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Evenflo has been making baby and child products for over 85 years! They have everything from birth to the pre-school years, including car seats, high chairs, strollers, gates, carriers, bottles, and more. For our review we were sent a sample of the new Bebek bottles. I’m a breastfeeding mama, but do pump so that Rebecca can have a . . . → Read More: Evenflo Bebek bottles 
Comotomo is a new and different approach to baby bottles. Its unique shape, texture, and material are designed to mimic breastfeeding. With baby #2 on the way, I was looking for some new bottles to try to make sure a transition from breast to bottle went as smoothly as possible. I’ll be going back to work in the fall and will need to pump breastmilk for her.
The Comotomo bottles are soft and flexible–I love them and so does Rebecca! But my favorite part is the shape. These bottles are wide, which makes for super easy cleaning. I hate hate hate cleaning bottles because they’re so narrow and you have to have a brush and make quite an effort to reach the bottom. But the wideness of Comotomo means you don’t need a brush at all–easy! Other perks: these bottles are non-toxic (BPA- and pthalate-free), they’re totally durable and made of silicone so they won’t scratch or break like glass might, and they don’t leak. The nipples have a venting system to allow for air flow and to reduce colic. The nipples also come in variety of flow speeds based on your needs and the age of your baby.
You can get these cute little bottles in size 5oz or 8oz and in green or pink on Amazon. And no worries, they’re heat-resistant so they’re safe in the microwave, dishwasher, and in boiling water. Negatives: not many. The texture and material of the bottles makes it hard to see inside the bottle (level of milk) and the ounce markings on the side. Minor issues, in my opinion, but worth pointing out. After using the bottles often enough, you get an idea for how much is in there without having to inspect the ounce markings… Overall, LOVE this bottle for the feel of it and likeness to the breast for breastfed babies. GIVEAWAY: one lucky reader will win the Comotomo double pack in pink and green (the picture above)! Please use the form below to enter–none of the entry options are mandatory (meaning you can do as many or as few as you’d like). Good luck!
Fresh Baby was started in 2002 by two sisters who wanted healthy and hassle-free feeding alternatives. They’ve made the process of making food easy–AND it’s healthy. I’m so glad they make products from baby to toddler so Ryan can grow with them! This time, we were sent the Toddler cookbook and divided food plate. The portion plate has 3 sections that are the appropriate size for (1) fruits and veggies, (2) proteins (meats, eggs, fish and beans) and (3) grains (whole grain, bread, pasta & brown rice). You can even get it in Spanish if you’d like! The plate is lead, BPA and phthalate-free.
I love using it to feed Ryan his meals and Ryan likes using it to practice sorting his play foods, haha.
mimijumi, based in Nashville, TN, was founded in 2008 by two psychiatrists and an industrial designer with the goal of creating new products that will revolutionize the parenting process by designing simple, safe and natural products for the modern family. The mimijuni product lines focuses on the design and production of infant care essentials. The goal of the mimijumi designed products is to create the most natural experience possible for both baby and parent.
The Playtex First Lil’ Gripper™ Twist ‘n Click™ Straw Trainer Cup is the newest addition to the Twist ‘n Click™ line of products from Playtex. The Twist ‘n Click™ are great because you can mix and match lids with the bases in case you want to switch up the colors or styles of your straw cups. New straws, lids and cups can be easily found at the Playtex Store online for the time your little one loses or destroys their straw cups, because we all know how often that happens! |
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