Coddlelife Baby Glass Bottle Review And Giveaway Ends 6/11 (US/CAN)
With so many concerns about toxins in our everyday life, especially with plastic bottles, you might worry about how safe it is to constantly wash and re-use plastic bottles for feeding your baby. Luckily, you’re not the only one. Coddlelife, a line of bottles and bottle accessories, was created by a mother of three who wanted to make the highest possible quality products while still being easy to use. The line features lots of little details that make it eco-friendly while still being user-friendly. All their products come packaged in recycled paper and their bottles are non-toxic and are BPA and lead free as well as being dishwasher and microwave safe.
Their Borosilicate Glass Bottle is just one of these products. You might be wondering, what is borosilicate glass? Well, it’s the exact same kind of glass used in scientific laborites, and is especially durable and strong, as well as being incredibly light. This makes the Borosilicate Glass Bottle the lightest baby bottle currently available. It also is resistant to sudden heat changes, and has a special nipple that is soft and wide, to prevent nipple confusion. This makes it easier to switch between breast feeding and bottle feeding without your infant getting confused or refusing to eat.
Although my daughter is too old to use baby bottles, I love this line and would definitely recommend it. The bottles are easy to clean and, as promised, very light. The bottle nipples are soft and stretchy, and were specifically designed to reduce colic and ear infections. Plus, their products are made with food grade silicone and are guaranteed to be free of any toxins or harmful chemicals.
With so many dangerous chemicals out there, you want to be sure that you’re keeping your child as safe as possible, and the Coddlelife line definitely does this. Aside from the Borosilicate Glass Bottle, they offer other kinds of bottles, as well as silicone bottle wraps that make it easier to hold onto bottles and are brightly colored. All their products are safe to use over and over again, and can be sterilized, as well as put in the dishwasher and microwave. If you have an infant and are looking for an alternative to plastic bottles that could have toxins in them, you should give Coddlelife a try. You won’t be disappointed.
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LifeFactory Glass Baby Bottle with Silicone Sleeve Review And Giveaway Ends 2/27
Breastfeed is always best for babies. But there are instances that we come to the deciding point, by switching to feeding bottles, and most of the time this is a case to case basis. As I come to this, my quest to ensure my child’s safety begins; in fact I tend to be more meticulous, from searching the most accurate formula milk for my daughter to finding-out the best feeding bottles in town.
[DFR::43930692-10398035-cj|align_left_1] Lifefactory offers a solution for mother’s meticulous standard. Their product line includes baby feeding bottles and accessories, to adult essentials. Lifefactory also hold a strong background on producing quality and eco-friendly products. They started in 2007 initially launching their BPA-free products (BPA stands for Bisphenol A, a chemical that is commonly present in many hard bottles), and free from other harmful plasticizers such as phenol and PVC.
I received this 4 oz (118ml) glass baby bottle with silicon sleeves (orange) from Lifefactory for product trial and evaluation this week. Before the product of Lifefactory was introduced to us, we’ve already been using glass feeding bottles with curvy easy-to grip sides in colorful feminine designs for my 20 months old daughter. I never use plastic bottles for my daughter. Every night I’m preparing 1-2 bottles of 8 oz servings of milk and one 4 oz of water, this is the average consumption of my little girl during night time. At first I used the 4oz glass bottle by Lifefactory for my daughter’s water. The following day my daughter asks me to transfer her homo milk to this 4oz glass feeding bottle by Lifefactory; at first I thought that she’s just fond of the orange color. I told her that we have to wait ‘till the bottle is half empty before I grant her wish. But instead, my little girl gave her feeding bottle to me, suggesting that I need to drink it up for her. And so I thought maybe I should have obeyed her in the first place, she is hungry and she wants to drink from the Lifefactory’s 4oz glass feeding bottle. I am amazed how Lifefactory glass feeding bottle satisfies my daughter. All materials used in Lifefactory’s product are FDA approved. Their feeding baby glass bottles are a bit bigger in circumference compared to other regular glass bottles, but the sleeve will make it easier for your baby’s grip. The sleeves can also be sterilized together with the bottle and dishwasher-safe too. I found the teats or nipple of this 4oz glass bottle to be soft and durable, which is the first reason why my daughter wants to drink her milk from the 4 oz orange sleeve glass bottle.
Two days after product testing, I would like to purchase the Lifefactory 9oz glass feeding bottles in orange and yellow sleeve. Glass feeding bottles were used way back in time, but due to the dangers of using glass materials, plastic becomes the alternative. Now it is increasingly becoming popular once more. I am most thankful to the innovation made by Lifefactory, the “sleeves” efficiently protects the glass, and they simply take away my slippage-worries on glass feeding bottles. I am privileged to have the chance to test Lifefactoy’s product, fortunately I was able to asses my baby’s needs, and according to my daughter, she needs the big ones. You can purchase or view their products by logging into their website at www.lifefactory.com.
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You can purchase LifeFactory Glass Baby Bottle with Silicone Sleeve Here!
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