DR. BROWN’S BPA FREE POLYPROPYLENE NATURAL FLOW BOTTLE NEWBORN FEEDING SET
Dr. Brown’s BPA Free Polypropylene Natural Flow Bottle Newborn Feeding Set
- Helps colicky babies settle down or sleep
- Reduces colic, spit up, burping and gas
- Helps prevent fluid in the ear or no vacuum
- Easy to clean, dishwasher safe
- It is BPA free
This Dr Brown’s baby product is BPA (Bisophenol-A) free.
Reduces Colic
Patented vent system eliminates the vacuum and air bubbles to help reduce colic, spit-up, burping and gas.
Contains:
3 – 8 oz Baby Bottles
2 – 4 oz Baby Bottles
2 – Extra Level-Two Nipples
2 – Storage/Travel Caps
3 – Cleaning Brushes
BPA, PVC, Lead, Phthalate Free
Patented Internal Vent System
Eliminates the negative pressure and excess air ingestion
The patented Natural Flow internal vent
Price: $ 17.95
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(out of 31 reviews)
about 1 year ago
Review by Arie for Dr. Brown’s BPA Free Polypropylene Natural Flow Bottle Newborn Feeding Set
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I have been through a ton of BPA free bottles and this is by FAR the best one yet. My baby loves these bottles and they clean up great. Yes, there are many parts but clean up is a breeze! I would MOST definitely recommend these!!!
about 1 year ago
Review by J. Fulmer for Dr. Brown’s BPA Free Polypropylene Natural Flow Bottle Newborn Feeding Set
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The Dr. Brown bottles were recommended to me by a friend with a special needs child who had done a lot of research. And I must say he was right. Even with the extra parts (which are necessary for the vacuum-less bottle design), I haven’t had any problems with the bottles. No leaks, cleanup is easy, and our baby (our second) took right to them.
I will say one thing: You really need a dishwasher and the dishwasher basket to wash these effortlessly. Otherwise there are a bunch of parts to keep track of. Also, you should rinse the bottles after use. Milk is hard to clean off anything after it has dried.
I have been very happy with these and can recommend them wholeheartedly.
about 1 year ago
Review by C. V. Atencio for Dr. Brown’s BPA Free Polypropylene Natural Flow Bottle Newborn Feeding Set
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my baby’s pediatrician recommended these. Baby has less gas, rarely throws up or spits up, and seems to like them too.
about 1 year ago
Review by Ploobs for Dr. Brown’s BPA Free Polypropylene Natural Flow Bottle Newborn Feeding Set
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I have been looking for a bottle that my daughter will not reject. My daughter was using The First Years Breastflow BPA Free Starter Set, but suddenly rejected the bottle. We noticed that she became very gassy with those bottles, so tried the Dr. Brown’s bottles, which were recommended by my home daycare provider. I believe that the venting system is important, as the Breastflow nipple would collapse completely while she was drinking, making it harder to draw milk. However, the nipple on the Dr Brown’s bottle was so long and narrow my daughter would gag regularly as the nipple hit the back of her throat.
The bottle also leaked from the sides/vent after returning to an upright position even though I filled the bottle below the max fill line.
A little advice: if you are trying to find the perfect bottle for your baby, keep in mind that all babies are different. My son would take ANY bottle without a problem, and now my daughter is on her 4th bottle, and I still haven’t found the perfect one. Both of my children were breastfeeding exclusively at the time. I suggest buying single bottles at a store and trying it before ordering large starter kits.
about 1 year ago
Review by K. Carson for Dr. Brown’s BPA Free Polypropylene Natural Flow Bottle Newborn Feeding Set
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I bought these because I was convinced that they’d just be the best for my baby with the special flow system and the freshness seals… but none of that matters one lick because my baby won’t touch them!
The poster who warned that the bottle brushes are not included is correct. No brushes. That’s a shame, because I could actually use some bottle brushes. Also, my lactation consultant says that these bottles are a faster-flow bottle. She says it in a bad way, as though slower is always better, but I don’t think fast is necessarily a bad thing if your own letdown is strong (like mine) and your baby prefers a stronger stream.
I like that these bottles fit my medela pump, so at least I can use them for milk collection and storage, but my baby won’t take them. For whatever reason, she prefers the medela bottles. Maybe I can give these to someone from my breastfeeding mothers’ group. I know some of the babies there love the Dr. Browns, so perhaps the won’t go to waste.