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Baby Bottles
Feeding bottles for infants, used multiple times daily during the most vulnerable developmental period. Material safety is critical as chemicals can leach into milk, especially when heated.
Why It Matters
Multiple daily uses during critical developmental windows. Heating bottles/milk can increase chemical migration. Infants have immature detoxification systems.
Chemicals of Concern in This Product
Bisphenol A (BPA)
An industrial chemical used to make certain plastics and resins since the 1950s. Found in...
BPA Substitutes (BPS, BPF)
Chemicals used to replace BPA in plastics and can linings after BPA health concerns emerged....
Phthalates
A group of chemicals used to make plastics more flexible and harder to break. Also used as...
Ingredient Red Flags
Watch for these on ingredient labels:
- Old plastic bottles
- Scratched or worn plastic
- Heating in microwave
- Unknown plastic types
- Hand-me-down plastic bottles
What to Look For
- ✓Glass with silicone sleeve
- ✓Stainless steel options
- ✓If plastic, BPA-free and tested for BPA alternatives
- ✓Silicone nipples (avoid latex allergies)
Finding Safer Options
Glass bottles (Lifefactory, Philips Avent Glass), stainless steel (Pura Kiki), or well-tested plastic (Comotomo, NUK). Avoid heating plastic.
Certifications to Look For
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