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2/5/10

Philips Avent 4oz Bottle w/ Newborn Nipple

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The Natural Feeding Bottle is made of dense, durable polycarbonate plastic, includes a dome cap that seals the nipple for leak-proof mixing and transporting. One nipple included. 4 oz size.
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Technical Details

- Natural-shaped nipple, designed to reduce colic and help baby switch from breast to bottle.
- The anti-colic nipple resembles the natural shape of the breast so baby can easily alternate between breastfeeding and bottle feeding.
- When the baby suckles the baby controls with its own suckling rhythm a continuous flow of milk
- The continuous flow of milk significantly reduces air ingestion during feeding and painful gas after feeding.
- Replace bottle nipple every three months or if it appears to be damaged by scratches or tears.
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Customer Buzz
 "Best Baby Bottles and Teats." 2009-01-07
By Cousin It
I have some of these 4oz bottles, some 9oz bottles and some 11oz bottles. I also have used a variety of the teats from newborn through to sippy cup. I cannot fault any of them. I have never had any problem with leakages as another reviewer seems to have had. It should also be noted that each baby is different and there are bound to be preferences that they and the mother will have. My little guy was big at birth and these wider teats were just perfect for him. In my opinion these are without doubt the best make of bottle and teat available. My own personal favourite is the Avent adjustable flow teat without which I would never have got any sleep from 2 months through to starting solids. I also have the Avent IQ24 Steamer and it is fantastic too. Highly recommended.

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 "avant bottles leak, big headache" 2007-12-02
By moms (vancouver, bc canada)
my son had no problems with the nipple or the shape of the bottle (holding it in his little hands). however, this bottle leaks and it's a nightmare to deal with. as another reviewer wrote, you turn it too much and it leaks, you turn it too little and it leaks.



i can't count the number of times the milk leaked from under the cap over his face, neck and clothing. in the middle of the night,it's even more of a headache. i wrote to avent about this problem and i'm sure they have received other complaints. they should have recalled these bottles...if the product does not work in the way it's supposed to, ie. feed your child in a clean, effective, safe manner, then it should not be on the market for people to purchase.

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 "silly product I've ever seen" 2006-12-04
By Mark Twain (dallas, tx usa)
Right, everyone says Avant is the "best" bottle on the market. I don't mind what the best means by "closest to mom's" or the "no air intake", it totally doesn't work!



I mean it works in some cases, but most of the time I have to try turning one degree more at time. You can't turn it too much or it will leak. You can't turn it too loose or it will leak. If I tried it when I filling in and it doesn't leak, it will leak on my baby's face when feeding! Sometimes it leaks more on the blanket than in the baby's mouth.



Let's face it, come on, make a product that works first, then we can talk about performance. We don't have the problem with any other nipple, even one time use ones. What were Avant thinking?! Maybe it is our bad luck, or maybe all other 'leaking' report doesn't ring any bell to the company!

Customer Buzz
 "Avent Bottle User" 2001-07-29
By Lori Dobos (Pittsburgh, PA)
My first two children spit up very large quantities for several months. They spit up breast, bottle, and even soy milk. I wish I knew about the Avent bottle sooner. It did not stop the spitting completely, however; it lessoned it greatly. My third child did not have the same problem his two older siblings had.

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 "Doesn't live up to the hype...." 2001-07-02
By Sue Bee (Allison Park, PA USA)
Everyone says the best bottles are the Avent ones. I haven't found that to be true. My son never liked this one, and I've tried giving it to him a few times. Thankfully I only bought one to try out, so I didn't invest a lot of money. We just ended up buying the regular old Gerber ones--in the pretty colors of course (you can buy at least 6 for what 1 Avent bottle costs). I'll admit we never used the nipples that came with the Gerber bottles, but instead bought the silicone, ortho ones because they were the only ones my son seemed to be able to handle. I did buy some Avent "sippy cup" tops to replace the nipple since they will fit on this bottle, so we'll see how my son takes to those (maybe the bottle won't be a total loss).


