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r/BabyBumpsu/anysize· Jul 2025· ⬆ 4👍 Recommends
Thread: "Dr Brown bottles be like…"
The reason I use Dr Browns is because the new Avent nipples are messed up and my baby couldn’t drink from them. My first baby loved them but in the last few years Philips changed the flow convention and we just couldn’t get them to work. And yes we were lining up the nipple to the notch on the collar. Dr Browns has been great for us!
r/newbornsu/Professional_Carob63· Nov 2025· ⬆ 3👍 Recommends
Thread: "Phillips avent bottles good or bad?"
We used Phillips avent with great experience until daughter was 3 months old. Then for no apparent reason she refused to eat more than half an ounce out of them. We switched to Dr. Browns and immediately she was back to 4 ounce feeds. No idea what happened or why she decided she was over it. Also we tried multiple nipples sizes on Phillips bottles before switching brands.
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Every unique parent mention from our pipeline, sorted by upvotes. Quotes are lightly trimmed for length, never for meaning.
Thread: "Dr Brown bottles be like…"
The reason I use Dr Browns is because the new Avent nipples are messed up and my baby couldn’t drink from them. My first baby loved them but in the last few years Philips changed the flow convention and we just couldn’t get them to work. And yes we were lining up the nipple to the notch on the collar. Dr Browns has been great for us!
Thread: "Phillips avent bottles good or bad?"
We used Phillips avent with great experience until daughter was 3 months old. Then for no apparent reason she refused to eat more than half an ounce out of them. We switched to Dr. Browns and immediately she was back to 4 ounce feeds. No idea what happened or why she decided she was over it. Also we tried multiple nipples sizes on Phillips bottles before switching brands.