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Alvar baby bottles

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SuusGuest ·
Hi, I have a friend who is all about the Alvar baby bottles sold at Action. Have any other girls had experience with them?
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  1. Anonymous #2

    I used the expensive Dr. Brown's bottles at first because my little one had a lot of colic. But then I switched to the Action bottles, indeed! I thought they were super especially for that price!! I basically had a whole cabinet full of those bottles and now I'm using the spout/drink cups from the same brand also super.
  2. Saris Guest #3

    I've always used Avent bottles, but I needed an extra one, so I thought I'd try the even bottle. I actually like it quite well!
  3. Saris Guest #4

    It had to be from Action.
  4. Hato #5

    Never heard of those bottles, but if I ever need them, I'll consider them if there are positive experiences shared about them
  5. MamaN #6

    Yes, I'm positive about it too. Both kids here are really breastfed babies. No bottle worked until I started using the ones from Action. So in the end, a cheaper solution after all those expensive bottles
  6. Hato #7

    I just googled and they're so cheap!! I used Avent ones for my son, I was happy with them but they weren't the cheapest.
  7. MamaN #8

    I always thought Avent's teats were so hard; they never really knew what to do with them. Especially those sippy cups are handy. My sister has one with a little straw for her daughter. I haven't seen that one at Action yet, but I'll keep an eye out
  8. Sissy Guest #9

    I already bought them at Action.
    I'm very happy with them and my 2 kids are too.
    They drink from regular cups and also
    But in the evenings and mornings they still like a bottle while lying in the chair.
    The only downside is that they don't sell the nipples separately.
    They chew the nipples once and then I don't have enough left, and the result is that I have to buy special different bottles.

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