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11/25/09

Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush

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For use with all standard and wide-neck Dr. Brown's Natural Flow baby bottles, this Dr. Brown's Natural Flow® Bottle Brush from Handi-Craft features a grooved, no-slip handle and a combination sponge and bristle brush head for thorough, easy cleaning of bottles. At the base of the bottle brush are fixed chevron channels, designed specifically to clean nipples with ease. A storage clip is included so you can house the brush near the sink.
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Technical Details

- Fixed chevron channels to clean nipples
- Grooved no slip latex handle
- Storage clip to house brush near sink
- Designed specifically to clean nipples with ease
- Use with all standard and wide neck Dr. Brown¿s natural flow baby bottles
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Customer Buzz
 "Worthless suction cup" 2009-10-28
By mm
The main reason I wanted this was to have a bottle brush handy on the counter, and this is sold with a suction cup "stand" that the brush sits in. But the suction cup doesn't stay attached to the sink longer than a minute or so. I have a scrub brush that sits atop a suction cup and it stays attached forever, so I know it's not the sink that's the problem.



Also, the nipple "brush" isn't actually a brush -- it's more like a hard plastic nub with ridges. For cleaning out baby bottle nipples it's probably quite effective, but for general household use as a brush for small items (e.g. sippy cups, reusable water bottles, etc) it's useless.



I gave it 1 star though, because the bottle brush itself works fine. Just don't buy this if you:

- Care about having the suction cup stand; or

- Plan on using it as a general-purpose bottle brush (as opposed to only for baby bottles).



I just replaced the Dr. Brown's brush with a Munchkins bottle/nipple brush w/suction cup stand and that works much better. Only thing I don't like about the Munchkin brush is the handle is kind of short (makes it a bit clumsy to use) and the head is a little big (might not fit in a really narrow-mouthed bottle).

Customer Buzz
 "Falls apart within months" 2009-10-14
By casadehorner (sterling, va United States)
Within two months of normal use, this bottle brush started to fall apart ... it began with the sponge. Small parts were breaking apart during each use. Within another month's time, I noticed that the wire began to twist out of shape, seemingly loosening during each subsequent use. It finally broke rendering the entire brush useless. I will not be purchasing again, especially after reading similar reviews.

Customer Buzz
 "Not durable, but you will use less soap with this brush." 2009-09-21
By Leighette (Denver, CO)
I'm updating my review on this product. After using some other brands of bottle brush, I'm going to give this one 4 stars. This is because the sponge on this brush is denser than on other brushes. A denser sponge holds soap better. I found that when using other brands of brush, I went through soap much more quickly. The denser sponge on this brush also lathers the inside of the bottle much better than other brands too, which means cleaner bottles in less time. This brush still has a durability issue, however, I've come to the conclusion that it's probably a good idea to throw out bottle brushes every few weeks anyway. I'm going back to this brush!



(Old review below)



Purchased this brush to use on my Dr. Brown's bottles. I don't have a dishwasher so I use it every day. The brush works well and cleans both the bottom and the neck of the bottle. Unfortunately, mine have only lasted about 2 months because the sponge starts to break apart. I'm on my second one. I thought I had been to hard on the first one, so I was "nicer" to my second one. But it still is falling apart. Won't be buying another.

Customer Buzz
 "Don't buy this brush!!!" 2009-08-25
By Oriana (USA)
This brush has a wire stem that is very flimsy. After a few weeks or a month of use, it starts bending and then breaks. The first time it broke, I thought it was a fluke. The second time one broke, I came on here and read all the negative reviews of other people's brushes breaking. I think it's pretty lame the company is not fixing this problem.

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 "First time mom" 2009-08-22
By Raggie (san jose, CA. United States)
Great brush!I have been using it 3-5 times a day to wash about 10-15 bottles all shapes and sizes for over 2 months and I am not necessarily gentle with it either!!! I bought a second one just in case. Some wear and tear in the sponge part of the brush which a find perfectly normal after THIS MUCH USE!!. It also stands up no problem unless I bump on it lol. Moms and Dads out there enjoy with no fear!


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