Lifefactory glass baby bottles are not only safe for baby with a silicone cover to protect the glass bottle when it gets dropped or thrown from the pram, it's also versatile in it's usefulness which contributes to a long life with many different uses simply by changing the lid. Once baby has outgrown the teat you can use it with a Lifefactory sippy cap to transform the bottle into a sippy cup during the toddler years. Then with another lid change it becomes a water or juice bottle. Lastly, no need to throw it away, it's still useful as a pen holder or just about anything you can love forever. What would you use it for? We would love to hear your thoughts in the comments below....
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Lifefactory glass baby bottles are not only safe for baby with a silicone cover to protect the glass bottle when it gets dropped or thrown from the pram, it's also versatile in it's usefulness which contributes to a long life with many different uses simply by changing the lid. Once baby has outgrown the teat you can use it with a Lifefactory sippy cap to transform the bottle into a sippy cup during the toddler years. Then with another lid change it becomes a water or juice bottle. Lastly, no need to throw it away, it's still useful as a pen holder or just about anything you can love forever. What would you use it for? We would love to hear your thoughts in the comments below....
