Category Archives for Baby Bottles

Baby Bottles That Convert To Sippy Cups

Bottles That Grow With Your Child

Several brands of baby bottles can be converted to toddler sippy cups.

Providing with the following benefits:

• Save Money: keep your hard earned dollars 
• Stay organized: Fewer pieces and parts of bottles & sippy cups. 
• Eco-friendly: buying less saves precious resources and reduces waste
• Comfort: continue using a brand that you trust instead of switching to a new brand.

Pump directly into your baby bottles. Our breast pump baby bottle chart will show you how. 

Spectra Breast Pumps will fit the following baby bottles:

If your looking for the best bottles for Spectra breast pumps you'll want to consider a few factors:

• Will you be using the bottles to pump directly from your Spectra pump all the time or will you use a combination of pumping directly into bottles and milk bags? This will help determine how many bottles your may need and how many milk bags to have on hand.
• Have you tried different bottles with your baby? Is there a certain type of nipple that they prefer? If you and your baby already have a bottle that you like there is most likely an adapter that will allow you to pump from your Spectra into your favorite bottle. If you don't see your bottle listed, leave a comment below and we will try to help you find one. 🙂
• You have not used a bottle with your baby yet. You might want to only purchase a few different types of bottles that are compatible with your Spectra, at first and see which one your baby likes best.  Hang in there, getting a baby to take a bottle can be tough at first.  

Spectra Breast Pumps are compatible with most baby bottles when you use bottle pump adapters and in some cases no adapter is needed.

Use the list below to find what will work for your bottle pump combo.

Medela Breast Pumps will fit the following baby bottles:

If your looking for the best bottles for Medela breast pumps you'll want to consider a few factors:

• Will you be using the bottles to pump directly from your Medela pump all the time or will you use a combination of pumping directly into bottles and milk bags? This will help determine how many bottles your may need and how many milk bags to have on hand.
• Have you tried different bottles with your baby? Is there a certain type of nipple that they prefer? If you and your baby already have a bottle that you like there is most likely an adapter that will allow you to pump from your Medela into your favorite bottle. If you don't see your bottle listed, leave a comment below and we will try to help you find one. 🙂
• You have not used a bottle with your baby yet. You might want to only purchase a few different types of bottles that are compatible with your Medela, at first and see which one your baby likes best.  Hang in there, getting a baby to take a bottle can be tough at first.  

Medela Breast Pumps usually can be made to be compatible with most breast pumps.

The list below to find what will work for your bottle pump combo.

Are you considering using plastic-free baby bottles? Many parents are switching to safe non-plastic alternatives. Here we will discuss the best not plastic baby bottles options.

First lets go over the basics.

Reasons for choosing not plastic baby bottles include:

Alternatives to Plastic Baby Bottles.

Let's take a closer look at the pros and cons of each option. 

Glass Baby Bottles:

Pros: Glass bottles wont leak toxins into your babies food, and tempered glass can be warmed easily. 

Cons: Glass is heavy, and if you find a glass baby bottle that is not heavy it may be because it is not tempered glass and could break easily. 

Stainless Steel Baby Bottles:

Pros: This is a lightweight alternative to plastic baby bottles. Look for stainless steel bottles made from 18/8 stainless steel. Preferably double walled  (insulated) to keep liquids cold or warm. 

Cons: Sometimes the taste of steel is apparent and while you can use stainless steel bottles for breast milk and formula sometimes there is a strange aftertaste if the bottles are not thoroughly scrubbed before using them for other liquids like water. 

Silicone Baby Bottles: 

Pros: Super lightweight yet durable. Have a good feel that babies and toddlers tend to enjoy. Silicone is a non-toxic polymer made of silica (sand). 

Cons: It used to be silicone bottles where hard to find. Now there seems to be plenty of options.  Consider only going with reputable companies the 3rd party test their bottles for quality and safety standards.

Top 4 Not Plastic Baby Bottles

Comotomo Breast Pump Adapters

Comotomo Bottle Breast Pump Tips:

The Comotomo Bottle Sterilizer Guide lists baby bottle sterilizers that will fit Comotomo baby bottles. The compatibility chart below includes popular bottle sterilizer brands some are electric or battery operated. While others are microwave sterilizers, perfect for quick on the go sterilizing.

If your not sure what features to look for in a Sterilizer keep reading. We will go over some important factors to consider. 

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What Sterilizers work with Comotomo bottles.

How to choose a Comotomo bottle sterilizer.

The main point of a bottle sterilizer is to disinfect your baby's bottles. But, there are a few other things to consider before choosing one. 

Comotomo Bottle Warmer Compatibility Guide lists bottle warmers that are compatible with Comotomo baby bottles.

Comotomo bottles are on the wide at the top and tapper down.  The bottle is primarily composed of silicone which can be heated in a bottle warmer. 

Our compatibility chart includes popular bottle warmer brands like Avent, Boon and Tommee Tippee.