Sassy MAM UltiVent

Sassy's MAM UltiVent baby bottles, now called MAM Anti-Colic bottles, get excellent feedback from parents posting to user review sites. Of primary importance is the fact that they're free of bisphenol A, a controversial chemical used to make plastic hard and clear. The only other common concern is the number of pieces: There are six parts to disassemble, wash and reassemble for each feeding. On the other hand, parents do like the fact that everything comes apart for thorough cleaning. If you're concerned about BPA content but don't want a complicated baby bottle, the Evenflo Classic Glass Nurser (*Est. $2 for one 8-oz. bottle) has an ultra-simple design popular with parents whose babies don't need vents, special nipples or other anticolic features. If, on the other hand, colic is big concern, reviewers tend to recommend Dr. Brown's Natural Flow Bottles (*Est. $5 for one 8-oz. bottle), which are available with or without bisphenol A.

We found good information on Sassy MAM UltiVent baby bottles from the many parents and caregivers posting to user review sites. The top two -- Target.com and Amazon.com -- have more than 100 posts between them, but smaller sites such asViewpoints.com and The Soft Landing blog are worth a look as well. Video reviews at ExpoTV.com are a good complement to the usual text-based reviews, and they're especially useful for demonstrating this bottle's love-it-or-hate-it feature -- its six individually washable components.