Koove Gravity Bottle
Upright, sideways, upside down. The ball finds the milk.
- Upright
- On its side
- Upside down
- You hold your baby, not the bottleA free hand to support their head, burp, or settle.
- One bottle, three jobsHands free, an everyday bottle, or a sealed milk store.
- The tube brush is in the boxSized for the inside of the tube. About a minute per clean.
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- Free tracked shippingTracking on every order
- Arrives in 5 to 9 daysBusiness days
- 30 day returnsChanged your mind? Write to us
- Three tops includedTube, nipple, sealing disc
In every box
3 in 1- 300 ml bottle
- Wide-neck nipple
- Tube with gravity ball
- Pacifier and clip
- Sealing disc and lid
- Free Tube brush
How it works
How it works
A small weighted ball sits on the end of the silicone tube, inside the bottle. It rolls to the lowest point whenever the bottle moves, so it is always resting in the milk.
The angle stops being something you manage. You hold your baby, and you stay with them for the whole feed.
What is in the box
What is in the box
300 ml wide-neck PP bottle
Wide-neck cross-cut nipple
Silicone feeding tube with the weighted gravity ball
Silicone pacifier with shield and clip strap
Sealing disc and storage lid
Tube cleaning brush, in every box
Cleaning the tube
Cleaning the tube
Take it apart straight after the feed. Flush warm soapy water through the tube, then push the included brush all the way through, twice.
Rinse, hang the tube so the water runs out, and air dry on a clean rack.
Specs
Specs
Capacity 300 ml
Wide neck, 5 cm opening
PP bottle, silicone tube and pacifier
Wide-neck cross-cut nipple
From around 3 months
Shipping and returns
Shipping and returns
Tracked shipping on every order. Most orders arrive within 5 to 9 business days.
Returns within 30 days. If it is not for you, write to us and we sort it out.
Koove Gravity Bottle
Hands free, not attention free
The angle stops being your job
Drag to tip both bottles. The ordinary one needs the right angle and enough milk. The ball simply rolls to wherever the milk is.
Illustration. Milk levels are simulated, the weighted ball is how the real bottle works.
Six parts, one idea
Everything that makes it hands free
Most of this is a good baby bottle. The part that changes the feed is a small weighted ball on a soft tube.
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A small weight on the end of the tube, inside the bottle. It rolls to the lowest point whenever the bottle moves, so it always rests in the milk.
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Soft silicone that draws milk from wherever the ball sits. It comes off the cap for washing.
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The end your baby feeds from. The shield rests against their face, and the clip strap keeps the tube short and close.
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Wide enough for a formula scoop without dusting the counter, and wide enough for a bottle sponge when you wash it.
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Screw it on in place of the tube and this is an everyday 300 ml bottle. Cross cut, so milk flows as your baby sucks.
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Drop it under the ring and the same bottle becomes a sealed store for expressed milk in the fridge.
Pick the one that sounds like yours
Which feed is yours
One arm, twenty five minutes
You sit on the edge of the bed holding the bottle at exactly the right angle. Your arm goes numb. Shift once and the nipple slips.
You hold your baby instead of the bottle. Your free hand supports their head or rubs their back, and the angle stops mattering.
Two babies, two hands, nothing spare
Both hands are on bottles, so neither baby can be picked up quickly, and leaning over two of them wrecks your back.
Two bottles, two tubes, both hands back for the babies. You stay right there the whole time. You are just not a bottle stand.
Upright for the next half hour
They need to stay upright during the feed and after it. Holding a baby upright and a bottle at an angle is a two arm job.
The bottle can sit at any angle, so you keep them upright on your lap and still feed, with a hand free to support them.
It falls, and the feed is over
They want to hold it and cannot keep it up. It tips, it slips, it lands on the floor, and you are back to holding it yourself.
The ball keeps the tube in the milk however the bottle ends up, so a wobbly grip no longer ends the feed. You stay close the whole time.
Change the top, change the job
One bottle, three jobs
The same 300 ml bottle with three tops. Nothing extra to buy, nothing extra in the cupboard.
Tube and pacifier on
The weighted ball keeps the tube in the milk at any angle, so your hands go to your baby instead of the bottle.
- 3am feeds
- Twins
- Reflux
On topTube, weighted ball, pacifier and clip
Wide-neck nipple on
An ordinary 300 ml bottle. The 5 cm opening takes a formula scoop without dusting the counter.
- Daytime feeds
- Family helping out
- Travel
On topWide-neck cross-cut nipple
Sealing disc in
A sealed store for expressed milk in the fridge. Pour it in, seal it, and feed from the same bottle later.
- Pumping
- Fridge
- Night prep
On topSealing disc and storage lid
- Free tracked shipping
- 30 day returns
The honest part
The one minute tube clean
It is one more piece to wash. With the right brush, straight after the feed, it stays a small job.
