Baby Bottles

[noahbear516]

I am due with my second baby at the end of January and need to find new bottles. The ones I used with my son were before the BPA Free so I would like to switch. Any Suggestions???

[prego7386]

well first i will warn you that this has the potential to have drama so be prepared. Two i use DR Brown bottles you can get them BPA free, glass, or reg. they are a little more expensive but they greatly reduce colic because of the air not getting in..my son is 10 months old and he never had a spit up issue..he would maybe spit up 2 or 3 times a little a day when he was young but that stopped when he was about 4 months old, he never had colic and has never had an ear infection....i do think these bottles helped out a lot. some say they are hard to clean but i just take them apart and put them in my dishwasher never had a problem with them

[Ixchel183]

we used the glass evenflo with the colored grip things that you can take on and off.

[amb_josh]

I use playtex drop ins and i love them! Easy clean up. I have never had a problem with spit up (although i dont think it has to do with the bottles, even the premade hosptial bottles she didnt spit up with) But I highly recommend the playtex drop ins

[butterflyblu]

My son wasn't picky about bottles so I used the cheap Evenflo and Gerber bottles that are BPA free. They are only $3 for a 3 pack at Wal-Mart or Target.  If you are breastfeeding, I'd go with a bottle that has a wide nipple such as Born Free, Medela, or Avent.  I know Born Free and Medela are BPA free, and I think Avent has some BPA free ones too.  Playtex drop ins are also BPA free.  I tried Dr. Brown's but didn't like them at all.