BPA and bottles! sterilisor and warmer

[wyates]

For each day that passes my little sweetheart doesnt like breastfeeding anymore.
It started with one evening meal. Now after a few days with having it like that she even refused two evening meals. So I am at a point where I need to buy more equipment for this as I see a trend in her refusing breastfeeding...

I have for now 2 Mam Ultivent bottles. Which was fine as I only bought them for emergency if milk dried up or like now she refuses to take the breast.
However.... I need more bottles.... and I am not satisfied with Mam Ultivent... far too many parts.....

So I have checked the market here, and I got two options it seems like which is
a) glass bottles
b) trying to manage with Mam Ultivent which I dont think is possible...

as all the other bottles still contain BPA here

And do you think I need a bottle sterilisor or is the original boiling sterilisation method better/easier? And what about a formula heater to get the formula at perfect termperature, do I need one of those?
Do these two things make formula feeding more comfortable or are they total moneystealers?

 

[kerry070]

Hiya, I know what you mean with the Mam bottles they can be a pain lol but my LO loves them..

Mostly all bottles here are now BPA free, Avent, Tommee Tippee, Dr Browns are some that I can name, just look out on the packaging

Also with my first baby I had the Avent electric steam stereliser which was great, but quite bulky but with my second I bought the Avent microwave stereliser, which is fantastic! I would recommened getting a microwave one. I picked mine up in mothercare for £19 with two bottles and a dummy included, and it takes other makes of bottles too, not just Avent.

kerry