Brand of baby bottles for breast feeding moms?

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I plan on breast feeding but allowing daddy and grandma to feed baby through a bottle to bond with baby as well. Which brand of bottles work best for transistioning from breast to bottle easily? 
Dr Browns
Medela
Avent
Bare
Munchkin latch
Tommie tippie 
Chicco
Thanks!!!

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There is a great company Baby's Choice (trybabyschoice.com) that provides a box of high quality bottle brands for mommas to try once baby arrives. Since some babies are easy, and some are so finicky (especially many breastfed babies) it's a great, budget friendly way to try!

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Dr Browns are great! Both my nieces were colicky and had acid reflex AWFUL... Only thing they could use was dr brown

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I like Avent

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Just in case you didn't know-babies bond just fine without having to be fed by others. My second child LOVED daddy way more even tho I breastfed him all the time when I wasn't at work. But anyways- born free are what I used but we were doing a lion king theme and they had lion king bottles :) but he hardly had them-like I said, just when I worked. I used cheapies with my first. Don't buy a lot of bottles because baby may not like a certain one. Also if yourbreastfeedding, the nipple will ALWAYS be slow flow no matter how old baby is. Slow flow nipple mimic the work they have to do to get milk out of the breast.

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Check out the Kiinde. You pump directly into a bag, which come with caps, and that  also connects onto bottles and nipples the company makes. They work with almost all pumps. Seems like a good option, for me anyway.

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Medela, I love this brand. My son never made a fuss when introducing a bottle to him. I did choose this brand because I used a nipple shield made by them to help feed, I think the shield and nipple were so similar to him is why I had no troubles...

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Check out the Kiinde. You pump directly into a bag, which come with caps, and that  also connects onto bottles and nipples the company makes. They work with almost all pumps. Seems like a good option, for me anyway.

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My son wasn't picky, we used Dr Browns and Avent. This time around I want to use the bottle with the fewest pieces to clean. Both of the mentioned had 6 pieces each. So if anyone has recommendations for fewest pieces let me know. Cleaning bottles was my least favorite chore.

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My first son refused to take any bottle, period, my second and third were both totally not picky and would drink pumped milk from any bottle I offered them, so I can't really comment on the transitioning part, BUT my third son was very colicky and gasy and the only bottle I ended up being able to use were the Dr. Brown's and they made a HUGE difference so with this one that's all I'm planning to use, unless she doesn't like them, then we'll try something else!