Playtex Baby Nurser Pre-Sterilized Disposable Drop-Ins Bottle Liners, Closer to Breastfeeding, 4 Oz, 50 Count

Great lil ones that help through the tough times. Driving down the road and the kid starts hollaring.....time to stuff a bottle in its piehole and its quiet till it needs a next. Easy to clean, easy to haul around and light. Never give um away cos your kids kids will need um too

My mother reminded me that this is what she used on us growing up and these really are a time saver. I just use one bottle base but just replace the liner, nipple, collar, and cap each use. It’s really saved me time washing bottles and great to use when I don’t have a lot of room in the baby bag for travel.

Best bottles ever

I’ve used these for all 3 of my babies and it’s been a game changer. No more washing bottles in between feeds. All you need is a clean nipple! These are also great because you can squish the air out of them to prevent any gas bubbles. And when your baby starts eating more, they also come in 8oz!

We first used these drop-ins with my first son after he suffered from colic. I liked the idea of being able to push out all the air and know my baby was only getting milk and no air. It worked and my gassy baby was now a happy baby. Now, we use this product for our second son and it's been working out for him/us. Less dishes to wash is a plus! But it is wasteful to some extent in my opinion.The downside is when I forget to put the drop-in in the bottle and pour the milk on the counter or the liner having a hole in it (has only happened once) and the milk again dripping on the counter. So because of that, I would advise to inspect the liner briefly before pouring the milk.

This is what every mother should get its very easy when it comes to prepping bottles

Our 3 month old combo feeds so we are very picky about our bottles. We chose to try disposable liners right now to save water/money. Our water usage this month determines our next few months water bills. If you know, you know! And we wash/sanitize a LOT of bottles! We went with the 8oz bottle because it will grow with his appetite. Will take 4oz and 8oz liners. He latched to the nipple with no problem (which can be a problem if baby is also BF). You fill them up like normal (yes, I even filled a different bottle first and then poured into bag to make sure measurements were correct with the wrinkled liners) and then I take the end of our bottle brush and shove it into the end of the bottle and push out as much air as I can. When baby is done you toss the liner and wash or wipe the nipple with bottle wipes. Super easy! No leaking at all and the liners are thin but tough. No bags have broken while I was forcefully shoving air out of them. At the end of the day I throw the nipples and nipple rings into a sterilizer bag for 3 minutes and my bottle washing for the day is done. And perfect for travel or a day out if you get the bottle cleaner wipes too. Playtex Baby and Tommee Tippee have made our feeding journey very easy =).

Like these bottles—always had them for my children—never had colic—excellent quality—don’t have to sterilize bottles—gifted to my daughter who’s expecting her first baby.