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for my 1-month old daughter i fed her with a the smallest type of feeding bottle. purposely, it is the required for infants and of course to prevent wastage if you use big feeding bottles to your baby. it is important that you always feed fresh milk to your babies and not spoiled.

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feeding bottle with a soft nips but doesn't rip off fast... i choose bottles that do not spills of the milk that will cause the baby milk wets over his neck and shirt. i see to it that the nipple of the feeding bottle has this small holes or cross pattern to avoid spilling it off and might choke the baby.

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Glass Evenflo bottles. Love them!

If you don't want to buy the Drop-Ins (just try and calculate how much you've spent and will continue to spend until your son's off the bottle), you can try the Playtex Vent Aire. PITA parts to wash, but they'd be cheaper than the Drop-Ins system.

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we use a couple different bottles, luckily our son takes them all! But his favorite are the playtex drop ins and Tomee Tipee

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We used Dr. Browns for our little one, LOVE them!

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I absolutely LOVE Dr. Browns and Playtex Ventaire. Those are the ONLY bottles I use anymore after my son, who was extremely colicky! They are the only ones that helped. I don't mind the pieces as long as they work!

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We've tried Tomee Tipee, Avent, first years natural flow, Nibby's, my daughter hated all of the above until our Lactation Consultant recommended Playtex drop ins with the Natural Latch nipples. My daughter loves them, that's the only bottle she takes at daycare. Here and there she will drink water from the tomee tipees.

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