17 of the Best Baby Bottle and Breast Milk Storage Solutions You Can Buy on Amazon

Looking for a drying rack that’s easy on the eyes? Try this adorable option that looks like a grass lawn. The silicone “grass” blades hold bottles upright while they dry, and the included “Twig” and “Stem” accessory holders add extra whimsy and vertical storage space for smaller items (like bottle nipples, pacifiers and sippy cup holders). 

Dimensions: 13.55 x 11.01 x 2.5 inches

Community reviews: 

“I received mine as a gift when pregnant with my now 5 year old. I now have a 20 month old as well and we’ve used it constantly since the first was born. I like having the little twig/tree and the flower to add extra drying space. Those were always great for holding bottle nipples and pump parts. Plus it’s cute.” –lauw17

“I had two of these side by side for my children’s bottles and pump parts, and I still use it now for sippy cups and pacifiers. I love mine! You definitely need the tree and flower though for maximum space” –nostalgicdreams

This bottle and sippy cup organizer is small but mighty, using two compartments and a removable tray to corral your bottles, nipples, pacifiers and more. Keep it by the sink and use it as a drying rack, or put it in a kitchen drawer to combat clutter.

Dimensions: 11 x 8.5 x 4 inches

Parent review: 

“Best way to store bottles, nipples etc. These items used to be flying all over our cabinets until we purchased this which really helps ro keep it organized and in one place. Great buy"

This solution is especially clever for pumping moms, since you can stash all of your most important feeding items in one place — pump, spare parts, bottles, storage bags, breast care items — for easy access when you need them. Since it’s on wheels, you can take your cart from room to room, depending on where you’re feeding baby or pumping breastmilk. 

Dimensions: 16.75 x 16.75 x 32 inches

Weight: 10.06 pounds

Parent review:

“So I’ve seen a lot of mums do a breastfeeding caddy. And I think that’s a really good idea for all your breastfeeding items including water and snacks. If you plan on breastfeeding, you don’t need that many bottles. I bought two different brands of bottles in sets, so I have a total of 6 bottles. (I doubt I will even use all of them). But I would do a bar cart for you bottles, formula, and distilled water. Also include mommy and daddy snacks.”

Rather than try to piece together each bottle for perfect individual storage, speed things up with color-coded baskets. Inside your cabinet, stash one basket for each bottle part. For example, if the bottles you regularly use have the bottle, ring, nipple, and cap, you’ll need four baskets. Dedicate each basket to each part, so all you’ll need to do is toss in or grab and go. This colorful set of six makes this system a cinch to set up.

Dimensions: 14 x 10 x 3.25 inches

Community review:

“I used storage baskets. I kept one beside the sink that conveniently fits 6 closer to nature bottles so once full, the previously rinsed "dirty" bottles get washed with dish soap and poppet into the sterilizer. The second basket was kept on the dishwasher in the utility, right beside the sterilizer and only sterilized bottles would be allowed into it. Bit like a small production line.” –irish_ninja

Freestanding bottles in a cabinet are prone to tipping and flying out of the cabinet when you least expect it, but this plastic organizer keeps everything right where it's supposed to be. Each of the four plastic shelves feature three grooves that expertly cradle a bottle, so you can safely store up to 12 bottles. Need more room? Simply buy another set — you can stack as many as you can fit. And when your little one has outgrown bottles, you can use it to store water bottles, sippy cups or other items instead.

Dimensions: 11.51 x 8.06 x 3.99 inches

Weight: 1.14 pounds

Parent review:

“Love this! Whoever invented this is a genius in my book because there are many people who have tons of water bottles, travel coffee mugs, or shaker bottles in cupboards and it’s a disaster zone. No matter how many times I’ve tried to either organize or declutter our different bottles it was always a mess. Found these while looking at other organizing ideas for the kitchen and as soon as they arrived set them up! Love how they organize our bottles.”

If you’re short on cabinet space and you don’t mind looking at your bottles, this countertop drying rack is a great option. The stand keeps everything in place —no toppling towers of bottles and nipples here! — and minimizes effort, since you won’t have to move bottles from sink to drying rack to cabinet, only to repeat again. It’s compatible with many different brands (including Tommee Tippee and Philips Avent) and can fit up to 13 bottles with ease.

Dimensions: 12 x 7.8 x 1.7 inches

Weight: 1.05 pounds

Community review:

“I always kept the bottle drying rack out, and that’s where the clean bottles lived. No point in putting them away when they’re just going to get washed and reused again!” –c121217

If you’re storing prepared bottles in the fridge, this plastic caddy is a great solution. Both the front and the back of the organizer have built-in easy grip handles, so you can pull the whole thing out to grab what you need. Plus, the clear plastic makes it easy to see everything that's inside. It can also be used to store diapers, wipes, breast milk or other baby essentials.

Dimensions: 16 x 8 x 5 inches

Parent review:

“I bought this for my daughter for her baby shower. I visit her frequently. She keeps all her prepared bottles in this container. Bottles are easily in view and the refrigerator is well organized! Perfect baby shower gift!” 

Sick of digging around in your freezer for bags of breastmilk? Keep them easy-to-find and organized with this clever system. The metal tray on top of the container freezes breast milk bags quickly. Once it’s frozen solid, slip your bag into the slot at the top of the Freeze, where it’ll drop to the bottom for easy access later. Plus, it’s compatible with most milk storage bags. 

