Who (if anyone) would want my unwanted baby bottles?

[tigwig]

I am in the process of weaning my baby off his bottle and wondered where I could put them to good use. I don't think anyone would really buy 2nd hand bottles and I can't do with the hassle of selling them anyway. Do charity shops take on stuff like that? They were very expensive to buy (Dr Browns) and have only been used for 9mths. It doesn't seem right to throw them away, I have 8 altogether.

[vegasmad]

sorry, you need to go into articles and then introductions.

[julia-mag]

I used the boat shaped bottles with double teat (one end was to let air in for the milk to flow as the bottles were made of glass and it worked!)

[anneasquith]

Thanks Be To God, amen. ........................

[redcrx]

how about contacting your local surestart centre. They may have families in need of any baby items and can pass them on.

[anneasquith]

thank you julia,

[tigwig]

Thank you for the sensible answers! I have no idea what the removed ones were on about as only just seen them.
Red thats a great idea, I go to children's centres three times a week, stupidly never thought of asking them.

[fairycakes69]

Hi I work in a charity shop and we would take them, I'm sure most would, or if you know anyone who is expecting a baby maybe one of the grans to be would like the. I had bottles and steamer at my house for the grandkids, so much easier especially when they stay overnight. They just need the buy new teats, would never use second hand ones.

[joko]

childrens hospital?

i see nothing wrong with second hand bottles if they are being properly sterilised...they are only babies after all...

im sure the hospitals must go through hundreds a day and have a machine to clean them

[thomas1616]

why have you got bottles for an unwanted baby ? I know I know just joking the way twas worded.