Bottle Suggestion for Formula Fed Baby

[swrc00]

OP, willl your DC only take a bottle heated? Both my kids would take room temp, so we never bothered with heating. Just brought bottles filled with water and then added premeasured powder formula from a formula cup. If your DC will take room temp, that might be an option and then you wouldn't have to worry about the heating factor in your bottle choice.

I always do room temperature, but at daycare the bottles must be premade and are heated as needed.

[AshleyAnn]

DD liked the Playtex ventaire standard size. I bought them right as they discontinued the older style and brought out the current "advanced" line. I liked both really well, there are a lot of prts (5 per bottler) but I found that solid bottom bottles were harder to clean so I didn't mind the parts.always served room temp bottles to DD so I didn't have an issue but I think its worth mentioning - if you plan to use a bottle warmer be careful with any bottle that has a separate bottom, water can collect around the rim of the bottom piece and could burn the baby when you tip it over to feed.

[specialp]

3. Avent and Tommee Tippee seem to be good options and not many negative reviews.
TIA

We use Avent (month 5 now) with no problems.

Eta: We do warm, but not in a bottle warmer. Heat water in the microwave and then set the bottle in the heated water. We have put through the dishwasher.

[trcy]

DD was BF but we used Avent bottles for daycare with no problems. They also used a crock pot to warm the bottles. I can't speak for the dish washer as I found it easier to hand wash and refill as soon as I got home.