Bottles

What is the difference?
Nipples also?

and whats up with this bottle with a bag?

Woah.. I need some help on this one also

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Dr. Browns (the one with the tube) tends to help with gas. (From what i hear)

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Message edited 6/7/2007 9:48:26 AM.

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I went with the platex drop ins. SO many people told me they started with one thing, but ended up with these.

I htink every baby is different though, and you have to find what works for your baby.

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do u get the bottles after you have the baby?

like how do you know?

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I prefer platex nursers...that's the bottle with the bag...

1. You only have to wash and sterilize the nipples.
2. Baby can hold their own bottle earlier b/c once all the air is squezzed out bottle works like a straw.(Baby learning to hold bottle is essential for busy moms and moms like me w/ multiple children.
3. More convenient when one the go. You only need one holder. Then just pack nipples and dropins (thats the bags).

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I just registered for the ones my sister likes....avent bottles (in 2 sizes) and a mix of 3 different nipples (newborn, medium flow & fast flow). I have no idea whats up w/the bag drop in thingys either?? All I cared about was that my breast pump can pump directly into the bottle.

eta: I can always return the unused ones if they don't work right

Message edited 6/7/2007 9:53:08 AM.

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Posted by Theresa05

do u get the bottles after you have the baby?

like how do you know?

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I use Advent, only because of limiting gas and going from breast to bottle and less parts to clean. We've had zero issues with Advent, you just can't tighten them too much, that's when they leak.

I couldn't be bothered with the Playtex drop ins, or the ventaire's that have extra pieces to clean and the dr. browns that have the most parts to clean.

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Dr browns is a brand I am assuming?

and does this baggy thing come in all brands or no?

ughg

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Avent makes a drop-in bag style bottle now too. I got the Avent to start with, we'll see how it goes. They had a nice starter kit, conversion tops for breast pumps into the bottle, and a lot of storage options (baggies for the new drop-ins, bottles for the conversion top, disposable containers) which I liked.

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I think the big deal about the baggies is that there is less to clean and sterilize ahead of time.

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i regsitered for the avent bottles and playtex ones .. i am not to fond of the drop ins.. nver had been. i gues it is what the baby prefers also


whats the difference between latex and silicone nipples??

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i think it's all a preference. I used avent and was happy. We didn't have gas problems, but if we did, I would have gone to Dr Brown's.


I never used the platex drop-ins, but I guess they are easier to clean? I just made sure that I had a lot of bottles and that I could just throw them all in the dishwasher at the end of the day.

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I had registered for Avent and Playtex VentAire but returned them both after getting so many recommendations about Dr Browns, also Taylor was getting horrible hiccups and the Dr Browns helped with those

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I used the Playtex Airvent ones with DD, and I really liked them. As far as nipples go, my DD was fine with whatever I gave her, but everyone told me the Nuk ones by Gerber were the best.