Baby Bottle

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I am posting this here as I saw a post somewhere here that was blowing up regarding someone being glad they got a bottlewasher (which is great) but I also wanted to share my experience as someone who was influenced into buying one and regrets it *big* time and am shocked by the positive experiences. For context, we went with the Grownsy bottle washer that has a pipe to drain into our sink. This post is really for those of you who might be tight on your budget or simply wondering "Do I really need one?" as these were things I wish I'd known (and am now currently trying to sell mine as someone who regrets deeply buying one). 1) If you're not sure on whether you'll be bottlefeeding or pumping/breastfeeding - you can always wait until after baby is born! 😊 We got our bottlewasher early and rarely used it early on because I was exclusively breastfeeding, until baby was diagnosed with reflux. I wish we'd waited. 2) They are clunky!!! I can fit about four bottles as anything more simply means things do not wash properly and then it's just double work. Trying to fit breastpump parts plus bottles? yes no chance. Also filling the back container- it gets heavy and needs to be filled every time so having it close to the sink is pretty much a must 😅 3) The main problem - simply does NOT wash the bottles properly?!??!!! I am so so shocked because maybe it's the thicker anti reflux formula we use but the bottles always come out still *so* greasy inside. the tablets struggle to break down fat. As a test, I put a whole tablet in a bottle submerged in water and had one bottle with some ferry (dawn) dishwashing liquid and.. bottle with ferry liquid came out SO much cleaner!!! if you search online- there are actually many others who've have the same experience and now it appears you need different tablets to descale the machine (which I did) supposedly every 20 washes but it wasn't even 5 washes in before I noticed the build up again! 4) Does *not* dry properly - basically exactly as stated. the bottles come out wet still. No we don't have a defective one because my sister has one and had the same experience. 5) Condensation - when drying, be aware of the condensation the machine produces!! I was shocked to walk into my kitchen and see condensation and water drops alll ontop of my draws. It was dripping! As we have painted cabinets, this was really not good for our kitchen draws, however we don't really have anywhere else to place the freggin' thing.. 6) Dishwasher on quick rinse does the same if not better job. 7) It's a huge eyesore- especially with the pipe into the sink 😭😭 8) Where I am located, getting the tablets is not easy and means ordering them online so this is also just inconvenient. What I've found best that works for me and my husband is simply rinsing the bottles directly and buying special bottle detergent that we let the bottles soak in along with the nipples. Then we collect then through the day and rinse them out and let air dry over night. It's sooooo much quicker than loading, unloading & running the bottle washer everytime. My mum had 8 kids and used this container she'd fill after she'd rinse and let the bottles sit in with a tablet for up to 48 hrs. I think is also a great approach as you can fill it with toys and without having to assemble like Jenga. Anyways, i hope this was helpful for those who are on the fence regarding having one 🙏 submitted by /u/MissionNo3947 to r/beyondthebump [link] [comments]

What’s everyone’s favorite bottles? We have a ton of Dr browns but I honestly don’t think I love them. Our baby seems to dribble more milk out with them. We have a few random other types that I will try (only a week old) such as bibs and nuk and Philips avent from the sampler boxes. Just wondering what everyone likes and if there’s any good ones I’m missing we should try? submitted by /u/Jolly-Asparagus-5815 to r/newborns [link] [comments]

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definitely made my day 😂 submitted by /u/Pochie_PH to r/MadeMeSmile [link] [comments]

Went to an LC appointment this past week and she gave recommendations on bottles/nipples. Unfortunately, the kind I received from my registry is not one she recommends but told me to try it anyway. I would like to have something on hand in case they don’t work or just to try first since I do want to BF and bottle feed. I looked into her recs and one brand is sold out of their glass and the other doesn’t have more than one glass option (I would prefer glass). Has anyone tried these bottles and like them? They have different sizes for different months (0 month, 1 month, 2 month etc)..can I just buy the largest one even for a newborn so I don’t have to buy several bottles for each age? What is the difference between the age groups? submitted by /u/seagoddess1 to r/BabyBumps [link] [comments]