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Giveaway: Nourish Water Bottles For Baby & Tot

Our name lends itself to the nursery but baby design goes well beyond furniture and decor. Smart design is our blogging mission and the smart Mom behind Nourish, Lara Hodgson, has created a product that is not only designed beautifully but serves great purpose for busy parents everywhere.

As I gear up for a three week trip to NYC with a baby and toddler, I am overcome by a nervous energy. I have flashes of a loud, whining toddler and a fidgety lap baby screaming for the bottle. (Of course getting through airport security with all my gear and with someone known for not wanting to take off his shoes is a whole other nightmare). I can’t tell you how many times I have fed my baby more than usual while on the plane just to spare sleeping passengers from his cry or in an effort to prevent ear pain. And I am sure it grosses you out like it does me, when I have no choice but to rinse the used bottles in the plane’s bathroom (I do try to use bottled water for this). Then having to dismantle three internal pieces of the bottle on my lap while mixing formula is indeed a royal pain.

So enough of my complaining! Baby formula ready spring-water bottles by Nourish are here to save my travel day. Nourish bottles are being featured this month in Parents Magazine as a way to keep your gear germ-free!

Why is this product so ingenious? The Nourish bottle design is innovative in several ways: 1) It’s unique shape is designed for small hands to hold, 2) Offers volume markings for mixing, 3) Made with a wide neck for adding formula, 4) Comes with a baby nipple or spill-proof sippy top. Repeat: spill-proof! (I tried many times to shake it and not one drop came out). Plus, Nourish is BPA Free, Phthalate Free, made in the USA (the only baby nipples made in USA) and both recyclable & reusable. Pretty cool, right?

By the way, we spent a day at the park earlier this week. The one who refuses to take off his shoes for airport security thinks your kids will like it too. Buy Nourish in our Editors Picks shop.

Wish me luck traveling next week and I wish you luck in winning some Nourish bottles of your own!

WIN IT! Project Nursery is giving away a case of 12 Nourish bottles along with a t-shirt ($65 value) for convenient on-the-go feedings. Visit Nourish and let us know what you think about the Nourish concept. I am sure you all have have messy formula mixing memories you could share. Contest ends Friday July 23rd at 11:59 PST.

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By Melisa Fluhr

With a passion for decorating and design, it was Melisa's experience as a first time mom, that inspired her to start Project Nursery. Melisa lives back east with her three kids, Austin, Chase and new baby girl Emerson—thrilled that she can now finally decorate with the color pink!

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    I think this is such a great idea, especially for mothers and fathers on the go. I also really appreciate that the bottles and accessories are reuseable, so you don’t feel so wasteful for having to dump it after one use!

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    I love the concept of this bottle. The idea that it holds purified water is an amazing idea! You know you’re getting something that is clean and healthy for your child. I am 4 months pregnant and have been researching different types of bottles, and this by far sounds like the best one!

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    Oh this takes me back to last month.. a baby, a two year old and me. At the airport, flight delayed, very uncompassionate people sitting in front of me. You couldn’t tell if it was sweat or tears dripping down my face. I could have used Nourish rather than give my older daughter juice..the airline didn’t have milk. Good luck!

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    I like the aesthetics of this bottle – adn the fact that it is very green. Way to go Nourish

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    Actually, it’s a neat idea! I’ve not seen anything like this up my way (Ontario, Canada). It’s reassuring to know that the Nourish team researched the water and its quality. There is a bottled-water company up this way that was found to be using tap water from a city nearby the bottling facility. We have to do so much research on our own these days, it can get kinda stressful. So it’s nice that Nourish has done the investigation for you already!

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    great idea- hate the way mixing powder in a rush- dropping powder on yourself looking like something else- yep great idea

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    what an awesome product. especially for traveling (which i plan on doing soon so i hope to win!) :)

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    This is a great product for a Mom who travels alot. This bottle is also spill proof. Which I love!

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    It’s a cool concept and they look good – perfect for my upcoming transatlantic trip with my toodler.

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    I think it’s a great concept! Love their tag line of “trading spills for smiles”. I’m all about that! lol!

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    I can relate to having to wash out a baby bottle in a public bathroom sink. It only happened once but I felt guilty about it and grossed out, so I recall it vividly. My baby had to eat and what else could I do? :( Wish I’d had Nourish with me then!

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    I love that the top is spill proof and that no food can get in! Very important. Thanks for the chance!

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    Convenient, clean and easy to take along while traveling. Nourish is a unique product for baby and little tots. Love the concept!

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    These are great. My toddler always wants my water bottle, but spills it – or worse backwashes into it, yuck…. so water just for him with a cool top would be his cup of tea. I would love to reuse these – wondering if they are reuseable…

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    I love that that a toddler could hold on to one of these so easily and I love that they don’t spill!!! Thanks for the chance!

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    I am just in awe…why hasn’t this been done sooner??? Such a great concept an product! I am just glad they are now available with our little one on his way! Nourish Mommies ROCK!

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    What a great idea! I love the sleek and fashionable look, not to mention the super fun way to keep the kiddos hydrated during these hot summer months!!

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    I love the concept of Nourish. I hate having to get water out of faucets and sinks when we are out and this would be so much cleaner for my baby.
    lisalmg25 at gmail dot com

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    These are so cool. I love that they bottle ones are perfectly mesured for 8 oz. I also love that this is spring water. I hate washing bottles in the bathroom sink expecially when traveling or camping. I could really use these.
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    Traveling is when I have the hardest time with bottles. I am a bit OCD when it comes to tap water in other places. I have gone as far as to wash bottles in bottled water…This is a great concept.

    Thank you for the entry,

    Nikki

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    This has got to be the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen. How hard is to to pour bottled water in to a bottle? Or carry extra bottles. What a waste of resources.

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