Baby Bottles are a big source of discussion for us, we have tried so many brands to try and get one that not only baby Emma likes, but one that helps her feeding. Baby Emma
Baby Bottles are a big source of discussion for us, we have tried so many brands to try and get one that not only baby Emma likes, but one that helps her feeding. Baby Emma has never been diagnosed with reflux, but she suffers bad wind and is sick a lot. Feeding time for Emma is far from calm, she thrashes around as if in pain. So when we were offered a Born Free Deco Bottle to review for Mummynews, I was happy to oblige, as we have tried so many other brands and spent a small fortune on finding one she liked.
The Born Free bottle features ‘Natural Milk Flow’, meaning that the baby controls how much they want to take. It also features ActiveFlow™ Venting Technology, which helps reduce colic symptoms. The ActiveFlow™ Venting Technology is clear to see when you take the bottle apart, it has two seperate bits, a plastic bit, and a silicone bit, which you put together before you screw the cap on, this helps the air get released so your baby doesn’t swallow it along with the milk.
Trying the bottle for the first time, Emma wasn’t thrashing around, she seemed content, she bought up wind at the end, but didn’t seem to have gulped that much air while feeding. I was sure it was a fluke, so I had to sterilise it to use again for the next feed. It was after the second and third feed that I quickly placed an order for more of the same bottles as she seemed so content on them.
I know not every bottle works for every baby, as every baby is so different. But we have found Born Free to work for Emma.
We were sent one bottle for the purpose of this review, all thoughts are our own.
