Baby bottles?

Question

I'm buying some Dr Brown's glass bottles, then a load of his new plastic ones for traveling.
 
I also have Comotomo and a designer glass bottle as a gift, but can you recommend any other types or brands?
 
I think I have about 20 bottles, all different types, and want to get 10 more. How many bottles do I need? I have a mix of newborn and 3+ months.

Answer

Don't buy a whole bunch until you try them, babies can be very picky and it would be a bummer to buy a bunch that baby won't like!

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Took quite a bit of trial and error with my first. The only ones he liked were the MAM bottles at it stopped him from getting gassy and the teat was good to avoid nipple confusion. High recommend.

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This is my first baby and we decided on Philips Avent. I plan on exclusively breast feeding for awhile until I go back to work then we will use the milk I've pumped so I got 6 altogether. 3 4oz bottles and 3 8oz bottles I believe. That way if he doesn't like them I could get different brands. But it's all trial and error since I'm a FTM and I am due in 6 weeks.

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I personally used only 4-2oz and 4-4oz bottles because I was always able to immediately wash them after each use. I've debated about getting 8oz size bottles but my experience with other babies using that size (from working in a day care) they often were too heavy for the child to hold properly. Plus they wouldn't fit in my cold bag for traveling if I got them. I've stuck with Dr. Browns but all plastic. 
My one complaint about Dr. Brown's is the caps don't seal the nipples for traveling so they MUST stay upright if there's liquid in them. But other than that, I have loved the bottles. 
I would just be mindful of the weight of the glass bottles for when you're ready for your little one to hold it on their own.

Baby bottles?

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