[blparent] Playtex Bottles?

[Miranda B.]

Hi again Amanda,
Ok, thanks so much!
One more question. If I choose to dispose of the liners after one use,
how much will I be paying to replace these liners? Is it safe to reuse
the liners if washed after use? If so, how many times can they safely
and practicly be reused before needing to be thrown away? What
materials are the liners made of?
Thanks again for all your help, and have a great week!

In Christ,Miranda

On 10/10/11, Amanda Winkler <awcactuscat1 at hotmail.com> wrote:
> Miranda,
> Yes, they are separate pieces; nipple, nipple ring that screws on to the
> bottle, hard plastic outer bottle shell, and liner.  The best way to warm
> the bottle is to get a large glass that is taller and wider than the entire
> bottle and place bottle inside, fill with hottest tap water to top of nipple
> ring, shake bottle every so often, and let stand till desired temperature.
> You can just give them cold liquids with no problem most children get use to
> it and prefer it.In regards to letting the air out of the bottle, the air is
> released through the hole in the nipple as long as the bottle is strait up.
> The bottom of the outer bottle shell is open so just squeeze the liner.
>
> Amanda
>
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> From: "Miranda B." <knownoflove at gmail.com>
> Sent: Monday, October 10, 2011 6:44 PM
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> Subject: Re: [blparent] Playtex Bottles?
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>> Hi Amanda,
>> Ok, thanks! Are the bottles and liners two separate pieces? If so, I'm
>> assuming you just throw  the liners away and replace them?
>> Is the reason you can squeeze the airout due to the air not going
>> through the nipple, but rather through the airflow system?
>> Also, this may sound like a silly question, but if you don't microwave
>> the bottle how do you warm it? Or, do you not warm it? I can
>> understand why you wouldn't want to warm it in the microwave. Thanks
>> for the tip!
>> Thanks in advance, and have a great week!
>>
>> In Christ, Miranda
>>
>> On 10/10/11, Amanda Winkler <awcactuscat1 at hotmail.com> wrote:
>>> Miranda,
>>> The type I use and I think you are looking for are called Playtex
>>> drop-ins.
>>> I love them. I can squeeze the air out before giving the bottle to the
>>> child
>>> and have no worries about them sucking up air no matter what position
>>> they
>>> are in. They come in 4oz, 8oz (thick bottom liner) and 8-10oz (thinner
>>> liner
>>> bottom). You can throw them away or hand wash. Tip: Do NOT microwave at
>>> all
>>> these bottles. The liner will melt and create holes.
>>>
>>> Amanda
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>>> From: "Miranda B." <knownoflove at gmail.com>
>>> Sent: Monday, October 10, 2011 5:01 PM
>>> To: <blparent at nfbnet.org>
>>> Subject: [blparent] Playtex Bottles?
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>> As some of you know, we're in the process of being licensed as foster
>>>> parents.
>>>> We're close to the end of the process, and I'm looking at baby bottles.
>>>> I have a friend who uses Playtex, and  her son seems to not have
>>>> spit-up or other issues.
>>>> Can you give me your thoughts on Playtex bottles? Should we go with
>>>> AireVent or should we go with the other kind (sorry I can't remember
>>>> the name, but it uses the liners and seems to be able to be felt as it
>>>> empties.) We'll be taking children from infant to age 3 (obviously a
>>>> 3-year-old wouldn't be bottle fed), but I'm pointing out that we don't
>>>> want to have to buy bottles with each different age.
>>>> Thanks in advance for any help, and have a great week!
>>>>
>>>> In Christ, Miranda
>>>>
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