Good BPA free bottles.?

We have a child in the infant room I work in on Gerber gentle flow and the nipples always collapse – he doesn’t even suck that hard on them. I use drop-ins and never have a problem with the nipples unless I get too much air out of the bag and it kind of creates sort of a vaccum.

I use platex drop ins and have never had that problem. I throw away the nipples that come with the bottle and buy the silicone high flow ones though. Nuk makes a bottle similar to the platex one as well as advent. They are all BPA free. In Canada they are sold at Superstore and Walmart.

Try visiting this link for Parents.com.They have an article deticated to inform parents on the new BPA free bottles and sippy cups.

i too switched to drop ins but now he’s mostly off the bottle (he’s 8 months) . he does take one bottle before bed. otherwise he uses the thinkbaby and bornfree trainer cups. they work great. At this point I wouldnt get new bottles i’d try a sippy. both the think baby and the born free work well for babies just starting out on a cup because the spout is silicone. I like both but the thinkbaby does leak just a bit so i would probably go with the bornfree if i was you. They dont leak and work so well and are bpa free.