MAM - Girls' 9-oz. Bottles, 3-Pack, BPA Free

I like these bottles, I got rid of my other ones I had been using because of the BPA chemical. My daughter is 8 months old and I was worried about changing her over to these because there was a huge nipple design difference. She took to these right away. Just make sure the bottom part of the bottle is screwed on correctly with the rubber ring not twisted or bent otherwise it will leak like a faucet!

I got these bottles for my month old daughter when she's ready to move up to the big ones, but currently i use the same bottle but only in 5 oz. I absolutely Love them so does my daughter. They're easy to clean because they come completely apart, She Has no problem useing them and actually refuses to use any other form of bottle. i definatly recommend these bottles.

My 3 month old and i love this bottle. It doesn't leak (unless you don't have something on right) like other bottles do. The nipple is great for nursed or nursing babies. I have found my little girl to be less gassy after eating from this bottle. I did purchase the 5 ounce bottle as well as the larger size. Easy to clean and very durable. I recommend this bottle to all mommies...

I ordered these recently because I was looking a a BPA free bottle and I liked how these were a good price and came in both boy and girl colors and I believe they have even helped with reflux. One thing I would recommend though is if you have a bottle warmer you'll want to put more water than you would with regular bottles cause these bottles need more time and heat to become warm, overall greta bottles !

I bought these for my third child after using the Avent bottles with my first two. Avent bottles have BPA in them so I found these. These were the least expensive BPA free bottles I could find (the others run about $10 a bottle or more). I am back to work so she is getting breast milk at daycare. She took to them right away, she even looks like she is nursing. She has no problem going back and forth from nursing to bottle. The only problem with them is that they have so many pieces. If you don't get the bottom pieces together correctly, they leak. You have to really push the rubber piece into the base and move your finger around the middle to be sure it is in as far as it will go. It just takes some practice and then there's no problem. It's also kind of a pain to wash all the different pieces but it's worth it if it means not worrying about BPA.