Baby Product Reviews:Bottles

Which bottle seems to work best for your baby?

There are many different brands, sizes, and colors of bottles available to choose from. To make feedings more enjoyable and pleasant, you will want to choose a bottle that your baby is comfortable with. The nipple size and speed of milk flow are two things to keep in mind when purchasing bottles for your baby.

What kind of bottle works best for your baby? Is there something that makes the bottles you chose better or worse than other kinds you have previously tried? Share your experiences with other mothers that are searching for the perfect bottle for their little one.

Comments: Baby Product Reviews - Bottles

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em2 stewarts wife - 267 days ago.
I work at a nursery and we see all sorts of bottles. I have to say I do not like the dr browns because of the leaking and how dificult they are to clean. I have always been a fan of the playtex ventaire, super easy! Though my most favorite would have to be the breastflow. They are great! If you want to continue breast feeding and bottle feeding at the same time they are great because they really help with nipple confusion.

RobinG - 268 days ago.
Having had 3 babies and the oldest 13 I've seen and used various one on the market ~ I think Dr. Browns are the best above all others :) There is no other that compares when it comes to reducing gas and bubbles :)

indigocream - 268 days ago.
I am in search of the perfect bottle for my little diva.... I like the Prince Lionheart Bottle... Has anyone tried these bottles

flutterflybaby1999 - 281 days ago.
I found the wee-go bottle covers for the glass bottles. i think theyre awesome idea. Theres Thinkbaby bottles, greentogrow bottles, born free bottles, and dr brown bottles but you have to get the cloudy colored bottle thats made out of Polypropylene, its suppose to bpa free. Glass bottles are always a good choice. I was also wondering. when you put the bottles in the microwave steralizer container. isnt that consider microwaving your bottles which is bad?????? thanks

KayandRysMoM - 283 days ago.
Ok ladies i have a question. I am using the Dr browns bottles and i really like them but they are now leaking at times and that just drives me crazy. It seems that milk is filling the little plastic funnel looking peice that goes in the middle and then milk leaks out under the ring around the nipple and gets all over. Has anyone else experienced this with these bottles? Am i doing something wrong that can be corrected? I havent had any problems with gas/spit up with my LO so far so i would really like to keep these bottles but the leaking drives me crazy...i switched off of Avent with my first bc of this. Any advice would be helpful!!

shellshocked - 308 days ago.
I found a link for BPA-free bottles. http://babyproducts.about.com/od/feedingdrinks/tp/BPA_free_baby_bottles.htm At home, my boyfriend and I only drink out of glasses. I try not to microwave anything, but if I do, I make sure I don't microwave anything plastic. Plastic is poison and horrible for the environment as it takes over 100 years to break down. So, I wouldn't want my baby to drink out of plastic either. The wee*go glass bottle looks like the way to go.

Elliott-James-mummy - 308 days ago.
dawnispregz - I use those too, only discovered them last week they are fab. I have started using the Tommee Tippee bottle warmers as well and swear by their bottles.

shocked-over-3 - 308 days ago.
My baby would NOT take a bottle until around 4 months since he was exclusivley breastfed and was stubborn...I tried every kind of bottle on the market..I finally bought a bottle called 'BreastFLO'..It took him a couple of weeks,but he gave in and started drinking from it. Thought I'd share:)

erikavb - 336 days ago.
i use born free and i love them. i breastfeed and pump. (my pump is an avent kind and i too have those bottles; there good too; bpa free)

dawnispregz - 343 days ago.
I HAVE FOUND THE GREATEST THING SINCE SLICED BREAD FOR BOTTLE FED BABIES!!!!! They are called Tommee Tippee Compact Feed Dispensers. Basically its a compact airtight dispenser that sit inside your bottle(tommee tippee only) you put the right ounce feed in there, the right amount ounce water in the bottle and then sit the dispenser inside(like russian doll effect) then put the teat n cap on as normal. this eliminates wasting feeds as we all know formula lasts 2hr whrn made. water lasts 24hrs b4 stale. we use them when going out n make enough for the night feeds so we dont have to deal with screaming baby mid night. We wrap the bottle in a towel and sit on radiator for the night so its nice and warm for him. when needing a feed take out the dispenser n pour feed in water n shake as normal. I dont know if they are old news im late catching on but ive just found them and they are amazing. 6 dispensers for about £2. just wash n sterilise.

mountainmama - 375 days ago.
my girl wouldn't have anything to do with the first year bottles. but every baby is different. as for bpa, i'm personally trying to avoid it. of course, at one point i had no choice, i couldn't get my baby to take a bottle! canada has banned all bottles with bpa. i think many countries in europe have too. i think bpa leaches more into the milk when the bottle is heated.

kellnjoelplusone - 375 days ago.
I love MAM the shape of the nipple is so great that my daughter doesn't makes a big sloppy mess and she is not as gassy

mommyagain2008 - 375 days ago.
I am using platex dropins and they are soo much more convienet.

JeniWalker - 377 days ago.
those breastflow bottles are really great. i used em with my son. the playtex ventaire ones also work really well.

ShaunaDear - 377 days ago.
Well, I purchased the first years breastflow bottles. I will be only be feeding my baby breastmilk once in a while from it. Kind of a 'just-in-case' thing. This whole BPA thing has me freaking out a little. What do you think about these bottles? It can't be that bad or they wouldn't sell them, right?

mountainmama - 386 days ago.
yup, the nuk nipple no more. for the past week it's been the playtex drop ins. i'm bummed about the disposable liners, i try hard to be as eco/green as possible, but if she'll drink during the day...........oh well.........we've decided this will be her bottle. no more switching!