How tall are these bottles? Are they comfortable to use these with a breast pump?
1449638
They are about 6in tall. I find them hard to pump into due to the length. I ended up using them for fresh milk storage.
1449639
They are pretty tall and I would not use them with a breast pump. I use these bottles for storage in the fridge.
1449640
They are almost twice the height of the regular bottles that come with the pump. It takes some time to get comfortable with them because of their height, but worth it. I got these when we started weening and would go many hours between pumping. It made it so much easier because I didn't have to keep stopping to switch out full bottles.
1693102
You can do either. You can easily pour from a bottle into the bags, or you can pump directly into the bag. They have adaptors for most breast pumps. I will say my medela pump in style had trouble pumping directly into the bag so I poured from a bottle.
2032553
I guess you could squeeze them in there, but these bottles for perfectly and there are bungees that secure them in. The also are contoured to feel good up against your body.
1295280
I did not try them on a Medela pump, but they are a standard bottle size. I would assume they should work.
1591963
You get the breast pump which includes a stand, bottle, nipple massage insert, a nipple and cover it fit standard sized bottles. it 's easy to pump.
1179006
Yes, they are about 4" - 4.5" very comfortable to use. NOT like the little short ones! They are light weight, but that's nice too, especially for using for long time at once.
2127527
Yes, that's why I bought them. Works great, I've been using my medela pump with my avent bottles for almost 6 months now.
1630048
What breast pump are you using? These attachments work with the Medela breast pump, so you are able to pump directly into the Avent bottles (which have a wider neck, than the Medela bottles). Not sure if this is helpful?
1575329
Yes. It is about 3" tall and 1" in diameter with a pump in the top. They require a bit of care to travel with as the plastic hoods over the pump at the top of the bottle break easily in luggage. Wrap them in a pair of socks and they are fine. Worth the trouble, by the way.
367862
Yes they will fit is tall enough for bottles up to 8 oz but it won't stay frozen for more than an hour or two
1057009
The 4oz bottles are 4-1/8" tall and the 9oz bottles are 6-5/8" tall (without caps or nipples, just the bottles).
260009
Yes, any 5-oz bottle fits fine, or take out the top tray designed for nipples and tops, and you can use taller bottles. I use this bad boy for everything BUT Tommee Tippee bottles (neither of my twins will take these, of course because we bought a bajillion of them). Pump parts, bottles, pacifiers, even some toys have made their way in here. I load it up however things will fit! It works great.
475885
I don't know but these are standard 4 ounce bottles and they have been interchangeable with my pump and other bottle accessories.
1292289
Yes these bottles are adaptable with any of the medela pumps. I can't speak for any of the other brands but they do fit standard size nipple collars from like Gerber. I used them to pump from my pump in style pump and also to bottle feed from
664021
These bottles are great. They are approx 5.5 in high and I use them in my kids lunch everyday. Hope that helps.
2004819
Yes, have used them with my Medela pump in style for a year! No problems with them being too heavy, though I do use a hands free pumping bra. And I also use the medela caps because the caps the bottles come with are for the nipples, so its nice to have flat caps for transporting.
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Yes. The measurements are there. But I find the smaller ones are easier to handle. And since they will last for years. You can find other uses for them e.g. In lunch boxes. Another thing to consider is that breastfed babies generally don't drink more than 4 oz at a time. So if you are exclusively using breast milk the 9 oz bottles would actually be less useful to you than the 4oz bottles. It all depends on how you plan on using them. Honestly if you're looking for things to save money on you won't need mittens to keep the baby from scratching. Buy footed sleepers because booties and socks don't stay on & three swaddling blankets is plenty if you do laundry once a day. And skip the stroller base for the car seat/carrier and buy your long term stroller with an adaptor. That said. All babies are different. You inevitably will spend money on things that are never used. Congratulations. And. The life factory teething rings are great.