When you're picking out a bottle or feeding accessory, "BPA-free" gets thrown around a lot — but it's worth knowing what it actually means and what else to look for.
Start with the plastics
BPA (bisphenol A) is a chemical once common in hard plastics that's been linked to health concerns with long-term exposure, especially in infants. Nearly every reputable baby product today is BPA-free, but it's still worth double-checking, especially with off-brand accessories or hand-me-downs.
Silicone nipples matter too
The nipple itself spends more time in your baby's mouth than any other part of the bottle. Look for food-grade silicone that's soft, flexible, and holds up to repeated sterilizing without breaking down or developing a sticky texture.
Easy to take apart, easy to trust
A bottle you can fully disassemble — separating the nipple, any tubing, and the lid — is one you can actually clean properly. Hidden crevices are where residue (and bacteria) like to hide.
BabyFlow 360 is built with all of this in mind: BPA-free throughout, with a soft, breast-like silicone nipple designed for natural feeding.
