Because our child has a cleft lip and palate condition, I researched online and came across Dr. Brown’s “medical” product. However, the packaging does not mention anything about being designed for feeding babies with cleft lip or palate.
It only states that it is a bottle for colic or babies who refuse a pacifier. How can a newborn be expected to drink 250 ml of milk? We didn’t think of this at the time, and our baby nearly choked. Please stop misleading parents with unclear or incorrect product information.
I had been using a Dr. Brown’s baby bottle for over a month. At first, I thought I was the one using it incorrectly because my baby couldn’t feed properly. I didn’t want to believe the brand could be the issue, but the bottle constantly leaked. Most recently, I gave the bottle to my baby, and he re...
Dr. Brown’s bottles leak excessively from the sides, leaving my baby’s clothes completely soaked in milk. Every time I try to feed, my baby ends up drenched. I bought the 270 ml bottle because I thought it would help my baby, but it has only caused me disappointment. I wasted ₺700, and now my baby h...
I purchased a wide-neck Dr. Brown’s baby feeding product because my baby has gas problems. Even though I prepared it exactly according to the instructions on the website, the bottle leaks formula from the cap. In addition, even though it is labeled as size 1, the nipple drips when held at an angle. ...
I bought a Dr. Brown’s glass baby bottle, and I am returning it immediately. I already suspected the nipple was too fast-flowing, but I decided to try it anyway — my baby was choking while feeding. What kind of quality control is this? I was terrified. This is unacceptable for a baby product. I will...
We have been using the Dr. Brown’s wide-neck 150 ml bottle. At first, it leaked a little, and I thought it was my mistake. But over the past few days, it has been leaking 15–20 ml of formula while shaking the bottle, leaving everything covered in milk. For such a big brand, it’s disappointing to se...
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