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    Default can anyone recommend a good bpa bottle?

    Im learning that all the major plastic brands leech bpa into baby and even low doses cause crazy things. I am a bit leary of handing a baby a glass bottle.
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    Most, if not all, plastic baby bottles are now BPA-free.

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    Agree with Sarah. It would be pretty hard to find a bottle WITH BPA nowadays.
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    We used glass because there are other chemicals in plastic beside BPA. DD never held her own bottles which actually made weaning her from them that much easier.
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    I must have read a very old article then. PCOSDC would you let your baby walk around with them? I mean how safe are they as far as if they were dropped or whatever.
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    No but I wouldn't let her walk around with any bottle. She drank her bottle with someone holding her and when she was done drinking she was done. We weaned her off bottles by 1 year anyways.
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    I have dropped them before and they didn't break but I imagine they can break if dropped. We use the evenflow old school looking ones.
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    We also used glass bottles and no issues here. There are very thick. I dropped them a few times and it never broke. ( and that was only recently ) We also used Evenflo and decided on glass for the same reasons. Plastic in general leaches chemicals.


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    My friend gave me tons and tons of Avent bottles and a sanitizer but now I am really looking into glass.
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    I loved our born free glass bottles. They were dropped on cermaic tile floors countless times and never broke. They make rubber sleeves for them but I always thought they were more of a pain then they were worth. DS never held his own bottle either. By the time he was of the age to walk around with milk or water it was in a sippy cup.
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    they all say bpa free now. and i bought the cheap glass evenflo bottles and it wasn't so bad. i mean i wouldn't let him run around the house with it, and i have about 7 that were left over from ds that i've cleaned up for this baby. they fit all of my medela stuff too. i could even pump directly into them

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    If you are set on glass (which is not a bad idea), they do have little silicone sleeves that you can buy, or that come with the bottle, like this: http://www.amazon.com/Evenflo-COunce.../dp/B001H0GGWS. I still wouldn't let my baby walk around with them, but it makes them a bit more drop proof.
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    We loved the Born Free glass bottles, too. We had a few Born Free plastic (for daycare - no glass allowed) and a few Born Free glass (for home) and really loved them all.

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    Thanks for the born free reviews I really am going to consider those. We have hardwood floors so that was kind of freaking me out. I am a FTM so I didn't really know how long you let babies go with bottles. I guess if they can hold it they probably should have sippy cups by then lol Live and learn I suppose!
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    You should be fine we have hardwood floors too and ceramic in the kitchen and the few times I dropped them was on the ceramic and not even a chip! Ofcourse becareful with them but it worked out great for us. Nadia did start holding her bottle at around 7 months I believe but like everyone else we held her or placed her in her chair for feedings and We don't let her walk around with it.


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