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Re: What are the best baby bottles?

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Re: What are the best baby bottles?

shartman0507 — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 17:04:35 GMT

Wow this helps a lot!! All the magazines and Dr.s told me to get Dr. browns bottles but their crazy expensive!! I am definitely going to try the Playtex Vent-air bottles first.

Re: What are the best baby bottles?

basibabies — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 00:09:47 GMT

I have 3 1/2 month old twins and we tried them all. Feedings are going very well using Dr.Browns.. although there is some extra time needed to clean all the parts, but its worth it to keep my babies happy. Every baby is different so you may end up trying different systems to see what suits your baby.. good luck!

Re: What are the best baby bottles?

weigikai — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 23:10:24 GMT

Hey,

I do not know about other people but I have really enjoyed the Playtex Drop-ins. I have had no problems with spit-ups or a lot of excess gas. Plus they are so easy to clean up after you use them!

Re: What are the best baby bottles?

kazarian05 — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 21:37:37 GMT

Yes I have brest feed my baby. I am currently doing it. But I want to supplement with formula after he turns 8 weeks old. This way it won't be too hard when I stop nursing.

I have 2 more children a 11 year old and 8 year old, and my husband and I feel it would be very hard to continue to nurse being I am always on the run, with my other children. I have a good mild supply in the freezer that I can use for emergencies.

Re: What are the best baby bottles?

mayrarivera4 — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 18:17:28 GMT

did you ever brest feed your baby?

Re: What are the best baby bottles?

Sweetness2010 — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 12:08:44 GMT

We have tried a number of bottles as well-- for our six week old. The Avent bottles leaked all over the place--I have friends who have had similar problems. It appears to b the Avent BPA free bottles only--and they are a bit expensive. We have also tried the Evenflo Purely Confi and they are a good and inexpensve fit with replaceable nipples. This was a good choice to be able to have several spare bottles waiting in the fridge instead of cleaning them all of the time. The Playtex drop ins are good for on the go feedings--no leaking and quick clean up. All of the bottles have worked well and really have not given baby gas---which is key with out milk allergy/colicy litlle one. Good luck--it really gets down to what works for you baby is the best.

Re: What are the best baby bottles?

lfvalenc — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 20:34:27 GMT

I use Born free and tommi tippee. between those two, born free is the one i like the most, it is perfect.

Re: What are the best baby bottles?

anxiouslywaiting — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 22:15:12 GMT

I plan on trying a combination of a few to see what the baby best responds to. I plan to register for Dr. Browns, Avent, and Playtex liners. I'm not to keen with the Born Free.

Re: What are the best baby bottles?

kazarian05 — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 21:04:02 GMT

I know what you mean. My son Jacob was just born on May 18th and I currently have a 11 year old son, and a 8 year old daughter.

I think the best bottles are "Avent" they worked great for my son and daughter and it's what I'm using now for my son when I need to supplement with formula. They have different flow bottle nipples and you can change them as the baby grows. They are also great because the baby does not get colic or swallow that much air with these bottles.

Hope this helps!!!

Re: What are the best baby bottles?

soareca — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 19:06:53 GMT

I would recommend the Dr Browns bottles. I had tried Born Free but my baby liked Dr Brown so much better. Never had a colic and she is almost 9 months. I believe it is worth every penny.

Re: What are the best baby bottles?

peshsc — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 17:58:41 GMT

We tried lots of different types of bottles and finally settled on the Playtex VentAir bottles.

Re: What are the best baby bottles?

MommyRN4 — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 16:33:49 GMT

Before you go out and buy lots of expensive bottles, you need to see what type your baby likes. Try buying one or two inexpensive kinds first. If your baby doesn't like them or they increase her gas, you can then try the more expensive and time consuming Dr. Brown's etc.. I used Playtex with drop in liners for all of my children and they loved them. The clean up is easy and it reduces the air they swallow just like the other bottles. Ultimately though, the best bottle will be the one your baby likes to take! Don't buy too many until you know your baby likes them.

Re: What are the best baby bottles?

bytetuan — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 06:51:23 GMT

Hello!!!!

I like everyone else here try every bottle there is!!!! and my baby finally settle with avent!!!! they work great and Burlingtong and Target has really good deals on them I hope this helps

Re: What are the best baby bottles?

cemoody — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 17:24:31 GMT

I've asked all my pregnant friends (with child #2, etc.) and it really depends on what our baby will take. I'll be trying First Year's Soothie line first. This was highly recommended by my friends who now have toddlers.