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mrspetunia77
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Born Free Bottles

is anybody planning on using these? i saw a friend registered for them and was wondering about them. they are supposed to be free of certain chemicals and better for colic. anybody have the skinny?

Posted 10/3/07 5:45 PM
 
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jilmadison
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Re: Born Free Bottles

I thought about those, because I am concerned about the plastic chemicals. I decided that they are too new, and probably not enough research on them yet

I am sticking to glass bottles

Posted 10/3/07 6:04 PM
 

Kerie-is-so-very
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Re: Born Free Bottles

I am going to use Born Free bottles but if my baby has any problems with colic, I will then try Dr. Brown's (and deal with whatever risks those pose).

Posted 10/3/07 6:06 PM
 

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Re: Born Free Bottles

I am registering for the glass ones. My BF uses them for her son and has been very happy with them.

Posted 10/3/07 7:05 PM
 

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Re: Born Free Bottles

we are currently using dr brown's and born free bottles, once I purchase couple more born free bottles I will stop using dr brown's... the ones that I have are plastic 5 oz ones, they are bpa free... they have special anti-colic vents a little different from dr brown's but they are so much easier to clean!!!!!! I actually love these bottles and as I said once I have a little bit of free time I am going to go to cvs and purchase some more...

Message edited 10/3/2007 8:11:00 PM.

Posted 10/3/07 8:10 PM
 

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Re: Born Free Bottles

The Born Free bottles and the Medela bottles are Bisphenol A (BPA) free. I bought a few of both and will see which one works best for my baby.

Posted 10/4/07 11:39 AM
 

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Re: Born Free Bottles

I registered for the glass bottles as well as these



Contains no chemicals like the other plastic bottles

Gerber bottles

Posted 10/4/07 1:46 PM
 

jprimrose
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Re: Born Free Bottles

Posted by jacquig

I registered for the glass bottles as well as these



Contains no chemicals like the other plastic bottles

Gerber bottles



This is great information. I didn't know about these. They are much cheaper than the Born Free. Chat Icon Chat Icon

Posted 10/4/07 2:20 PM
 

Aga
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Re: Born Free Bottles

Posted by jacquig

I registered for the glass bottles as well as these



Contains no chemicals like the other plastic bottles

Gerber bottles



my friend got these and doesnt use them because she said they leak...

Posted 10/4/07 2:39 PM
 

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Re: Born Free Bottles

i registered for the Born Free Glass Bottles as well. My mother is all over me to only use glass because of a news report she saw.

Posted 10/4/07 2:58 PM
 

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Re: Born Free Bottles

I've heard Dr. Browns bottles are the best to prevent gas and colic issues, but I am buying Born Free for now since they offer a non-BPA plastic bottle. Glass would be great, but it's just not practical for toting around, which is when I'll want bottles mostly.

The company that makes Dr. Brown bottles announced that they are going to introduce a non BPA plastic bottle sometime next year, so watch for that.

Posted 10/4/07 6:18 PM
 

CrankyPants
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Re: Born Free Bottles

I believe the report said chemical is only released when the bottles are washed in the dishwasher or put in the microwave. If you wash them by hand, the Aven or Dr. Browns should be fine. That said, I just got a bunch of Born Free just to be on the safe side. If my daughter takes them, we'll switch from Avent to Born Free. If she doesn't, I'll keep using Avent and wash b hand.

Posted 10/4/07 6:45 PM
 

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Re: Born Free Bottles

This is all based on an inconclusive report that said that bottles had to be heated past boiling over 700 times before there was a chance of the bottles letching.

The Baby Bargins thing was weird b/c they said it was Dr. Brown's, Avents and VentAires, those are probably the most popular bottles on the marketChat Icon

We use Avents, VentAires and Drop Ins when we go out. I could not see using glass bottles, I mean broken glass is a KNOWN risk, all of this hullabaloo is over something that COULD be. Just don't microwave your bottles (and you really aren't supposed to anyway.Chat Icon

Posted 10/4/07 6:56 PM
 

MsG
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Re: Born Free Bottles

Posted by ssdbk

I am going to use Born Free bottles but if my baby has any problems with colic, I will then try Dr. Brown's (and deal with whatever risks those pose).



same here

Posted 10/4/07 8:41 PM
 

mrspetunia77
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Re: Born Free Bottles

thanks for all of the input, ladies. i will see how my friend likes them since she is about 5 months ahead of me.

Posted 10/6/07 9:28 AM
 

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Re: Born Free Bottles

I spoke with my ped about this issue and he said to just not heat the milk in the others and they were okay. I did get some Born Free plastic ones which are BPA free just to feel better. I didn't want to use glass around the baby. They do make plastic ones without the BPA for those who don't want glass.

Posted 10/6/07 5:07 PM
 

Mrs. Patticakes
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Re: Born Free Bottles

We use them for supplementing formula and love them. No gas problems at all (I use the plastic ones)

Posted 10/7/07 8:08 AM
 

metsgirlie
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Re: Born Free Bottles

I am using the plastic bottles and so far so good. They are $$$$. BRU does not carry them in the store but BBB does. Also cvs.com has them.

Posted 10/7/07 3:41 PM
 

Mommy2Boys
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Re: Born Free Bottles

The drop-ins are also safe to use and extremely easy to clean. I use the playtex, but avent makes them now as well.

Posted 10/8/07 12:29 AM
 
 

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