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Take it apart straight away
Tube off the cap, pacifier off the tube, nipple out of the ring. Milk left sitting in a tube is what turns into a smell later.
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Flush warm soapy water through
Run warm soapy water through the tube and the pacifier until it comes out clear.
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Brush all the way through, twice
Push the included brush in one end and out the other. Do the ball and the pacifier separately. Keep this brush for feeding items only.
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Rinse, then hang it to dry
Rinse everything and hang the tube so the water runs out. Air dry on a clean rack, never with a dish towel.
Wash after every feed. The CDC advises sanitizing feeding items at least daily if your baby is under 2 months, was born premature, or has a weakened immune system.
Printed on the box, and here
Hands free. Never attention free.
This bottle frees your hands so they can hold your baby. It does not free you to step away. These rules are part of the product.
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Stay with your baby
A baby should never be left alone with any bottle, propped or hands free. This frees your hands, not your attention.
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Awake feeds only
Not for sleep and not for the crib. Feed held or sitting up, while your baby is awake.
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Keep the tube clipped short
Loose tubing near a baby is a strangulation risk. Clip it short during the feed, then unclip and store it away.
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Take it out when they are done
When the sucking slows or they start to drift off, the feed is over. Remove the pacifier end straight away.
From around 3 monthsOnce your baby holds their head steady. Unsure? Ask your pediatrician.
Age in months
General guidance, not medical advice. If your baby was premature, has feeding or swallowing difficulties, or you are unsure, speak to your pediatrician first.
Questions parents ask
Can I leave my baby alone with it?
Can I leave my baby alone with it?
No, and we would rather say so plainly.
This frees your hands, not your attention. A baby should never be left alone with any bottle, propped or hands free, and it is not for the crib or for sleep. Stay with them, feed them held or sitting up, and take the tube out when they are done.
How hard is the tube to clean, honestly?
How hard is the tube to clean, honestly?
It is one more piece to wash, and it adds about a minute.
What keeps it easy is doing it straight after the feed and having the right brush. Flush warm soapy water through, push the included brush all the way through twice, then hang it to dry.
Is the cleaning brush really included?
Is the cleaning brush really included?
Yes, in every box at no extra cost.
It is the long thin one sized for the inside of the tube, not a normal bottle brush. Keep it for feeding items only.
What age is it for?
What age is it for?
From around 3 months, once your baby holds their head steady. It stays useful through the stage where they want to hold the bottle and cannot keep it up.
If your baby is younger, was premature, or you are unsure, ask your pediatrician first.
How does the ball actually work?
How does the ball actually work?
A small weighted ball sits on the end of the tube inside the bottle. It rolls to the lowest point whenever the bottle moves, so it is always resting in the milk.
That is the whole mechanism. Whatever the angle, the tube has milk to draw from.
Can I use it as a normal bottle?
Can I use it as a normal bottle?
Yes. Take the tube off, screw on the wide-neck nipple, and it is an everyday bottle.
Swap in the sealing disc instead and the same bottle stores expressed milk.
Can I feed in the car seat?
Can I feed in the car seat?
Not while the car is moving. A sudden stop is not the moment to have a nipple in a baby's mouth.
Park somewhere safe, stay with your baby, and feed the way you would at home.
What parents say
Based on 12,312 reviews
works upside down. i didnt believe it either 😂
arrived fast
Twin mom. Feeding both at once used to mean two bottles, two arms and zero chance of burping anyone. Now they each have a tube, I sit between their bouncers and actually have my hands free to hold them. Still right there the whole feed obviously, it just doesnt wreck my back anymore.
love it
the brush is clutch
so much easier on car rides
Honest review: it is one more thing to wash. The tube adds maybe a minute after every feed. The brush that comes with it goes all the way through and gets it clean, I just had to get in the habit of doing it right away instead of leaving it in the sink. Worth it for us but know that going in.
good bottle 👍
my 7 month old holds it however she wants now
Bought it mostly for the storage part and ended up using the tube every day. I pump into it, close it with the sealing disc, and later just swap the top. One bottle instead of three different things on the counter. The wide neck makes pouring way less messy too.
way better than our old tube bottle
💙💙
reflux baby approved
My son is 5 months and wants to hold his own bottle but drops it every two minutes and then screams. With the tube the bottle just sits on my lap at whatever angle and the milk keeps coming. He grabs the pacifier end and thinks hes a big boy. Im holding him the whole time, I just stopped chasing the angle.
took about a week to get here, worth the wait
does what it says
wish it came bigger than 300ml
Grandma here. My daughters arm was killing her during night feeds so I got her two. The weighted ball sounded like a gimmick until I tipped it sideways in the kitchen and watched it keep pulling milk. The clip keeps the tube short so nothing is dangling near the baby, which was my one worry.
ordered a second one
10/10