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What bottle brand are you using?

Jen ThomasJen Thomas
in 3rd Trimester
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  • StaceySnGeorgiaStaceySnGeorgia
    Medela because that's the kind of pump I am using and they go hand in hand.
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  • lhulllhull
    Avent- I have fed lots of babies at my daycare and I like them the best out of all.  Now I hope baby likes them!
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  • AngelaEsqAngelaEsq
    Dr. Browns. Those bottles were recommended by friends and I saw a dramatic change in my nephew's gas issues when my SIL switched.
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  • ToBeMrsC6907ToBeMrsC6907

    Born Free- recommended to me by many friends/family, also recommended by Baby Bargains. 

    MAM- also recommended to me by many; they are supposed to be great for transitioning breast fed babies and anti-colic.

    Also, both are BPA-free and I also got both kinds of pacis which also come highly recommended.

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  • evhammevhamm
    dr brown's glass bottles. No BPA to worry about, like their nipple selection too.
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  • emariaemaria
    playtex drop-ins original nursers (i bought 2 of their 4 oz. bottles to try out with dd).  i like that their standard liners can also be used for breast milk storage so i don't have to buy extra bags for storage.  they're also bpa free and seem pretty easy to use but we'll see if she likes them. 
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  • grace&rickygrace&ricky
    Dr. Brown.  Heard good stuff about it from friends; less gas, good nipples.
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  • jamie.reneejamie.renee
    Breastflow.  I have heard only good things about them so I decided to give them a try.  With my second I used Avent she they worked well for her. 
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  • RandZBRandZB member
    MilkBank.  They got the best reviews, are insulated and vented, and are part of a vacuum-seal breast milk storage system that pumps out oxygen from the bottles and keeps it fresh.  Plus they look really cool.
    I HAVE CHILDREN.
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    MilkBank.  They got the best reviews, are insulated and vented, and are part of a vacuum-seal breast milk storage system that pumps out oxygen from the bottles and keeps it fresh.  Plus they look really cool.

    I am also using milkbank.

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  • carly007carly007

    MilkBank - same reasons posted above. Great reviews and I love how the system works.

    But - I am guessing my little girl will ultimately decide what we use - I mean, if she refuses the milkbank nipples or gets to gassy, etc. we will have to try something else. (Hoping this doesn't happen, though!) 

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  • FutureMcClain07FutureMcClain07
    Dr. Browns mostly but have a few Avent contoured bottles just in case...
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  • amesv119amesv119 member
    We registered for Playtex Drop-Ins and a friend gave me a ton of Dr. Brown's since her DD didn't like them. We'll try both and see what she likes.
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  • beth thackerbeth thacker
    We got a little bit of everything at our shower.. playtex vent-air, soothie, and the playtex drop ins. We will use whichever the baby will take to.
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  • DaisyAdairDaisyAdair

    Avent (Tempo disposables)...that's all my older 2 will take. 

    Watch.....this one won't like the Avent and I'll have to shell out $$$ for other kinds.

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  • jmurachjmurach
    We're going to start with the playtex drop-ins and see if she'll take them. We don't have a dishwasher in our current apartment so I'd prefer to stick with the drop-ins since they'll be easier to clean.
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  • ErinLee30ErinLee30
    Dr. Browns- my sister-in-law used them and really liked them.
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