Baby Bottles

The first time you squeeze a bottle of formula for your baby, you'll understand why it's so important to have the right equipment. Formula is more than just food for your baby, it's the only option for some children, and it's the closest thing to breast milk. For mothers who want to breastfeed but can't for various reasons, formula is an acceptable alternative. But even though

Finding the right bottle for breastfed babies can be a challenge, and one of the biggest factors to consider is whether the bottle is a flow-based or a fast flow. If you're breastfeeding, your baby is consuming breastmilk straight from you, and a flow-based bottle is the best option for recreating the breastfeeding experience. If you're not breastfeeding, a fast flow bottle is

We've all seen the internet-breaking video of a baby bottle being thrown against a wall and shattering, or the pictures of a frustrated baby crying while trying to suck from a bottle. Maybe that's why so many parents are drawn to the idea of using a breast pump and storing breastmilk in a bottle instead of straight from the breast. But there are many reasons why breast is best

When your baby starts eating solids and you start using a bottle to help bridge the gap between breastfeeding and self-feeding, silicone baby bottles are a must-have. They're easier to hold than glass and more durable than plastic, and silicone is more resilient than other materials when it comes to cleaning. We decided to do some digging and shop for the best silicone baby

For many new parents, there's nothing more reassuring than a baby bottle. They're the same shape and size no matter the brand, they're easy to grasp and hold, and most of all, they're designed to be used for hours on end, with a near-constant supply of liquid nourishment. But if you've decided to forgo formula and breastfeed, you're faced with a new set of decisions: Do you opt