Decisions are a part of life. Before Baby, most decisions are pretty selfish, focused on your needs and wants. After Baby, it's a whole new story. There are diapers to choose and doctors to find. You make decisions about going back to work – or not going back to work. Then there's the food issue: what to feed, when to feed and how to feed it.

Take a stroll down any aisle of feeding supplies, and you're bound to become confused. Bottles clog the market, and every manufacturer claims its brand is the right choice for your baby. Unfortunately, bottles are not one size fits all. Some bottles work better with some babies, and even if you plan to breastfeed and only supplement occasionally, it's nice to know which bottles may work for your baby.

Whether it's because of work or simply by choice, some babies spend more time on the bottle than they do at the breast. When a bottle will be Baby's primary source of delivering food, many factors go into choosing "the one."

"I wanted something easy to use, easy to carry, clean and all that other good stuff," says Jenn Barrett of Oveido, Fla.

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