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PP bottles will loose their transparency over a period of time lessening their active use life.
When put it into boiling water or sterilize cycles, PP bottles have a limited shelf-life.

PC bottles are more expensive than PP bottles, transparency and pass the sterilization cycles perfectly.
However, the problem with PC is the leaching out of Bisphenol A (an ingredient from which PC is manufactured).
Leaching of Bisphenol A will generate a dimmer toxin called as Dioxane, which is unsafe to the food contents inside the bottle.

PES is found as the best to overwhelm these problems.
Eco-friendly - the raw material doesn’t contain 65 kinds of chemical substance.
It emits no environment hormones, use non-toxic and lead free ink.
It also doesn’t contain Bisphenol A, so there is no leaching out of any toxins.
Amber transparent, bypass boiling water and sterilization tests efficiently.
It can take heat resistant up to 180 degrees centigrade on boiling water, microwave and steam sterilizer.
It’s easy to clean away the residue, stain and more unbreakable. Safe for cleaning with any kind of detergents too.

This week is weeks 36 now.
One month left to meet my little creature.
Hopefully she is able to stay inside my womb until weeks 40.
Last 2 weeks check up, baby was weight 2.5kg.
I think on next week check up, she is able to reach 3kg, at least.

For myself, I had already put on at least 14kg, recorded from my last check up.
Everyone who sees me was saying that my face figure has changes a lot.
I got a big red nose now.

We still struggle on choosing an appropriate name for her.
Her Christian name is also undecided yet.
We prefer it is started with alphabet “J”.
Well, still not confirm on any yet.

I haven’t complete my newborn checklist yet.
By end of this week, I MUST get ready all necessities.
Breast pump, storage and feeding bottles, all haven’t fill into my checklist yet.
I only get ready a lot of new cloths, pants, booties, mittens, hankies, receiving blanket for her.
Most of it is in PINK color of course.

I have already backpacked my hospital bag last night.
Well, I should bring a long a breast pump as well.

I got into dilemma recently.
I still have doubt on breastfeeding after c-section.
Can I be able to breastfeed her right after c-section?
I did consult this issue to my Obgyn.
He said nurse will carry baby to me for nursing.
I will have regional anesthesia, my lower body is unable to move then how am I going to breastfeed my baby?
How do I overwhelm the pain after epidural gone?

I have searching through the website to find out more findings on breastfeeding.
At least, I manage to get some basic idea on how’s going to happen and what problem I may face during my feeding life…….