Pros and Cons of Plastic Baby bottles

 Pros:

Plastic bottles are easily accessible at both local and chain retailers.

Plastic bottles are straightforward to measure because of their translucent material and clear markings, making it simple to determine how much milk your baby is drinking.

Plastic bottles are often less expensive than glass bottles since the material is less expensive and the process is faster.

They're light, which makes it simpler for your baby to grip and hold their bottle as they get older.

Plastic bottles are largely unbreakable, so you won't have to worry about shattered glass. They may not last as long as glass bottles, but they are relatively unbreakable.

Cons:

More chemicals: Despite the fact that nearly all plastic bottles are now BPA-free, they still contain other estrogen-like compounds. Buy the most expensive models with caution, as they may be constructed with hazardous chemicals.

More difficult to clean: Scratches in plastic provide tiny areas for bacteria to thrive, making cleaning more difficult.

Plastic can't endure the same amount of heat as glass, therefore it can't completely sterilise. Melts are more likely to occur when temperatures are too high, and leaching is a worry.

Because plastic absorbs scents, you'll have to deodorise your bottles more frequently than if you used glass.

Less long-lasting: Plastics do not last as long as glass.