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Best Bottle for Breastfed Baby
Asked by K.S. from New York
on July 26, 2011
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I exclusively breastfeed and I am returning to work in a month .I only work part time night shift as a nurse so my husband won't have to give TOO MANY bottles. Howev...
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- You can try the First Years Breastflow bottle. It is shaped like a real nipple and boob. I call it the boobie bottle it makes me laugh.
- Both of my kids started out with the Playtex drop ins and brown nipple (it's actually for breastfed babies). I loved them, no leaks & easy to clean. Neither of my ki...
- My son used the Playtex Drop-ins, and had zero difficulty going back and forth from breast to bottle. I plan to breastfeed our next baby, and plan to try these again!
Perfect Pet?
Asked by A.D. from Eau Claire
on April 8, 2011
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My daughter is 5 years old. I was thinking about getting her/the family a pet but I am not sure what to get. Is there an inexpensive pet that is good for that age and ...
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- Well I am sure you heard this already a fish is the only thing other then sea monkeys or a hermit crab or some thing she can really only look at and not touch . I pers...
- My youngest three have hamsters (they are 4, 6 & 7). I know you said you don't want them because it might nip but of our hamsters, and we've had them several months, t...
- I would say either a fish or adopt an adult persian cat. When you adopt an adult, you already know their personality and you are doing a nice thing. Persians are so...
When Is It Best to Remove Bottle
Asked by A.W. from Providence
on April 15, 2010
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my daughter is nearly 13 months,she only gets a bottle of milk in the morning just before giving her breakfast and a bottle only before bed.she wont drink milk from si...
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- I would take away the morning bottle first. Be persistent with the sippy cup. What kind do you use? Have you tried the Nuby ones that have a soft spout? If she c...
- Hi A., it wasn't until about 15 months that I sucessfully got my son drinking from a "sippy cup". We finally ended up with the flip top straw cups (My son thought the ...
- i just posted somethng like this a couple a weeks ago i got good advice you should check them out. she should be getting 24oz of milk and 12oz of juice. my daughter is...
Finding the Right Bottle
Asked by J.R. from Sarasota
on May 14, 2007
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Can someone tell me which bottle is the best.
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- Hello J., Dr.Brown bottles are the best. If you just introducing your little one to the bottles you might want to give him gas drops before each feeding. Here why ...
- It takes some trial and error, so just buy one or two until you know if your baby likes it. Dr. Brown's is popular for reducing gas. If you are breastfeeding try Av...
- Is this Mari's cousin??
Introducing Bottle Feeding
Asked by C.K. from San Francisco
on February 14, 2009
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Would like to know what is the best way to intro my 3 months old baby to bottle feeding & which bottle is the best out there.
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- I personally like the Dr Browns Bottles. My daughter seemed to have less gas, lighter burps, and hardly to no tummy aches (that I know of). She did spit up but that wa...
- C., I don't know if you plan on continuing to breastfeed, but if you do-- the Adiri bottle is great- it is shaped like a breast and most babies like it. I also like...
- I used Playtex drop-ins premium, clear nipples. My daughter didn't have much colic with them at all and she adjusted to the nipples quite easy. When I have another c...
Best Nipples for Baby Refusing Bottle
Asked by L.G. from Chicago
on May 3, 2009
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Hello - I know that every baby is different, but just looking for suggestions in bottles/nipples that some of you may have used and had success with breastfed infants ...
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- L.- I have had the same problem. My 2 year old did the same thing and now our 8 week old isn't taking it well either. We tried every nipple with the first one. He wou...
- We had the same issue with our now 5 month old daughter. She was breastfed but we gave her a bottle every few days. Then when she turned 3 months it was like a switc...
- I suggest the following two websites. They both have forums where you can get some excellent suggestions... http://www.kellymom.com/ http://forums.llli.org/index...
To All You Perfect moms...how Do You Do It??
Asked by J.P. from Chicago
on October 19, 2011
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So in the carpool drop off at preschool this morning, Im looking at some of the other moms in the car and Im thinking, wow, they look great, what the heck happened to ...
Best Bottle to Help with Spit up and Gas
Asked by D.O. from Minneapolis
on February 14, 2009
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Wondering if anyone has experience and/or suggestions about which brand of bottle would help with spit up and gas problems. We currently use Avent bottles. I don't thi...
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- My daughter and son-in-law had a similar problem with my grandson. First of all he was eating every 2 hours and spiting up all the time. They put him on a 4 hour sch...
- Our son had acid reflux. The dr.brown bottles worked the best. They are a pain to clean, but worth it.
- We tried a lot of different bottles, but figured out that it wasn't the bottle that was causing the spit up. We keep trying to use Target or Sam's Club brand of formu...
Bottle Nipples Affected by Cascade Dish Soap
Asked by S.I. from Chicago
on February 2, 2011
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Has anyone else ever experienced washing their Born Free (or any other BPA free bottle) nipple in the dishwasher, as directed only to find that the dish washing soap h...
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- We dont put our nipples in the dishwasher, it breaks them down. I was them by hand every night with dish soap.
- You can buy new nipples separately - you don't have to buy all new bottles. We used Born Free for my daughter, and I bought her new nipples every few months when she ...
- I used to hand wash then sterilize with a sterilizer or soak in boiling water. There are ones that go in the microwave that look neat, and you just let air dry (air dr...
Getting Baby to Take Bottle
Asked by L.C. from Sioux Falls
on December 12, 2006
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How do I get my breastfed infant to take a bottle?
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- when i went back to work, my son was 3 months old, he is 5 mo now. but i bought those expensive bottles that breast fed babies "will take" nope, didnt like it one bit!...
- Along with trying different nipples. Also ,try putting breast milk on the nipple as often as you can through out the feeding might help.
- Depending on how old your baby is, could be easy or difficult. I was told to introduce a bottle between 5-8 weeks- even if just an occaisional feeding to get them use...
