We are now more conscious than ever of trying to be green families wherever possible. Thus, there is a trend which is beginning to move away from plastic baby feeding bottles and back towards the glass bottles our own mums would have been fed with

Feeding bottles - find the right style for you baby Even if you are breastfeeding exclusively, there may be times when you want to go out and leave dad or grandma with a stock of expressed milk. You may be returning to work and, despite

Dr Brown's Natural Flow feeding bottle Designed to cut out air bubbles and decrease pressure making it comfortable for baby to feed. Quite big for most sterilisers and a bit fiddly to clean, but it is dishwasher safe Features: Available

milk 'comes in' is the best thing you can give them, it's full of anti-bodies and pre-biotics, that they will benefit from immediately - even if you decide to bottle feed after that.But give it a go, It's your choice, and don't let ANYONE pressure you

Bisphenol-A: the debate continues…What is BPA (bisphenol-A)?It’s a controversy that’s been raging for years, and yet again there’s been more conflicting news about bisphenol-A (BPA), a chemical that is present in many baby bottles. It’s also present

to breastfeed, But my partner wants to be part of the whole process, nappies feeds etc..  Could I start expressing milk straight away, in order for her to bottle feed also, is this going to be an impossible task, I dont want my partner to feel left out, and I

My daughter is 10 weeks old and is currently having 5 bottles a day (averaging 5oz but sometimes 6 and sometimes 4 at a time).  She is pretty good at night as she has a feed at around 11.00pm and then normally goes to 7.00am ish although she often

I bottle feed my 7 week old baby but he seems to end up wearing much of it, as he is very good at sucking in the formula but doesn't swallow it as quickly so it runs down his chin! I have tried varying the angle of the bottle, lots of stops

that it does get easier and you will soon be enjoying more sleep.I breastfeed on demand and I considered giving a formula bottle for the last feed in the first few weeks as Krishan wouldn't settle, but in the end i didn't and just put up with it. He still goes

Where can a compleate list of BPA free baby feeding equiptment(spoons, plates, storage as well as bottles and pumps) be found I don't really understand this article. If I cannot put the plastic bottle in the microwave or pour boiling water into