I know this is a stupid question, but my baby as a newborn couldn't use them (he would spit up) But now that he's five weeks old his doctor said he possibly could now. So I was just wondering about the extra air in the bags.
Ariana
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I squeeze the extra air out of mine and i have to say these bottles have been a life saver we just started using these bottles about 10 days ago she was crying most of the night with gas and since we started using the playtex she hasnt been crying nearly as much
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Out of each and all of the bottles i've got tried, the Playtex Vent-Air bottles are my absolute well-liked. The drop-ins are handy and that i nonetheless use them on occasion yet I desire the Vent-Air bottles. I surprisingly surprisingly surprisingly advise them, rather while you're in contact approximately your son's tummy. The Vent-Air bottles in no way seem to have any air bubbles in them and my daughter, 12 weeks, does not spit-up while she burps after eating from them like she does different bottles. they have in no way leaked, like some others we've tried, and the nipples are suitable for her (meaning she does not finally end up with milk pouring down her chin while she drinks).
Anonymous
Yep, Just sqeeze until the milk comes out of the top. These bottles are great especially for babies that have belly problems or alot of gas cause they have less air in the bottles than the regular ones. They worked wonders on my baby that had gastroesophageal reflux.
Proud mommy of 2
I used to squeeze the air out by pushing the bottom up till the milk reach the tip of the nipple.
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It supposed to collapse on its own, but you can squeeze the air out if you want too. Thats what I usually do.