Dr. B's Options+ Wide Neck Newborn Feeding Set

My daughter loves these bottles. I tried 2 other types of bottles and she does best with both the Original and the Options. She has way less gas and doesn't spit up any at all.

I was told by a friend that Dr. Brown bottles were good bottles. I bought 3 bottles to see if it was good as she said it was. I had several problems, leaking, tried several different methods such as feeding with the air vent it still leaked from the cap. Took out the air vent, it still leaked.

I had some of the original Dr. Brown's bottles, but I received an Options bottle free in a baby kit...and immediately went out and bought more Options! The pieces fit together better and you can use the older-style travel caps with the insert in (which you couldn't in the older model). My baby loves them. Unlike some other users, we have had ZERO problems with leaking. (I don't put them in the dishwasher, if that makes a difference. I hand wash and keep all the pieces on my little grass drying tray.)

I bought Timmy the Turtle only because of needing another paci and Target at the time was out of just the paci. Little did I know that this turtle will be going with us everywhere and my sons favorite thing ever. I am going to purchase 2 spares just in case something happens.

I bought 3 bottle warmers and I guess I haven't had a very great experience yet for any of them. What I like about this bottle warmer is that there is a water reservoir and it is very easy to use. The challenge I have is that the instructions on how long you should set the timer for heating 4oz or 8oz is based off of cold temperature(40 degrees F) or room temperature(72 degrees F). First of all, where are any guidelines on cold temperatures at 39, 38, 37 degrees, etc. The same goes for room temperature at 71, 70, 69 degrees etc. Second of all, I don't always heat up 4oz or 8 oz. What about 2oz or 1oz or even 2.5oz guidelines? Because of this, I am having to test over and over again to see if I can get the optimal temperature based on the temperatures that I have in my house but I cannot do this proactively because that would be a waste of milk to continue to re-heat for this purpose. Not to mention that as parents we don't have the time and energy to figure this out as we have a baby to care for throughout the day. Other bottle warmers actually has timings set and all you have to do is select the amount of milk(fluid oz) being warmed but those are also based off a certain temperature. I think what would be awesome is better guidelines and a thermometer needle that tells you the exact temperature of the milk as it is warming, so we can prevent overheating. Imagine the thermometer needle that is placed in the bottle as you close the lid or something like that. I would then give this product a 5 star rating.