Pholma Pris

Glass baby bottles need to be thoroughly scrubbed with a bottle cleaner and washed in hot water or put in the dishwasher. Glass baby bottles are usually inexpensive and many mothers prefer them to the extra cost of liners. Then there are some parents who don't like glass baby bottles because if dropped, they can break, they are too heavy and hard to clean. If you choose a glass baby bottl e, T

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fallon

I don't think I would ever use a glass bottle for my baby...seems dangerous

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1dayatatime

yA THAT POST SEEMED WIERD. My moms husband almost lost his eye as a child due to a glass baby bottle. He dropped it then fell face first onto it. Horrible. That was back in the day before plastic. Thank God for plastic.

fallon

yeah...I just can't imagine giving a glass anything to a baby, ya know...my dd is 5 and I would never give her a glass why would I give one to a baby...my son loves to throw his bottle when he's through with it...he just tosses it to the side

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Kaytee

glass bottles are actually very good to give at a young age. Plastics unfortuantely have many chemicals in them that can hurt the babies.
This was actually a spam post though so I deleteled all the company info. lol

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jenilouise

I breastfeed and have a Nuk brand bottle for my pumped milk when needed. It's been used maybe 3 times.

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Kaytee

lol, I was the same way!! I pumped the first few weeks thinking I might need milk, right all babies need bottles! Gave her one once at church at a few weeks old. I was to scared to NIP at that point, then I tried again when she was about 4 months old!! No go, she thought I put poison in th ebottle or something! I tried again at 6 months old when shewas used to a sippy cup of water, she threw it across the room!!! Never tried again. Next one we have, we won't even try a bottle, there was no point

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jenilouise

If I am not there- like when I worked- mine would take a bottle of pumped milk. Otherwise psshhhh!

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