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September 15, 2013
VentAire bottle system

The VentAire bottle system by Playtex allows you to feed baby in a semi-sitting position thanks to its original shape, which contributes to preventing ear infections. The nipple is made to resemble the shape of the breast while the patented air system reduces the risk of colic by preventing air bubbles from mixing with the milk. $24,99 for the set.

Avent bottles

What moms enjoy with the Avent bottles by Philips is the nipple, which has been designed with innovative air pockets that allow baby to nurse naturally just like breastfeeding. The bottle is also included with an anti-colic system with two valves that keep the air inside the bottle. $22,99

Tommee Tippee

The Closer to Nature bottles by Tommee Tippee reproduces the texture and natural movement of breastfeeding that allows baby to go from your breasts to the bottle easily. These bottles are provided with a system, which reduces the entry of air inside the milk. $24,99 for a set of 3.

Mimijumi bottle

The Mimijumi bottle mimics the breastfeeding experience with its shape, color and natural textures that baby will enjoy. $19,99 for the 4 oz bottle and $21,99 for the 8 oz bottle.

Glass bottle with silicone sleeve

This bottle uses glass, which completely eliminates the risks of BPA and it adds a touch of design and safety with its silicone sleeve available in several attractive colors and patterns. Baby can hold his bottle without fear of burning his fingers and you don’t have to worry about the bottle breaking if it falls on the floor. $15,50

MAM Anti-colic bottles

The MAM anti-colic bottles are BPA-free and come with an ultra soft silicone nipple that provides a slow flow to get baby used to drinking from a bottle. $10

Born Free baby bottles

The Born Free baby bottles are designed to allow baby to control the flow of milk by himself. BPA free, they also help reduce the risk of gas and colic. $19,97 for a set of 3.

Safe Starter stainless steel bottle

Certified BPA-free, this stainless steel bottle offers a great alternative to glass which breaks easier. The silicone sleeve allows baby to hold the bottle easily and comfortably. $15,99

Medela Calma nursing solution

The Medela Calma bottle offers a practical solution for breastfeeding moms who want to use the bottle sometimes. Designed exclusively for breast milk, the bottle is compatible with all Medela breast pumps and the nipples recreate the experience of breastfeeding perfectly. $21,49

Transition bottle

The transition bottle by Boon meets all the needs of a bottled fed baby while giving them a fun option that allows them to practice drinking with a straw and learning to be more independent! $9,99 at Cadeaux Kelly Green.

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