Born Free 9 Oz. Wide Neck Twin Pack

Pros: Safe plastic, nice shape, venting system, doesn't leak, nice design, easy to clean
Cons: Expensive, sometimes hard to find

When my daughter was first born, we used Dr. Brown's baby bottles. They seemed to work fine, but as I learned more about plastics leaching into foods, I wanted to switch to safe alternatives. I decided to get both Born Free plastic bottles and then ...

Pros: BPA free PLASTIC, vented system, parts interchange with other products
Cons: EXPENSIVE!!!!!!, limited availability

When my twins were born, we began using Dr. Brown's bottles for their superior control of gas and colic symptoms. However, over the months, I have become more aware of the possible dangers of the chemical compound Bisphenol-A (BPA). After GOOGLE ...

Pros: BPA, Pthlate, Toxin, Chemical free, anti colic system, easy to wash
Cons: wide to hold, nipples collapse, not that user friendly

Why Born Free? Born Free bottles are nice bottles but are by far not perfect. We wanted to get the best possible bottles for our twins so we looked around for a while. During my pregnancy I researched the better BPA, Pthlate, chemical, toxin ...

Pros: Great Vent system, No toxins, sturdy bottle
Cons: Very expensive

I don't have to worry about toxins which is great but the bottle is to wide for my baby to hold. Also they are very expensive bottles and nipples. It is over $7.00 for two nipples after tax. Also each bottle runs about ten dollars. The venting system is ...

Pros: Odourless. PBA toxin free.
Cons: Weird shape for small hands, leaky at times. Very costly.

Like most parents of bottle or sippy fed babies, the PBA news dropped on us like a bag of hammers. I found the two pack after much searching, washed all the bits and the bottles. We used to use Dr. Browns and Avent, both just occasionally as my ...

Pros: bpa free,great quality bottles
Cons: very expensive compared to other brands of baby bottles

Upon hearing of how dangerous most baby bottles are, I looked into buying these bottles for the well-being of my baby.I didn't want my son to ingest the dangerous BPA chemical with his milk. I bought 6 plastic bottles and 6 glass bottles from Born Free. ...

Pros: Toxin free. Easy to pour in bottle.
Cons: Very very leaky. Expensive. Bottle are tad bit too wide.

Like everyone else, I bought this product because of all the toxins in the plastic bottles out in the market. My first experience with Born Free are with the plastic bottles. I purchased it about 2 years ago. They leaked quite a bit. Although very ...

Pros: air vent system, BPA free (but so are many brands now)
Cons: clogged nipples, collapsing nipples

We've been using these bottles for several months now and ever since we switched to level 2 for our 16 week old son, the nipples get clogged (even when we can't see anything clogging them!) and nothing comes out.  We have to shake, squeeze, and sometimes even switch to a different nipple all in the middle of feeding a hungry baby who becomes frustrated and screams because (a) nothing is coming out of his bottle and (b) now mom or dad took the bottle away from him (to fix problem a). This is very frustrating and we're trying to decide which bottles to switch to--after spending a lot of money on all the bottles and nipples from Born Free.