Which bottle is the best to use? ?

Question

I was just curious in your experience which bottle was the easiest/best to use?

Answer 1

We use the Playtex drop ins. Our son doesn't like air in his bottle so he can sit up and still drink the bottle. I like them because he doesnt get gas with them. I hate Dr. Brown's bottles. The Playtex ones worked so much better for us.

Answer 2

i tried most bottles but my son preferred the asda home made ones to all the expensive ones just try them

Answer 3

Dr brown. a little expensive on price. avent would be next, only problem with avent, they leak sometime so you have to get use to it. hee! Top of all, breastmilk. it's free & germ-free, don't need to sterilise.  

Answer 4

I found tommy tippee to be the best bottles and avent were the worst as they leak!!!!!!!

Answer 5

I loved the Avent bottles. I never had any problems with them and my youngest son loved them. Then also playtex drop ins. My son loved them has well. I am using Avent for this baby if I need to give it a bottle. I am not working so it would just get my breast right now. But I oldest son might have surgery next year.. So I would need a bottle when in the hospital. The surgery to fix his birth defect.

Answer 6

I tried all of the expensive bottles- Avent, Dr browns- among others but my daughter had a hard time getting anything out and was getting really frustrated with them -try some of the cheaper ones first- I love the Wal-Mart one- I think they are made by Nuby and the docs told me that the cheaper bottles with the straight nipples (not all of the fancy ones) were easier for newborns to nurse.  Also not all those parts to clean.

Answer 7

avent, I did have problems with them at first with leaking but there is a special way to out on the t***s, after that the r perfect!!

Answer 8

Without shadow of a doubt Dr Brown bottles are the best once. But this is reflected in the price.

Answer 9

i use playtex avance.. and the idea of them is great.. they work like the ones with dropins.. only without the dropins.. but i dont recommend them because there so hard to clean... the ridges where u s***w on the cap are indented INSIDE the bottle.. and there is no possible way to get the milk out of it...(switchin to dropins.. baby's just being fussy about the nipple.)