A little review for a little product: An Avent sealing disc is small, white and round, shaped like a hubcap but about 2 inches in diameter and made from a rubbery plastic. It's function is to replace the teat in an Avent bottle so that it can be used for the storage of milk or babyfood. You are more likely to find this useful at first if you are breastfeeding and storing expressed milk than if you are bottlefeeding, as it is not recommended to store formula milk. Basically it can make a bottle into a jar. The discs are airtight and do the job effectively. They can prolong the life of bottles as it means you can continue using them for babyfood, ...  Read the complete review

I had two of these discs free with my avent breast pump but do think you can buy them seperatley although i never did. They are made of a hard rubber type material and go on the avent bottle inplace of the teat which seals the bottle. you can steralise these just like all avent bottles. I found these great as the only thing i realy used them for was storing my milk in the fridge but i often wandered if you take the teat off the bottle to put this in its place do avent also sell something to store your sterile teat in? These were great for me though, i always felt better knowing that my milk was stored in an air tight tub and they never ...  Read the complete review

- Why I Bought - I had always planned to breast feed my son but as I wanted the option to express milk I did also stock up on bottles, milk storage pots, steriliser and bottle brushes. In fact I was so well prepared that from looking at the huge selection of feeding equipment we had you could easily have thought we were intending to bottle feed formula. Most of our feeding equipment was from the Philips Avent brand but the milk storage pots they make seemed really flimsy to me so I decided to look around for an alternative. Then I found a set of four Avent pots in TKMaxx. These were different to the ones I had seen before; they were in fact exactly the same ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Avent Sealing Disks because I simply thought they were a very good idea. When my son stopped needing bottles of milk throughout the day, I thought it was a great idea to convert the bottles into storage bottles so that my sons pureed food could be stored in the bottles in appropriate sized portions, which made it ideal for storing the food in the fridge or when we're out and about. I bought the Avent Sealing Disks in a package that contained six discs and this cost me £4.50 from Boots - which equated to 75p for each disc. I thought the price was fine because it allowed me to make use of the bottles which would otherwise have been thrown away. The ...  Read the complete review

Baby CrazyEgg didn't really do bottle feeding, but in the efforts to find a bottle and teat that she could consistently succeed with we amassed a wide range of bottles. Avent bottles and teats were some of the most unsatisfactory from the drinking point of view, but their bottles are a very pleasing squat, chunky shape even if they are rather highly priced. When we came to need containers for cooled boiled water, rather than buy new things we simply used our collection of bottles, discarding the tops and using the sealing discs instead. After 9 months of use, spending much of their time floating about in sterilising solution many of our cheaper bottles were ...  Read the complete review