models |
| Cleaning brush | In the box | Rarely included |
Six pieces, one bottle
Everything arrives in one box, ready for the first feed after a quick wash.
- 300 ml wide-neck bottle
- Weighted tube assembly
- Silicone pacifier top
- Anti-colic nipple
- Sealing disc & cap
- Long-handle cleaning brush
What parents say
Real verified-purchase reviews for this product, imported from the supplier listing. 4.6 out of 5 from 658 ratings.
Questions parents ask
Is it fiddly to put together?
Is it fiddly to put together?
There are four parts: bottle, ring, top and tube. A handful of reviewers found the first assembly awkward, so it is worth doing once before the first feed rather than at 3 a.m. Push the tube fully onto the underside of the lid until it seats, then screw the ring down until it stops. After that it goes together in seconds.
How long is the tube?
How long is the tube?
Long enough to set the bottle down beside your baby — on the play mat, on the sofa cushion, in the side of a car seat — while the teat stays comfortably in their mouth. It coils back into the bottle for storage.
Does the gravity ball really work on its side?
Does the gravity ball really work on its side?
Yes — that is the whole point of it. The weight keeps the tube’s opening under the milk whichever way the bottle sits, so your baby is not drawing air even when the bottle is lying flat in a car seat.
What is the bottle made of?
What is the bottle made of?
A clear BPA-free bottle body with food-grade silicone for the nipple, tube and pacifier top.
How do I clean it?
How do I clean it?
Take the four pieces apart, wash in warm soapy water with the included long-handle brush, and rinse. The wide neck means the brush reaches the base, so nothing gets trapped in the shoulder of the bottle.
What age is it for?
What age is it for?
The nipple suits newborns from day one — one reviewer used it with a seven-week-old. Switch to the tube once your baby can hold the bottle themselves, usually around six months. The pacifier top works at any stage.
How fast does the milk flow?
How fast does the milk flow?
The tube is deliberately slower than a free-flowing teat, which is what stops gulping and air intake. If your baby is used to a fast-flow nipple, expect a short adjustment period.
What if we don’t get on with it?
What if we don’t get on with it?
Thirty days to send it back for a full refund. If your baby will not take it, that is reason enough.
Thirty nights to decide
Use it for a month. If it does not make the night feeds easier, send it back for a full refund — no questions, no restocking fee. Free shipping on every order, dispatched within 24 hours.