Bottles

We use plastic Dr. Brown's and haven't had any problems with leaks or cleaning.

[samssugarmomma]

We used the Dr. Browns too and didn't have any trouble with leaking.

[PrincessFiona]

What about the breastflow bottles. http://www.breastflow.co.uk/

They are great especially if you want to try to balance bottle and breast.

[moonlight]

For those of you that used the drop-ins... were you pumping or using formula only? Is it hard to mix formula in the bags?

[Ladybug122]

We used the drop in's with DS. Way easier than traditional bottles, IMO. Not difficult to mix the formula in the bottle, just add the formula scoop(s) and water, cap it, shake it and voilla! Dinner! I also mixed breastmilk/formula when I lacked adequate breastmilk volume (I didn't have much luck pumping as much as I should have when I was working full-time) in the bottles. Worked for me!

[SuzySunshine]

I'll have to look into those Kris - thanks.

[rainbabies]

We've always used Playtex Nursers (the ones with the drop-in liners). The drop ins are BPA free, and cleanup is incredibly easy. I love that it collapses as the baby drinks so they get less air w/o having 10 million pieces parts.

They're cheap, they're easy, and they've worked for all 3 of my kids.

I didn't finish reading after this post.

Ditto. Ditto. Ditto.

oh, and you can buy target or walmart brand drop ins.

Dr.Brown's are good but they are such a pain to clean. I really like Nuk and platex drop in's, the only problem with the drop in's is the flow was a little too slow for ds.