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Eco bottle brands - best one? Glass bottles any good?

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Stripeystripes · 07/08/2017 18:37

I use plastic bottles at the moment. But trying to move towards a more eco friendly way!

My baby has dropped and lost two bottles and we're down to only one. It's not that bad as he only gets one bottle a day when it and about for convenience etc (breastfed the rest of the time), but could do with another bottle.

Any glass bottle brands anyone can recommend? Or eco brands?

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Stripeystripes · 07/08/2017 18:38

Ugh badly phrased! *Only gets one(ish) bottle a day when we're out and about - or I'm not home and DH feeds.

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stargirl1701 · 07/08/2017 18:48

NUK do a glass one. They also make latex and silicone teats both of which are compostable in your long term garden compost.

https://www.nuk.co.uk/product/nuk-first-choice-120ml-glass-bottle-with-size-1-latex-teat/

Lifefactory glass ones have a silicone protector so they don't smash.

https://www.lifefactory.com/collections/baby

Klean Kanteen do a stainless steel one that you can covert into a sippy cup.

http://littleacornstomightyoaks.co.uk/shop/KleanKanteen/KiddKanteen/5ozbabyybottle

http://littleacornstomightyoaks.co.uk/shop/KleanKanteen/KiddKanteen/9ozbabyybottle

stargirl1701 · 07/08/2017 18:50

http://mama-milk.co.uk/best-glass-baby-bottles/

Stripeystripes · 07/08/2017 19:01

Ooh stargirl, these are amazing! Thank you! Do you use any of these? Any you like best?

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Stripeystripes · 07/08/2017 19:02

(Now obsessed with that little acorns site 😂)

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stargirl1701 · 07/08/2017 19:18

It's a dangerous site! 🤣

I used and liked the NUK when DD2 was very little. We all have the Klean Kanteen bottles. They are fantastic.

sycamore54321 · 07/08/2017 19:34

Glass seems unwise if the problem is the baby frequently dropping the bottle. From an ecological perspective, I'd imagine secondhand / pre-used would be more environmentally friendly than most other options.

stargirl1701 · 07/08/2017 20:08

Not for plastic. It degrades over time and leaches toxins into the food.

The silicone sleeves do work to prevent breaking.

Stripeystripes · 07/08/2017 22:47

Those sites,stargirl!!! I love them. Uhoh... I now have a couple of full shopping baskets!

Yes it's both the environmental factor and that plastic leaks toxins is why I want to avoid them. I think those silicone sleeves on the life factory might be the ones I try!

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stargirl1701 · 08/08/2017 08:25

There is an ongoing thread in Ethical Living here on MN with like minded folk looking to reduce plastic consumption. Join us!

Stripeystripes · 08/08/2017 08:57

I will! Thank you!

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Brittanyspears · 09/08/2017 13:25

We moved from Dr Brown to mamm glass bottles. Very happy with them. We put them in the dishwasher (from 6 months old). Cute designs too.

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