Which Bottles Are Best

Updated on October 10, 2008
G.S. asks from Van Nuys, CA
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Which kind of bottles are best? I'm looking for a bottle that allows air in to reduce the vacuum effect in the bottle. I've beeen thinking about either the regular Avent bottles, or the Playtex Drop-in bottles. Both are available in BPA-free plastic.

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L.P.

answers from Los Angeles on

I like the Born Free bottles. They are expensive, but good.

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L.W.

answers from San Diego on

Dr. Brown's bottles have just recently come out with a BPA-free plastic bottle. It has a whole venting system which allows air to reduce the vacuum effect and also reduces the risks of ear infections.

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A.M.

answers from Santa Barbara on

I also really like the Born Free bottles. They are pricey, but they are BPA-free and great at reducing gas. I used Avent with my first two children, but they leak over time. I have used Born Free for 9 months with my son, and they are perfect. Good luck, and congratulations on your growing family!

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M.

answers from Las Vegas on

I have used the Playtex Nurser Drop-in bottles for both of my kids and been very happy. You literally push all of the air out of the bags. My daughter had colic and these bottles were wonderful! I do feel a little bit guilty about the waste from the bags, but it makes cleaning pretty simple.

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S.C.

answers from Los Angeles on

I'm using both Born Free & Dr. Brown's - I prefer the Born Free. They are expensive but worth it!

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