Are these better than advent? My baby has problems taking to the bottle will this be better?
163681
Hi. This bottle are great specially if baby is really gassy also the nipples are very soft.
163682
I breastfeed and these were the best bottles we used after I stopped. The worst part I think; is that they leak if you do not screw the lid on super tight; but it is worth it; because she has no gas. I would recommend these bottles to friends and family.
163683
I tried both and my daughter seemed to prefer the Dr. Brown's; however all babies are different so you won't really know until you try it. I love these bottles!
1551474
No they aren't slow flow and baby had a difficult time with it. This bottle wasn't for us. Had to switch to a different brand.
416010
Yup. Though I never had the whole bottle put together when I used those bottles with it. Just the bottle with formula/water. Then we switched to Avent bc the Brown bottles became a pain to clean (side note)
1093816
this depends how old is your baby. if your baby is between 0~6 month ,only 0ne bottle you need.
1064677
Have not used with Avent bottles, But looked at the size and it fits in.I would say better than Avent, it is more like the nipple, and has a flat side to perfectly fit the infants mouth, and that makes it easier to suck the milk out.
2034519
I believe the infant version was more for bottles, this is more for sippy cups.
1830503
We uses Tommee tippee with my colicy son, my daughter wouldn't use them. She does not have gas problems when we use the momma bottle but I do not have a direct comparison
800632
No, you need to buy a nipple that design to fit a glass bottle. I tried to fit the nipple from Advent plastic bottle and it did not fit because there is a difference in the holding ring design . I have to tell that the nipple fir glass bottle is excellent. My son is 6 mo now and he takes formula from the nipple size 3 mo. The flow speed is so great that it helped to eliminate gas and colics, and he has no burps after drinking.
1853941
I think it does a much better job because of the seal that goes around the entire lid, but with a baby, we go through them pretty quickly. :)
1562225
Yes. I used it for my son since the very first day. I used all the bottles, even the big ones. My son would drink 2oz of milk, now he is 6 months and I still use the very same bottles. Avent, in my opinion has the best bottles. My son did not suffer much from colics, I do believe the bottles had a lot to do with this. The price is super cheap, so worth the buy! I bought another set for my best friends baby shower, she loved the bottles as well and fed her newborn daughter with these bottles as well. I highly recommend! Hope this helps!:)
2242642
I have tried many bottles from Avent to Oxxo and these are my favorite by far. I live in Mexico and I have to import them, but I don´t care, they don´t leak at all, unless the valve is broken (it is always useful to have some extra valves) and for my kids it is not that difficult to drink from it.
610584
I only bought one because unfortunately my baby wouldn't drink this formula. I ended up donating it to his daycare. Sorry. Wish I could help.
1830511
Hi there - happy to answer - we have both for our daughter - majority of our bottles however are the Lansinoh mOmma bottle - we love love love them - they are the best out there. How old is your son? We prefer them over the Tommee Tippee bottles. We have tried many and think these are the best out there! Hope this helps. Our daughter isn't gassy.
1053931
They are a decent adult size at 1,000mg each (as it says on the front of the bottle), so it depends on how big your "kid" is. :) Personally, I give my kids Vital Choice wild sockeye salmon oil. It's a pure, natural form product and tastes fresh. They can chew them up, get the oil out, and discard the softgel casing. Works great!
1534198
It is a tight fit - if you use the medella bottles with the "short" cooler bag (the one that comes with the entire breast pump system), it is tight. you can only store the bottles with the special medella cap, so you still have to switch out the cap with the nipple when it's time to use for your baby. I didn't like the medella bottles and used Advent ones - and it is even tighter with the Advent ones (short 4 oz bottles that is). the sad part is that the bottles are not completely leak proof either so regardless if you get this particular cooler or not, you need to keep the entire bag upright at all times. It is a tight fit - if you use the medella bottles with the "short" cooler bag (the one that comes with the entire breast pump system), it is tight. you can only store the bottles with the special medella cap, so you still have to switch out the cap with the nipple when it's time to use for your baby. I didn't like the medella bottles and used Advent ones - and it is even tighter with the Advent ones (short 4 oz bottles that is). the sad part is that the bottles are not completely leak proof either so regardless if you get this particular cooler or not, you need to keep the entire... » Read More It is a tight fit - if you use the medella bottles with the "short" cooler bag (the one that comes with the entire breast pump system), it is tight. you can only store the bottles with the special medella cap, so you still have to switch out the cap with the nipple when it's time to use for your baby. I didn't like the medella bottles and used Advent ones - and it is even tighter with the Advent ones (short 4 oz bottles that is). the sad part is that the bottles are not completely leak proof either so regardless if you get this particular cooler or not, you need to keep the entire bag upright at all times. « Show Less
1555063
In our experience, we switched to these bottles because they had a slower flow than some of the other bottles we had tried. Our daughter was gulping and unhappy with how fast the milk was coming out of other bottles. These bottles fixed that, so yes in a sense they would "slow your baby down a little so they are not eating so fast". Although this also depends on the sucking power of each baby. :-)
1000413
It's actually kind of hard, that's why I don't like the packaging. I don't put it in the bottle because I can't see the volume or how many drops I've put in. If you turn the bottle upside down and wait a bit, a drop should come out. I personally just flip it over and touch it to my baby's bottle nipple to make the drop come out, but I'm not sure if that's advocated.