Avent Baby Bottle

Yes. My baby has had both since the day he was born. We use the Philips Avent bottle with the slowest flow nipple. He prefers breast but will accept the bottle when I’m gone.

... very attached to his Philips Avent bottle with a fast flow nipple... in a similar situation where baby/toddler does fine with straw... day but still wants a bottle for milk at night? What...

I would get bottles that fit your pump! Pumping into the Phillips Avent from my Spectra was so much easier. I've bottle fed 3x now and never had a baby refuse a bottle

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Hi mamas, what bottles are we using? My LO still uses Phillips avent baby bottle and drinks water from munchkin weighted straw cup.

Hi everyone, I’m a husband posting here (with moderator approval) to seek some advice for my wife and our one-month-old baby boy. TL;DR at the end of the post. We welcomed him on March 2nd via C-section after a gruelling 22 hours of labor. My wife has been incredibly strong, but she is dealing with a lot of pain from lingering Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD) and a recent minor surgery to remove an epidermoid cyst on her back. After staying by her side for two months to help her physically navigate the recovery and early newborn days, I absolutely had to return to Hyderabad for work, while she continues recovering at her parents' village. I am trying my best to support her remotely and sort out a few things we are struggling with. I got approval for a one-off post so I'll try to be as comprehensive as possible, please bear with me. 1. Baby’s Poop Changes: In his 2nd and 3rd weeks, our baby had green poop with curdly white spots. In his 4th week, he went 5.5 straight days without pooping at all. Recently, in the last 2 days, he has pooped 3 times and it looks normal. Was that green poop with curdly white spots he had earlier alright? And is his current frequency of pooping safe? 2. Breast Pump Recommendations: Despite recovering from the C-section, SPD, and the cyst removal, my wife is determined to pump and feed the baby herself. She is in a lot of physical pain, so I want to get her an efficient pump to reduce her pumping time and let her rest. Her nipple size is ~19mm. I've shortlisted the Spectra S1 Plus and the Philips Avent hands-free pump, but the Spectra is hard to find and a new one is out of our budget. Did anyone go through a similar experience, and what did you do to make sure you got the right pump? Also, if anyone in Hyderabad has a pre-loved Spectra they are willing to part with, I would be really grateful and will gladly match your price(but, please be reasonable 😊). 3. Increasing Baby's Weight: Our baby weighed 3.4 kgs at birth. For the first 3 weeks, he was very lethargic, hard to wake, and only fed every 4 to 4.5 hours, causing his weight to drop to 3 kgs. Ten days ago, he was at 3.3 kgs and we started strictly waking him up(sometimes we had to pinch him and that was dreadful) to feed every 2 hours (sometimes every hour). We've finally seen improvement: his face looks fuller, and he gained 400 grams, bringing him to 3.7 kgs at 31 days old. What else can we do to increase his weight to the ideal range, or is the strict feeding routine we changed to enough? 4. Glass Bottles & Cold Sterilization: To avoid microplastics as much as possible(atleast in his early years), I decided on Philips Avent Natural Response glass feeding bottles, and the Chicco multipurpose disinfectant liquid to cold-sterilize the plastic rings, silicone teats, and pump parts. However, I am running into a major problem: I can't find these glass bottles or the Chicco liquid in most pharmacies right now. Did anyone else use these, and if so, where did you find them? Alternatively, are there any easily available, safe alternatives to these specific glass bottles and cold sterilization liquids? We are first-time parents trying to navigate a pretty overwhelming postpartum phase. My wife is pushing through a lot of pain for our little one, and I just want to ease her burden. If any of you experienced moms have insights, solutions, or advice for any of these issues, please drop a comment. Your help would mean the absolute world to us right now! TL;DR Dad here(posting with moderator approval) trying to support my wife who is recovering from a C-section, SPD, and a cyst removal in her village while I work in Hyderabad. Looking for specific advice on our 1-month-old's poop/weight gain, finding the right breast pump (Spectra/Avent), and sourcing glass bottles. submitted by /u/drecana to r/twoxindiamums [link] [comments]

stupid avent glass bottle with the evenflo nipple keeps leaking everywhere while I'm feeding LO. my BREASTMILK. precious freaking breastmilk that my baby has been screaming over. I cannot describe the rage. today I leaned foward cause I realized the bottle was, yet again, leaking just to pop my haaka off and spill more milk all over myself. the bottle dripped everywhere when I opened it to refill it too. seriously gonna lose it, they didn't do this before. Any tips appreciated, or just rage with me over spilled milk and wet clothes. submitted by /u/Dizzy-Insurance4659 to r/Parenting [link] [comments]

