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GolfingMom

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I had no issues with the glass but then again, both kiddo's were off the bottle by one year old. I liked the feel of glass, it 'felt' sanitized/clean and preferred it over the plastic.

More info here if you're interested:

http://naturalbaby.stores.yahoo.net/realglasbabb.html
 
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I'm going to bookmark that site. Thanks. I'm most likely going the glass bottle route for my next one. Did you also bf your children? I ask because I know that some bottle manufactures claim to be "breast friendly" and I wonder if that's true, would a bf baby be able transfer from breast to glass bottle with ease.
 
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I used the glass bottle with my OS and he BF for 2 months and took a bottle during the two months. He had no confusion.
 
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Baby should go from breast to bottle back and forth as long as you wait four weeks. I'm breastfeeding exclusively, but daddy likes to feed her too, so I express with an electric pump everyday so he gets to do a feeding... sometimes the night one hehe. I've had a huge amount of success so far expressing... I can get 5-6 ounces in about 8-10 minutes. But I just think about baby and I let down lol.
As far as being able to switch back and forth, just try to find a nipple that is most like yours. That's what I did and DD has no problem at all.
 
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My DH recommends Playtex Nursers which is what my nephew used 10 years ago as a newborn. He said having the bag, you can push out most of the air and for a man taking care of a kid who wasn't even his one less thing to wash. LOL.

Babies don't always go from breast to bottle as easily as others. My son never took a bottle no matter what kind we tried. A friend of mine has been pumping exclusively for 8-9 months because her son wouldn't take the breast back. I however have been told the Playtex ones are the most mom like and the easiest for the baby to understand and go back and forth - normally.
 
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I tried a bottle (with expressed milk) twice - the first time ds took about 0.25oz and then cried like his heart was breaking and refused to try again.

The next time, as soon as I put it in his mouth he gagged and threw up.

That was the end of our bottle testing sessions...for us, bf'ing was much easier.
 
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The best way to get baby to take a M bottle is to have someone else do it. You should leave the room. If baby can smell or see you he/she will probably not take it because they know their preferred "container" is around. I just find it very convenient for baby to be able to take a bottle so daddy can feed her if I have to go somewhere... plus I'm returning to work in three months and DH is taking over, so I didn't have much choice.
 
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