There are two main types of bottles that can be chosen from for parents seeking to bottle feed their child. Parents can choose from bottles where the milk or formula is placed directly inside of the bottle, and the second bottle type, where plastic lines are used in the bottle to hold the milk or formula that is being fed to the infant.
These drop-in bottles require the use of plastic bottle liners that can be purchased in boxes of between twenty-five and one-hundred and can allow the parent to skip the bottom of the bottle cleaning to try and get day old milk out of the non-rinsed bottle.
What are some of the other advantages to choosing baby bottles with drop-in liners? Other benefits to choosing bottles that are designed to adjust to drop in liners include:
Adjustable Measurements
Parents have the ability to adjust the amount of liquid that is being fed to the child. Though this can be achieved with traditional bottles, traditional bottles allow the air in the bottle to be gulped down with the liquid. This can cause symptoms of colic to worsen and gas pain in infants that don’t suffer from colic. Having the ability to adjust the bottle and also reduce the air flow in the bottle is easiest with drop in liner styles of bottles.
Time-Saving Bottle Feeding
Since the bottle touches only the plastic liner that is being used in the bottle, the parent isn’t required to sterilize the bottle. This way, for busy parents, it’s a great way to save time. In addition, parents can save money on the traditional bottle sterilizers that are purchased, as well as saving energy and time that comes from washing bottles.
Reducing Colic Symptoms
Using a drop-in liner means that the excess air can be removed from the bottle before the bottle is given to the infant. The parent can easily squeeze the excess air from the bottle and therefore reduce the amount of air that enters the infant’s stomach while feeding. Drop-in bottles are a life-saver for infants suffering from symptoms of colic.
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