I have exclusively breastfed by 10 week old but I have been wanting to introduce 2 bottles of formula a day just to take some of the pressure off and also help with my baby’s slower weight gain. My baby has had reflux and was prescribed omeprazole at 4 weeks old to help with the pain this was causing. Since being on this the reflux pain has stopped. He sicks up little bits of breastmilk after feeding but nothing major. He also has a suspected cows milk allergy diagnosed by the health visitor. We were prescribed aptamil Pepti 1 but until till the last 8 days I didn’t use it and instead cut dairy out from my diet and exclusively breast fed. Since introducing 2 bottles of aptamil pepti 1 my baby has been projectile vomiting the feeds back up. He drinks the bottle and seems to enjoy it and then about 10 minutes after we feed him he projectile vomits the entire feed back up. We wind him throughout the bottle and he sicks up a little bit when being winded. We have tried: - winding more frequently - using mam bottles with size 1 teats. We have also tried using Philips Avent bottles with both size 3 and size 4 teats but baby didn’t get along with these bottles so only used Avent bottles once before going back so mam with size 1 teats. - paced feeding - infant gaviscon - we’ve made the bottles different ways (with a perfect prep machine, using a rapid cool, using the kettle and letting the bottle cool) - keeping him upright while feeding and after feeding. None of the above changes have helped and he is bringing up the entire feed no matter what we do. We have a follow up at the doctors but it’s not until 31st of March so any advice before then would be massively appreciated!! submitted by /u/AccomplishedBox2946 to r/BeyondTheBumpUK [link] [comments]

For over the last year I have seen post from time to time showing what people in this community call Unicorn orders. I would be happy for the people although I knew that it would never happen to me in my market. Welp I guess I was wrong. There were a few downfalls for the order such as waiting for employees at target to get the items from the back plus replacing a iPad for PS5 ...then waiting for the employee to go to the back for it. Also the major thing was my account got flagged or unusual activities and I received a 24hr ban (Which actually lasted about 3hrs). If it could happen to me it can happen to you. 🙏🏾 submitted by /u/HistoryStraight2292 to r/InstacartShoppers [link] [comments]

Tried Dr. browns, Tommee tippee, avent natural and Lansinoh. Nothing works, and we've been at it for the last 3 weeks. Is spoon feeding or syringe feeding a viable options? Idk what to do. submitted by /u/Taskmob96761 to r/breastfeeding [link] [comments]

If you’re building your baby registry right now, you’ve probably seen the ads for those $300+ automatic bottle washers. As a second-time parent who hates the "Dr. Brown’s bottle parts graveyard" in my sink, I was 100% ready to splurge. But $300 is a lot for a single-purpose appliance. After doing some deep-dive research, I ended up getting Grownsy easeclean pro washer save about $100 I’ve been using it for 3 weeks now, and here’s the breakdown for anyone on the fence: The Price The Brezza Pro is usually $299. I got the Grownsy on sale for near $100.For a machine that essentially does the same thing (Wash + Sterilize + Dry), the "brand tax" on the Brezza felt a bit much. Their tablets also cheaper. Capacity & Compatibility This was my biggest concern. We use Dr. Brown’s Anti-Colic bottles, and if you know, you know—those green vents and straws are a nightmare to wash. • Grownsy: It actually fits 7 full bottles plus all those annoying accessories comfortably. The internal layout feels like it was designed by someone who actually washes bottles but Brezza only holds 4 bottles. • Pro Tip: It fits almost every brand I tried (Philips Avent, Comotomo, etc.) without having to play Tetris. No Plumbing Needed I didn't want a dirty tank. When I’m busy, I just can’t remember to clean the dirty water tank in time.A direct drain design is so much convenient and hygienic. The Bone Dry Factor The 212°F hot air drying is legit. My biggest fear was "dishwasher dampness" leading to mold. These come out hot and 100% dry. I can take them straight from the machine. TL;DR: If you have $300 burning a hole in your pocket, the Brezza is fine. But if you want the exact same convenience, medical-grade sterilization, and a machine that actually handles Dr. Brown’s parts for half the price, Grownsy is the way to go. Anyone else found a budget alternative that actually outperformed the name brand? submitted by /u/hosohep to r/daddit [link] [comments]