Bisphenol-A Free Bottles

You can buy a brand of bottle that is sold at all large, popular baby stores (like babies r us) - they are all Born Free, and are not real expensive. You can order them online too.

Anything glass is good, but they are quite expensive. The only bottle my son would take is Avent (after trying so many) and the Avent Tempo (the one with liners, like Playtex drop-ins) are free of Bisphenol-A. Any drop ins are good, and I've heard that Born Free is good. Since my budget was limited, I switched to Avent Tempo, so I could at least still use the Avent nipple.

Hi C.-

We used the Sassy MAM bottles (4oz). They are available from Target. They are not so cheap, but they aren't as expensive as the Dr. Brown's either.

When I did my research a year ago, all Avent bottles were polycarbonate (which releases BPA). Clear hard plastic is mostly PC, it also goes under the name lexan.

Good luck,
Erika

HI,

I had that concern too, but I found out the chemicals are leached in high heat only. Like the dishwasher dry cycle!. So, I just got myself a good bottle brush and I wash them by hand. Hope that helps.

H.

I switched to the Playtex drop in bottles, they are inexpensive, light weight and really convenient.
S.