Thursday, January 6, 2011 Dr. Brown's BPA Free Polypropylene Natural Flow Wide Neck Bottle 8 oz Review

Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)I had been exclusively breastfeeding my baby and wanted to introduce a bottle during one nighttime feeding so my husband could help.Our pediatrician said it would be okay to start the bottle when she was 3 weeks old.So I used my medela advanced breastpump to pump milk and then my husband would feed our baby girl the pumped milk using the medela bottles we purchased to go along with the pump.She ate from these bottles fine but to my horrow slowly started to have problems latching on!Finally we realised it must be the bottles and stopped using them. We were prepared to buy whatever bottles we could find that wouldn't cause nipple confusion as the medela ones had.After a couple days of getting her to latch on again we tried the Dr. Brown's wide-neck natural flow since we had received these as a shower gift and after I read a few reviews online about them not causing nipple confusion.I think they actually helped IMPROVE her breastfeeding suck and latch on, which for a young (3 week old) breastfeeding baby is VERY important! She feeds stronger and remains feeding for a full feeding every time even after using the bottle for a feeding.I may never use another bottle! These are fantastic!! I hope this review helps Any nursing mothers out there ready to introduce a bottle but not give up on nursing. These bottles are wonderful!

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Product Description:
Includes three Wide-Neck 8-ounce Dr. Brown's Natural Flow baby bottles with Level-One nipples. Dr. Brown's Natural Flow baby bottle was invented by a doctor and tested on his own children when they were babies, so you can rest assured that this product is as safe as it is effective. This revolutionary baby bottle features a patented "no vacuum" design with an innovative design that reduces: Air bubbles in formula and milk. Colic. Burping.Spit-up. Gas. Fluid in the ear. Nipple collapse.