Technical Details
- Bisphenol-A Free
- Recommended for babies of 6 months plus
- Contains two high grade silicone teats per package
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Twin-Pack Level 3
Fast Flow wide neck BornFreeTM teats. Recommended for babies of 6 months plus. It also operates as a Medium Flow teat with some thicker types of formula.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I bought these bottles following the numerous media reports on the dangers of Bisphenol A. I was pleasantly surprised at how well they've performed. There are a number of bits and pieces to de-assemble for washing, and re-assemble afterwards but I really don't find it a hassle. My son seemed to feed better from the bottles (when compared to breast feeding) and they really did seem to reduce the colicky pain from which he suffered. Basically Bornfree offer a very good bottle with the added bonus that it's Bisphenol A free - surely that is recommendation enough?!
I purchased spare slow flow, medium flow (and fast flow) teats thinking that I would need them. But actually no! The teats are surprisingly robust (or maybe my little one has a gentle feeding technique?!), and make the bottles even better value for money. The bottles come with slow flow teats so I purchased a number of variable flow teats which will hopefully see me through all my wee one's bottle stages. He has taken to the variable flow teats absolutely fine. The teats are marked on around the edge with drops (1 drop = slow flow, 2 drops = medium, and 3 drops = fast flow). I'm told that you line the drops up with baby's nose and then that's the rate of flow they get. Bornfree don't provide this information with the teats which would have been useful to a novice like me!
I purchased spare slow flow, medium flow (and fast flow) teats thinking that I would need them. But actually no! The teats are surprisingly robust (or maybe my little one has a gentle feeding technique?!), and make the bottles even better value for money. The bottles come with slow flow teats so I purchased a number of variable flow teats which will hopefully see me through all my wee one's bottle stages. He has taken to the variable flow teats absolutely fine. The teats are marked on around the edge with drops (1 drop = slow flow, 2 drops = medium, and 3 drops = fast flow). I'm told that you line the drops up with baby's nose and then that's the rate of flow they get. Bornfree don't provide this information with the teats which would have been useful to a novice like me!
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We bought these Born Free bottles based on advice from my sister-in-law about trying to get bottles which are free from Bisphenol-A (perhaps hormone disrupting). Normally I am not too concerned about things like this and hope for the best in terms of keeping my baby (now a one-year-old!)safe and healthy, keeping in mind that people have been raising children for thousands of years and weren't ever too worried about the impact of chemicals, etc. Anyway, our Tommee Tippee bottles which we'd used for months were a bit tired and our son was starting nursery so we needed some extras, so I went with these.
They are really good, for a couple of reasons in addition to being free of the chemical: first, they are better for a baby who prefers to be more upright when drinking out of the bottle, because of the shape and length of the teat. With the Tommee Tippee bottles our son had to practically be horizontal to get the last bits of milk out. The Born Free also seem to flow very well with its air vent. We bought level 3 teats as our son was 11 months when we started using them and a voracious drinker. Overall we've been really happy with the Born Free bottles and I would buy them again.
They are really good, for a couple of reasons in addition to being free of the chemical: first, they are better for a baby who prefers to be more upright when drinking out of the bottle, because of the shape and length of the teat. With the Tommee Tippee bottles our son had to practically be horizontal to get the last bits of milk out. The Born Free also seem to flow very well with its air vent. We bought level 3 teats as our son was 11 months when we started using them and a voracious drinker. Overall we've been really happy with the Born Free bottles and I would buy them again.
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