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Dr Browns Bottles
Asked by A.M. from Charleston
on November 18, 2008
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has anyone use the dr browns bottles do they really work
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- I enthusiastically recommend Dr. Brown's bottles! A friend of mine used them with her son, and because of what my friend said I used them exclusively with my daughter...
- Dr. Browns are AWESOME! If your child is the least bit gassy, they are worth it. They take a little longer to clean, but I think they are worth the time. They make ...
- Once I weaned my last child, I started using Dr. Brown's I love them. They definitely do prevent gas. When I weaned my other daughter, she didn't like the Dr. Brown'...
BPA And Pthalate Free Bottles
Asked by C.C. from Little Rock
on December 12, 2008
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I am trying to choose new bottles for our second baby. I have replaced all of my son's sippy cups with BPA free products. As much as I hate to throw out the Avent bo...
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- I use the Dr. Brown's bottles!! They are now BPA free, and I looove them!! They are at Wal-Mart and Target, I think like $12 for a three pack?? But, they are soo worth...
- Dr Brown's has changed their plastic bottles to BPA-free kind. The ones to look for have that cloudy white translucent color instead of C. clear like the old plastic ...
- Hi C.- I use Dr. Brown's BPA-free bottles and LOVE them! They are now available at Target and Wal-Mart and easy-to-find place. When I got them back in May, they wer...
What Is the Best Brand for Bottles? Avent?
Asked by H.M. from Detroit
on February 1, 2011
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Hey there. We are pregnant with our third baby and looking for what kind of bottles we want to buy. I have heard good things about the Avent bottles, but before I make...
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- My son used Dr. Browns for a few months, but they were hard to really get completley clean so we switched to Gerber Nuk. He was very picky about bottles and these are ...
- We used and liked Dr. Browns the only thing is the cleaning is a few steps ... but those are what I would use again. Oh and when he was older and nearly done with bot...
- I used Avent with baby #1 and #2. Now I use Dr. Browns with Baby #3.
Need New Bottles
Asked by L.F. from Denver
on September 10, 2008
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I am not really having an issue, but just want some opinions from other moms with newborns/infants... I am trying to find new bottles, I have a 5 month old and am brea...
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- We used Dr. Brown's for both my kids, and they work great. Plus, they make a bisephonal-A free bottle now, so that's a bonus!
- I used nuk for my baby she loved them...its how we got her breast broke! Also no leaking!
- Hello, I used Dr Browns wide bottles with my daughter and never had any problems. In fact, I am looking to sell about 10 bottles. You would need to buy the nipples,...
Lookin for the Best Baby Bottles
Asked by L.J. from Dallas
on October 19, 2009
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We used Dr. Brown bottles for our first grandbaby...but don't want to for this one. 5 pieces to every bottle is too much to wash. Have any of you moms used "born free"...
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- I use the Born Free as well, but just to let you know there is a valve that you have to use in each bottle. I tried not to use it and it leaked. So you still have 5 ...
- That's what I use and love them. I have never used anything differnet so I don't know if the bottle is great or if my baby would do fine on any bottle. There is only...
- Well I personally started my daughter on the sassy mam bottle but I hated it b/c of the pieces and she actually wasnt latching right b/c it was such a wide nipple, we ...
Glass Bottles and Covers
Asked by J.J. from Chicago
on October 14, 2008
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Hiya moms!
I am wanting to switch to glass bottles with my next baby but have a few questions maybe some can answer.
1. Do they clean well in the dishwasher?
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- Hi J.! I second the advice to wash them in hot soapy water with a bottle brush that you use only for that purpose. The instructions generally have you boil to steril...
- I jsut saw this product on another website this morning. I have never used glass bottles and I know nothing about the product, but it's worth looking into. http://...
- We got some evenflo glass bottles from a friend just recently and my daughter found the nipples - even the newborn ones - WAAAY too fast flowing for her. We also trie...
Storing Baby Bottles
Asked by C.D. from Detroit
on September 23, 2008
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My son isn't using his Avent bottles anymore, and I was thinking about saving them to use with our next child (whenever that might be). I planned to toss the nipples ...
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- I'm way less particular :) My Avents are sorted by bottle size and nipples sorted by size in ziploc bags, then all packed together in a large paper bag up in my daugh...
- I would strongly suggest not keeping them and starting over with bottles that contain no Bisphenol A, which the Avent bottles currently do.
- You can simply store them...however Avent bottles contain BPA a toxic chemical that is leached upon heating. I would replace them with a BPA free alternative. I hear...
Used Baby Bottles
Asked by E.S. from Grand Rapids
on December 18, 2009
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Does anybody know if its ok to reuse baby bottles from other moms?Because Im trying to find some because they are kind of expensive,,,please give me your sugestion...T...
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- Buy new nipples, boil and sanitize the rest and you should be good to go!
- of course.. you drink out of glasses at restaurant that were used.. and then washed... run them through the dishwasher and they will be fine.. you might want new ni...
- Depends on the type. The Playtex nurser types seem safer to me as the "bottle" is the disposable holder. If you do get the bottles, think about purchasing new nipple...
Donating Used Baby Bottles??
Asked by S.S. from Phoenix
on August 26, 2008
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I'm not sure about this one. Can you donate used baby bottles? I have around $100 worth of Dr. Brown bottles and parts that I am done with. I don't want them to go to ...
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- I found an organization called Young Lives. They are a nonprofit that serves as mentors to teenagers who are pregnant or parenting. They have girls as young as 12 an...
- Yes, You can actually take them to a childrens resale shop and get cash or credit. I would call around. Also I would call a womens shelter or teenage pregnancy hotline...
- I'm sure the House of Refuge would accept them. There's one in Gilbert.
BPA Free Glass Bottles
Asked by J.S. from New York
on August 11, 2010
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I would like to switch from Plastic bottles to glass ones b/c of the dangers. Looking for a great safe, Bisphenol-A (BPA), phthalate, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) fre...
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- I used Evenflo classic glass bottles for my daughter's daycare (pumped breastmilk). I had started out on Avent plastic bottles, but she hated the nipples and I had a ...
- My SIL used Dr. Brown glass bottles, they were a nice heavy glass, she has broken a few though and they are pricey. Read up on them, they seem like great bottles. Pate...
- I used evenflo. They're cheap, the perfect size and easy to clean. Never had an issue with breakage.
