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nyam123 (191.2 days ago)
The Playtex Drop-Ins are BPA Free now too. They work best for my baby when we switched from the breast to bottle at 8 1/2 months.

bellabelly (192.3 days ago)
I use Madela (spelling?) bottles. They are completely BPA (everything in their line is). They are fantastic! I highly recommend using only BPA free bottles though! If you don`t know about BPA yet just google it and you`ll find loads of info on it and why it is NOT safe for babies (or anyone else for that matter! lol)

summerisis (198.3 days ago)
I use Born Free -- They`re bottles have always been BPA free from what I understand. I initially wanted Dr. Brown`s glass bottles but I chose Born Free plastic because I drop stuff. These bottles are expensive ($10 each) so I only bought three which has worked out fine for me.

mommy2be707 (198.4 days ago)
i plan on using dr. browns glass bottles

kathleen (198.5 days ago)
tommie tipple

lisa-82 (198.5 days ago)
i`ve been told dr. brown are really good but 1-theres too many parts to clean and 2-their more expensive. i use playtex and ive been told those are the next best! and i love them!

~Amy~ (198.5 days ago)
My sister uses the glass Dr. Brown bottles for her colicy baby. They have the stick that goes down the middle to reduce the amount of air being sucked in by baby.

res (198.6 days ago)
I like Born Free bottles.

KarenVG (198.6 days ago)
you need to check out the advice for BPA. Most bottles in canada are not available anymore because of it. However I always have used the playtex with the drop in liners they are on the safe list too.

alex76 (198.6 days ago)
I`ve used Avent with both babies and love their bottles. Very good for colic.



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