Customer Reviews

Sassy Baby's Mam 9 oz. Girl 3 pack Bottle

5 star:		(22)
4 star:		(8)
3 star:		(4)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

We tried Avent, Platex and Dr. Browns. These are the best bottles by far!

PROs:
* The nipples are the only kind my daughter would use. We bought all of the nipples we could find once I was starting to wean off of nursing and she wouldn't take any of them until we found these. They are more pliable and have a flat shape. Perfect.
* They are super easy to clean because they come apart entirely.
* They reduce the amount of air your child gets in her tummy because she doesn't have to unlatch during feeding at all.

CONs:
* The lids are a little hard to get off if you hands are wet.
* Make sure you screw the bottom on tight or it can leak (we have only had this problem one time - once you realize what you have done wrong, you won't do it again)
* They are a little bottom heavy. It took a while for my daughter to learn how to hold the bottle by herself because the bottoms are heavier than other bottles.

I have used these bottles for all three of my kids and I have not had to replace one part. I would not use another bottle, ever.

Good luck!

I bought these bottles because they are an inexpensive BPA free option. However, I am very disappointed. There are 5 parts (6 if you include the lid) to this bottle. If not put together just right, they leak! The bottom of this bottle screws on. It has 2 parts. The liner must be put in the bottle just right and then screwed on tight. The nipple must be pulled all the way through (you'd think that'd be easy to tell, huh). If either of these areas aren't put together right, WATCH OUT! Oh, and be careful trying to tighten one end while holding the other. Nothing like a lap full of liquid!
One other thing, this bottle takes longer to warm than other bottles whose bottoms aren't as bulky.
I would not buy this bottle again. There are other alternatives that are much easier (and BPA free) for a busy Mom to use.

This is by far one of the best baby products I have invested in.
PROS
1)MAM nipple technology simulates human breast physiology so that the baby has to suckle to get the milk out of the nipple as opposed to the baby getting drowned in milk with other kinds of nipples. There are 3 sizes of nipples to choose from depending on your baby's age.
2)MAM also reduces the amount of gas the baby swallows with feeds. My daughter lets us sleep at night.
3)The whole bottle comes apart into 6 pieces which makes it very easy to clean. A word of caution: Do not boil the whole nipple assembly, boil only the silicon nipple as the plastic deforms and causes leaks. Wash the rest of the bottle.
4)It is BPA free. No carcinogenic exposure!
5)We like the colors. We have a set of 5oz and another of 9oz bottles.

The other alternative to getting all of the above in the same bottle would be a DR Brown's Glass bottle which is more expensive([...]$ per bottle).

I bought these bottles as an alternative to all the bottles containing BPA. I read customer reviews and decided to go with these. Contrary to what other have written, these bottles' venting system doesn't work properly. I have assembled and reassembled several times to make sure I have it right. My 6 month old daughter has to unlatch to let air in. If I put my ear up to the bottom I can here the air going in the vent, but I guess it's not enough. Other than this I love these bottles. It's a great idea behind the design, but it just doesnt work. Before I got these, I picked up some cheap Gerber Fashion Tints bottles (3-pack) for $2 and they work better than these.

I like these bottles all the way around. We occasionally have leaking problems but that's only when we don't have them screwed together well. My 3 1/2 month old daughter made the switch easily from her Dr. Brown's bottles (which contain bpa). The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because I had to buy the bottles with the stage 2 nipples even though my daughter needs the stage 1 nipples. So I had to buy those separately. I know I'll probably eventually need the stage 2 when she gets older but I would have rather bought those when I needed them later instead of the other way around.

Like anything these bottles have pros and cons but in my opinion the pros outweigh the cons.

Pros:
The plastic used is BPA free.

These bottles are wonderful for going between breast and bottle. I had to supplement my babies feeding from she was 3 days old and I was able to go between breast and bottle with no problems at all.

My baby has had no gas with these bottles at all.

The bottles come completely apart so you can make sure they are really clean (also a con - see below)

Cons:
The bottles have to be completely taken apart to clean. I makes sure they are really clean but it's kind of a pain.

The bottles have to be put back together perfectly aligned or they will leak. This is hard when you are trying to put the top with one hand while holding your baby. If you pre make bottles this isn't an issue.

After the scare of Bisphenol A (BPA) and polycarbonate in the plastics of the clear, hard plastic baby bottles, I panicked to search for a bottle with an orthodontic nipple like the Nuk bottles I was using (after trying 6 different brands to find one my baby could use without leaking from the corners of her mouth!). These BPA-free bottles are safe to use with warm liquids (no chemicals leaching from the bottle), and they are easy to clean with the screw-off bottoms. The orthodontic nipples are great, and my 6-month old has taken to them like they were made for her!! Find out what plastic YOUR baby's bottle is made of. These are the perfect replacement!!

These are great because they are cheap and BPA free. However, if it is dark or you're holding a crying baby trying to get a bottle filled, and you don't fit the many pieces together exactly right, you usually end up with milk everywhere (either from the bottom with it's many pieces, or the top - too many places too leak!). I don't mind the bottles too much, but my husband (primary caregiver in my house) hates them! I wouldn't buy them again.

We switched to these bottles after baby #2 and BPA issues. We had previously used Avent and Dr. Browns.

pro's:
wider nipple I think would be good for nipple confusion issues (but we bought after I had finished breast feeding, so I am not sure)
easy to clean (compared to Dr. Browns - these are a dream)
little to no leaking it you put it together well and screw it on tightly
no gas to hurt the tummy
no leaking when you mix formula in the bottle and it holds 9 ounces, so mixing in the bottle in easy (can't do this with Dr Browns)

I can't think of any negatives. After using two other popular brands, we love these bottles!

I really didn't think the type of bottle you used made a differance so I used almost every type there was with my daughter. Then a friend of mine told me about polycarbonate plastic that 90% of baby bottles are made from. If that wasn't bad enough ALL bottles made from polycarbonate plastic contain a cemical called Biphinal A or BPA for short. It is an estrogen like cemical that can cause hyperactivity attention defficit early pruperty and respatory problems in children and adults. I am happy to report that not only are sassy bottles made of polypropolene plastic containing No BPA but these bottles worked the best with my daughter she absolutely loves them and I will never use a different bottle EVER again.