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Now that the dangers of BPA have been exposed, many of us are working on getting plastics out of our lives. One of the most important places to do this is in regard to how we feed our children. We've started replacing plastic bowls and cups with ceramic, glass, or one of the BPA-free plastics on the market.
If the child you're feeding happens to be a baby, you definitely want to avoid plastic bottles. Even those labelled "BPA-free" were found to contain BPA's, most often due to contamination at the factories in which they were made. Here are two good, safe options for bottle-feeding your baby.
