Hey Ladies,
I am expecting LO#2 in March. I used Dr. Browns bottles with LO#1. I loved them and my baby had very little gas or tummy troubles. We don't have a dishwasher, so washing all those little parts is a long process everyday. Add on, regular dishes and sippy cups, I imagine myself doing dishes every free moment of the day.
What are some other bottles that you all loved?
TIA
Re: fav. Bottles?
DD2: Lucia (Lucy) 07/13
BFP #1 9/7/10, EDD 5/14/11, Violet born 5/27/11.
BFP #2 4/9/12, EDD 12/16/12, M/C Rory 4/24/12.
BFP #3 10/6/12, EDD 6/16/12., Matilda born 6/17/13.
DD #2 - 03.13
2/06 - surprise pregnancy - twins
3/06 - m/c 1st baby at 6 weeks
5/06 -2nd baby had no heartbeat at 14 wks.
D&E - Bled out. Blood transfusions. Week in ICU - Cheated Death!
Diagnosis: Blood clotting and bleeding disorder, immune issues, & cervical stenosis
5/10 - 1st IVF cycle - BFN
FET - 10/12/10 - BFN
1/11 - IVF with PGD - BFN
IVF - May - BFN
6/11 New RE - fingers crossed!
9/11 - IVF - 4 transferred
10/13 - BFP!!
It's a boy! Clint Michael, Due in June!!!
m/c at 13 weeks - March 23, 2011
We have a fussy baby and tried multiple bottles. I would rate them from best to worst as:
1.) Avent: Easy to clean and decent with gas.
2.) Playtex: Had issues once he out grew the slow flow bottles and he got really fussy after awhile. The cost of liners adds up over time.
3.) Dr Browns: As good with gas as the Avent. Bottles are somewhat big and have a lot of parts to clean.
4.) Tommee Tippee: The slow flow nipple was too fast and he spit up a lot.
5.) Medela: These bottles are a joke. Turned the bottle upside down and milk poured out like a hose.
DS 3.12.08
DD 7.11.09
DD 8.01.13