Best disposable bottles for travel

[Joss C]

Hi
Has anyone ever used disposable bottles and if so can they point me in the right direction as to where to get these?
Or, how do you keep bottles sterile when on the move?
Joss C x

 

[MrsRabbit]

Unless your baby is immune compromised I think as long as you wash out the bottles once a day well with hot soapy water you won't need to sterilize them while on the trip. Buy bottled distilled or baby water or something similar and use that while out to mix with.

 

[lil_boo84]

The only ones that come to mind are gerber ones there like 4$ for 2 which is not so bad ..but like mrsrabbit said as long as you wash them with soap and hot water it should be ok !

 

[blahblahblah]

In the UK you can get Boots own bottles which are already sterile, so you just open one, use it then throw it away! They are a bit pricey though!

 

[babybel]

How long are you travelling for? We went to turkey and used steriliser bags which we got from boots, this time when we go away we are going to just use miltons tablets. We did take some of the sterile boots bottles but dd didnt take to them and kept just pushing them out of her mouth.

 

[Eala]

How long are you going for? I have used disposable bottles by a company called Vital Baby. I got them in Boots, no idea if you can get them elsewhere! Each bottle is individually wrapped, so they stay sterile till you need them.

It's basically like a bag that is attached to a teat. The liquid gives it rigidity, I never had any problems feeding my LO from these.

I tend to always carry one in my bag now - just in case

 

[Laucu]

I'm pretty sure I've seen Tommee Tippee ones in my local Boots, but they might have been Boots own make...

I should think as long as you keep them as they come in the packet then they'll remain sterile until you open them.

 

[xxema&bumpmjx]

How long are you going for? I have used disposable bottles by a company called Vital Baby. I got them in Boots, no idea if you can get them elsewhere! Each bottle is individually wrapped, so they stay sterile till you need them.

It's basically like a bag that is attached to a teat. The liquid gives it rigidity, I never had any problems feeding my LO from these.

I tend to always carry one in my bag now - just in case

ive got of these tht my lil one had when we went away for the weeked xxx