glass bottles
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Topic: glass bottles
Posted By: peanut butter
Subject: glass bottles
Date Posted: 22 November 2008 at 9:11pm
| who uses them and what do people recommend. I am thinking of what to use next time as I dont think I want to use plastic. I am already feeling a bit bad heating his milk in a plastic bottle. Must get Tom off the bottle and stop needing to heat his milk |
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Posted By: kakapo
Date Posted: 22 November 2008 at 9:20pm
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You can buy them http://www.babyonline.co.nz/products.asp?NavVer=2&Search=True&ResetActionTracker=True&Group=1170&NoSub=True&GroupName=%3Cfont+style%3Dbackground%3Ayellow%3EGLASS+Bottles%3C%2Ffont%3E - here - haven't tried them though sorry. I've been wondering how to get DS to accept cold milk from the fridge (to avoid the need to heat it in his plastic bottles) too, as we'll be switching from formula to cows milk soon. |
Posted By: yummymummy
Date Posted: 22 November 2008 at 9:24pm
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None of the Medela plastic bottles have the bad stuff in them - you can use those
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Posted By: Shezamumof3
Date Posted: 22 November 2008 at 11:07pm
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Whats wrong with plastic bottles?
Caden has the Tomme Tippee bottles....now Im worried lol ------------- |
Posted By: scribe
Date Posted: 23 November 2008 at 4:02pm
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There's been a bit of media coverage recently about how heating plastic can release a chemical called BPA into the liquid/food. (BPA can apparently cause reproductive problems, early periods in girls etc. I decided to change to glass after reading the latest Parents Centre mag on the issue.)
I'm not sure if TT bottles contain BPA, but I know that Avent - which we use, I have an Avent breastpump - do. We bought the Evenflo glass bottles from http://www.naturebaby.co.nz/organic_baby_products/organic_food/bottles.html - Nature Baby . Clara took to it easily, but it does take her longer to empty the bottle, as she has to keep pulling away for air. (Is that because of the rigidity of the glass? Or maybe it's just the different shape). Nature Baby also sells the Green to Grow BPA-free plastic bottles, which come in a wide-neck size if you're worried about wind. (They were three times the price though, which I couldn't justify as we're only giving her one feed a day with a bottle.) |