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Plastic baby feeding bottles are widely used by parents for feeding infants and toddlers. Here’s a detailed overview of what you should know about them:

1. Material: Made from BPA-free plastic to ensure safety and prevent harmful chemicals from leaching into the milk or formula.
2. Lightweight: Easy to handle, especially for travel or on-the-go feeding.
3. Durable: Less prone to breakage compared to glass bottles, making them ideal for active babies.
4. Affordable: Generally more budget-friendly than alternatives like glass or stainless steel bottles.

• Wide-Neck Bottles: Easier to clean and mimic breastfeeding, reducing nipple confusion.
• Anti-Colic Bottles: Designed with vent systems to reduce air intake and prevent colic.
• Graduated Bottles: Include measurement markings for precise feeding.

1. Check for BPA-Free Label: Always choose bottles labeled BPA-free or free from harmful chemicals.
2. Avoid High Heat: Avoid microwaving plastic bottles as high temperatures can cause the plastic to degrade.
3. Replace Regularly: Inspect for cracks, discoloration, or scratches and replace damaged bottles.
4. Clean Properly: Use bottle brushes and sterilize regularly to maintain hygiene.

• Philips Avent
• Dr. Brown's
• Chicco
• Pigeon
• Mee Mee

If you're environmentally conscious, consider switching to glass or stainless steel bottles. These are reusable, durable, and free from chemicals, though they might be heavier and more expensive.

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