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  1. I’ve never heard of that, but it looks like something I would have gotten a LOT of use out of! We don’t have a dishwasher, so I never feel like I get the bottles, sippy cups, etc. as clean as possible.

  2. Pot of boiling water or the dishwasher. That’s it. My babies were born in ’89, ’91 and ’02. Same for all.

  3. I also used the Medela Quick Clean Micro steam bags… they last forever and so convenient! I am sure they do the same job though. I didn’t sterilize bottles as much as I should have but I definiltley did my breast bump attachements often. They can get so nasty! I usually just washed my bottles by hand or in the dishwasher.
    -Amy

  4. used it for my first baby but not the following 3.
    I just wash in hot soapy water and hand on bottle rack. works fine.

  5. I used the Medela Steam Bags that others have talked about to sterilize my breast pump items. As far as bottles, I used the Playtex Drop-Ins, so I never sterilized my bottles. I just put the nipples in the dishwasher.

  6. I just throw sippy cups and that in the dishwasher. I have been known to pick the pacifier up off the floor in his room, quick rinse, and give it right back to him. With the first child, I boiled everything, but the second, not so much.

  7. Oh migosh. Early 80’s…yeah, I was a new mom then too…yikes. So many wonderful life made easier items even since our youngest, now nine, was born!

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