Dimensions: 9 x 7.3 x 5 inches

Capacity: Up to 60 ounces of breastmilk

Community review:

“it’s amazing for freezing bags flat and storing them before you throw them into the deep freezer or whatever.” –db20

This multipurpose organizer is perfect for both home and travel. At home, stash it on the counter to let bottles dry, then close the lid and tuck it into a cabinet. When traveling, simply snap the lid closed and use the convenient carry handle for easy transport. 

Dimensions: 13.39 x 10.24 x 14.57 inches

Weight: 2.29 pounds

Parent reviews:

“Very big area inside. The pictures on here do not do it justice. I put all of my Dr. Brown's bottles and pieces in it. Love that it has a lid and handle. Definitely recommend.”

“Honestly it’s expensive but the money is worth purchasing ESPECIALLY for pumping mommy’s . Since I started using this my baby’s bottles dry quicker and doesn’t collect dust/lint/hair that’s flying around in the air. Just make sure you clean it a couple times a month since the water does drop to the bottom to avoid a wet smell and I love that I can adjust how I want the holders since I use so many bottles and pumping parts.”

This two-tiered system is a fantastic solution for in-cabinet storage, since it features adjustable dividers that allow you to separate each basket into two. The result: Dedicated storage for each bottle part, so organization is a breeze. 

Dimensions: 14.38 x 9 x 10.63 inches

Parent review:

“The bins are sturdy and I LOVE the dividers you can adjust and out whenever you like - it allows you to pack in tall bottles without them knocking over, and also allows you to compartmentalize and organize your things. Assembly is quick and easy. Wish I’d known about these sooner, I highly recommend!”

If you have multiple kiddos, you’re probably swimming in bottles and bottle parts. This affordable, dual-layer bottle rack holds up to 16 bottles or cups to accommodate the needs of bigger families (or particularly hungry babies). The trays spin to make it easier to reach what you’re looking for, and there’s a removable drip tray that lets you either catch water or drain it into the sink. Plus, the whole thing can be cleaned in the top rack of the dishwasher. 

Dimensions: 12 x 12 x 3 inches

Community review: 

“I have the Munchkin high capacity rack as well... holds all our bottles and accessories plus I use it to dry pacifiers and medicine droppers as well after washing.” –Bridgetalan

Because these storage baskets come with lids, it’ll help keep your baby bottles clean and free from unwanted extras like lint and crumbs. The lids also make it easier to stack the baskets to conserve precious cabinet space. Since the set comes with two, stash bottles in one, caps and nipples in the other. 

Dimensions: 8 x 14.65 x 6 inches

Parent review:

“I bought a 4 pack of these and liked them so much that I bought this 2 pack for even more storage. I love that these are see through and I know what’s in each box.”

Both tiers of this two-tiered metal organizer slide out, so you can reach everything easily, even the bottles in the back. It’s the perfect way to double your storage space in a cabinet, but you can also easily stash it on the counter, if you need even more space than your cabinets and drawers permit. 

Dimensions: 14.17 x 7.8 x 11.6 inches; each drawer is 7.63 x 13.77 x 2.55 inches

Weight: 3.91 pounds

Parent review:

“I'm in love with these shelves! At first I didn't plan on using them in the fridge but I had a lot of wasted space on the top shelf and we were constantly "losing" containers shoving them to the back of the fridge. With these units I was able to add extra space and it's so easy to pull the shelf out to add or retrieve a container.”

If, like many, you have unused space above the fridge, this slim storage container is a great solution. Simply toss all of your clean bottles and their parts inside, then simply grab what you need when you need it — no need to take up a full cabinet’s worth of space. 

Dimensions: 18 x 6 x 29 inches

Weight: 3.17 pounds

Community review:

“I kept all dry/sanitized things in a little Rubbermaid bin on the counter or top of the fridge. I would wipe it out a few times a week with a pump wipe.” –megwest

Keep this plastic organizer on the counter so it’s always within easy reach. Since it has three separate drawers, you can keep each bottle part (like nipples, collars and vents) separate and organized. When it’s time to feed baby, simply go down the line, assembling the bottle one part at a time. 

Dimensions: 8.5 x 7.25 x 6.88 inches

Parent reviews:

“I love this product. I only use one of this to organize my 6 month olds bottles. I used the top shlef for my pump parts and the rest for baby bottles & pacifiers. I use Medela (5 & 8oz), Nuk (5oz) bottles and it fits well. The only thing is we also use Tommee Tippee & Munchkin bottles but those two doesn't fit at all.”

“Nice, good sized set of drawers. I'm using them for storing all things baby bottle including the bottles themselves. They don't fit Munchkin Latch bottles, but they fit all the other bottles I have, including Medela pump bottles.”

If you’d rather avoid bulky plastic organizers (or you have lots of extra drawer space), pick up a set of these adjustable drawer dividers. This way, you can make storage space you already have more functional, separating each part of the bottle into a different section of your drawer. 

Dimensions: ‎4 x 11 inches; can adjust to 17 inches long

Parent review:

“Super easy to install. Perfect for organizing large, deep drawers. I tripled my drawer storage and can find everything with ease.”

This vertical bottle drying rack makes the most out of the tiniest spaces. It can stand flush against a wall (helping it not take up too much countertop space) and has nine angled pegs perfect for hanging bottles and collars to dry. The caddy on top is great for holding nipples and pacifiers. 

Dimensions: 14.75 x 4.25 x 10.5 inches

Weight: 2.3 pounds

Parent review: 

“Love this drying rack! Takes up so much less space than other brands. Only complaint is the poles are so thick you can’t hang small things off them like nipples or syringes from giving medicine.”