Avent Food & Bottle Warmer Reviews

When we switched from breast to bottle we decided that one of these would be a good investment. We actually bought ours second hand from ebay for around £8 and opposed to £15 in Tesco. Even without instructions we have figured out how to use it and it is very straight forward. All you need to do is put some water in the bottom, pop the ...

I found this very useful in warming my sons bottles up as he wouldnt have them any other way and now that he has started on baby food it helps to warm that up to the right teperature aswell. When i had my daughter 3 years ago she wouldnt have warm milk so i never bothered buying a bottle warmer until she started weaning and then to my surprise she ...

When we brought our daughter home from hospital, after she was born, she became very lazy and stopped sucking on the breast, this then lead me down the route of expressing milk as a way to make sure she got some food and we stopped panicking at the thought of her starving to death. I did normally try to express before she would want feeding but ...

Not great value for money really. I was given mine, and frankly i'm glad I didn't pay for it. My kettle boils quicker and a jug holds more water to heat the bottle quicker. Having said that, I am too lazy to get a jug out to put the bottle in, and you don't have to re-fill the bottle warmer everytime like you would the kettle. Nothing ...

Well... When I was pregnant and still living at home with my mum, she raved on about bottle warmers how much hassle they saved in the middle of the night, how quick they were etc...i'm not convinced, my daughter is now 18months and the bottle warmer looks like new. Priced at £19:99 and purchased from boots. We used it for the first week ...

Why would you want to buy a bottle warmer when you could heat your bottles in a jug of hot water? Well, have you ever forgotten that the bottle was in the hot water and left it too long? I have! Then you have to put the bottle in cold water, you leave it too long again, you then have to put back into hot water! I've done this cycle ...

I was given an Avent Baby Bottle and Food Warmer as a gift when I left work to go on maternity leave last year. I must admit, I didn’t use it much at first, preferring to use the microwave for speed (yes, I was VERY careful and checked baby’s food thoroughly) but have been using it constantly for the last six months since my microwave ...

I bought mine as soon as my son was born and have used it for warming up expressed breastmilk from the fridge. It is quite good in that it warms the bottles with no messing around with boiling water and kettles, but I think it could be a lot faster. It has three heating levels, depending on the amount and type of food or bottle you are ...

For any parent who can't be bothered with the hassle of boiling the kettle every time a bottle is due this is the product for you. We bought it before my daughters birth and as far as heating bottles is concerned it's great. Wide enough to fir avent bottles and fast and effective it's been a real help. It's not ...

I bought an Avent Bottle/Food Warmer just before I had my second child. It was half price in a closing down sale costing about £10. I didn't really need one for my first child as she was breastfed until she was one and I made most of her food. I found it very useful for my second child as she had the occasional bottle up to 10 months and then ...

Being a first time mum and not knowing much about 'baby'things I bought the Avent Food and Bottle Warmer along with the sterilizer and bottles thinking that it would be good to have it all the same make as Avent appeared to be one of the best. It was okay whilst my daughter was on small quantities of milk in the beginning but once she ...

I bought the Avent bottle warmer as I read that microwaves destroy some of the nutrients in breastmilk so thought this would be an easy way to warm up Jacks milk. Well what a waste of money. It takes forever to heat up one minute you check and the milk is still cold so you leave it for a few more minutes and the milk is far, far too hot. You ...