The dr. brown bottles?

Question

has anyone used the dr. brown bottles and wat do u think? im considering in buying them to help gas in my little girl and jw wat ur input is?

sry for the spelling errors typing with one hand.

Answer 1

I use them when I am at work. I love them I havent found them any harder the clean but I see a lot of people say that about them. I dont know if they really work on gas but it is the only one my son likes to drink from. "he is b.f any other time"

Mine are BPA free you just have to make sure they are the soft plastic ones or the glass ones and not the hard ones

Answer 2

My lactation consultant said they are just over priced and don't help at all. They also say they are BPA free but they aren't. You should get a bottle that is BPA free.

I've heard the born free bottles help with gas and are also BPA free.

Answer 3

Hi, we have a 11week old baby boy switched to the dr brown bottles a few weeks ago because he has bad gas and was being really sick weve found them great, theyve definatley helped him.

They do take a bit longer too clean thou but its worth it. Also if you are going to try them it would be worth getting some level two teats because the level ones are really slow.

have you tried infacol?

Answer 4

I found they leaked and my son likes a nipple that is close to mine so I bought the Adiri bottles for the sitters and my hubby to use when  I am at work.  Dr. Brown are nice if you are not breastfeeding but I heard the Platex nursers are good too.  She is right about all the pieces to clean, and you really have to get in there to clean them or they get residual.

Answer 5

I found that they didn't help any better than other bottles with my baby's gas.  And they are awful to clean when you don't have a dishwasher.  There are too many pieces and it's a hassle.