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Home » Breastfeeding Products » Bokee Review: How to Make a Bottle with One Hand (2021)

Bokee Review: How to Make a Bottle with One Hand (2021)

By Amanda Glenn, CLC. Last Updated January 2, 2021. Originally Posted August 5, 2020.

Almost every parent has been there – your baby is hungry and you need to make a bottle, but you don’t want to put baby down to do it. The bökee makes preparing a bottle with one hand easy! Here’s how it works.

How to Make a Bottle One-Handed

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What is the bökee?

The bökee is a small bottle holder that can grip both the counter and a baby bottle or sippy cup, allowing you to make a bottle one handed.

The bökee holds the bottle in place while you pour in breast milk, formula, or water and screw on the nipple or cap.

When would you use a bökee?

I think that the bokee can come in handy in two ways:

  • To put your bottle/pump parts in when you’re done pumping to avoid spills (I’ve put down the bottle from one side and then knocked it over while disconnecting the other side so many times).
  • When you need to make a bottle one-handed. You can unscrew your pump parts and screw a nipple onto a bottle with one hand with it.

Here’s how I made a bottle one-handed (while holding my phone in the other):

How does it work?

Basically, the bottom suctions down onto the counter or table, and then the silicone holder grips the bottle, holding it in place.

I found that I needed to push down on the bottle while screwing the pump parts off and the nipple on for the best results.

Can you use it after baby gets older?

Yes, you can use it to make sippy cups one-handed, too.

And then, when baby is done with sippy cups, it makes a great drink holder! I’m currently using it as a coaster to ensure my kids don’t knock over my Diet  Coke (which seems to happen constantly otherwise):

can of diet coke in a bokee

Bokee Review: Bottom line

If you find yourself making bottles one-handed all the time and struggle with putting your baby down to do it OR are always knocking over pumped bottles of milk, it can come in really handy!

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Have you used a bokee? Tell us your bokee review in the comments!

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Hi! I’m Amanda. I'm a Certified Lactation Counselor® and an experienced exclusive pumper. My goal is to help make exclusively pumping as easy as possible for you, so that you can enjoy your baby! This website is for educational purposes and should not be considered medical advice. Read More

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