Bad bottle feeding advice.

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TeenyTinyToria · 26/08/2009 20:05

I was looking at some bottles in a shop the other day, and the advice on the packaging said that they should not be filled with water over 40-50 degrees.

As bottles are supposed to be made up at a minimum temperature of 70, isn't it a bit irresponsible for the manufacturers to make bottles that can't take hot water?

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moaningminniewhingesagain · 26/08/2009 20:10

mmm that does sound crap. Do you remember which brand they were? Maybe they aren't BPA free and it's related to that?

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TeenyTinyToria · 26/08/2009 20:44

They were BPA free, strangely enough. They were sold in Ethel Austin, but I don't know if they were own brand or not, the packaging said "Little Wonders".

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TeenyTinyToria · 26/08/2009 20:46

These ones -

www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-250ml_straight_bottle_with_latex_teats.html#opt_review

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TeenyTinyToria · 26/08/2009 20:48

Oops!
here

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MrsBadger · 26/08/2009 20:49

maybe they want you to make up the milk in (eg) a pyrex jug and decant it

thisisyesterday · 26/08/2009 20:55

yes, it is pretty irresponsible if you ask me

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TeenyTinyToria · 26/08/2009 21:00

God that would be a hassle, Mrs Badger!

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