Avent Twin Bottle Reviews

These bottles are fantastic - especially if you want to mix feed your baby. When my baby was a week old my nipples became so sore I decided that she would need to have some formula for a while to let my nipples heal for a little while bacause they were cracked. I had a tomee tippee bottle that came with a breast pump which I just could ...  Read the complete review

My colleague gave me two 4oz Avent bottles when I became pregnant. She hadn't used them and thought they'd help me as when buying supplies for babies - every saving of a penny helps!!! I was adamant to breastfeed but knew I would be coming back to work and so welcomed her gift. After exclusively breastfeeding my little boy for 7 months it was ...  Read the complete review

I chose to use philips avent bottles because I liked the shape and they were made by a trusted manufacturer (around £20 for a newborn starter pack that had 2 small bottles and 2 larger bottles with teats, lids and bottle brush). At 3 weeks I had to mixed feed my baby (so breast feeding and bottle feeding). Everyone will tell you that you can't do ...  Read the complete review

I breastfed my first child so I had no use for bottles because she went straight onto a sippy cup. But with my second daughter, I had to start bottle feeding her at about 8 weeks because my milk just would not satisfy her. I didn't even do any research on what type to buy, I just went straight for the Avent bottles, mainly because I'd seen most ...  Read the complete review

Avent feeding bottles are suitable for use from birth. When i had my first they came in two sizes, up to 4oz/125ml and up to 9oz/260ml. I see they now come in up to 11oz/330ml size now. Avent bottles have a unique air flex design, actually allowing air into the bottle through the vents in the teat, to prevent a vacuum forming. This ...  Read the complete review

Many mothers may choose to bottle feed their babies. Some may wish to express their own breast milk to allow someone else to give baby a bottle; some may be advised by their health visitor or paediatrician to give supplementary bottles; and some mothers may simply choose not to breastfeed. Advent Natural Feeding Bottles are clinically proven ...  Read the complete review

I bought these in a set when pregnant with my first along with the steriliser and breast pump. I breast fed but once my son turned 4mths, he was so hungary and wanting a break, I expressed a night feed so my partner could give me a break. Suprised after him breastfeeding for so long he took straight to these bottles and never had any problems and ...  Read the complete review

These Avent bottles are the only ones I will use for my child. I'v tried several other brands with my first baby, but the teats were either too small too slow or too difficult to clean. The bottles are larger and fatter then most, as are the teats which are easy to clean and come in a variety of flows depending on the age of your child. The ...  Read the complete review

When my twins were born they were unable to feed and had a tube fitted after a while they were put on to standard bottles but I found these hard to use and make feeds up in so I bought some avent bottles which were great feeds were easier to make milk did not go every where as they are large they had bigger teats which is good .My twins were ...  Read the complete review

I bought 3 packs of these "Twin Pack Avent bottles" sure they are a bit more expencive, but they're supposed to prevent colic aren't they? So, I though what the hell and got them! Well, she's now 9 weeks old...and no colic yet (Yippee!!) I did try her with another "Regular" bottle a few weeks ago, ...  Read the complete review

I chose to switch to bottle feeding my son after a week and my mum bought me some standard bottles. At the time i was using cartons of formula so this was fine. Eventually my sister told me about the Avent bottles and the powder milk. I bought two bottles to try them out. I found them excellant. They have very large necks and so are very easy to ...  Read the complete review

Avent bottles are certainly the best in terms of their teat design. They seem to reduce wind and colic in young babies due to their vari-flow/cross teats. Two main drawbacks I found were:- 1. They do not fit in certain types of bottle warmer systems. Avent do, of course, make their own bottle warmer. 2. As baby becomes ...  Read the complete review

I have a Avent breast pump and when I was just breastfeeding my first daughter morning and last thing at night at 8ths I decided to get the soft spouts that go with the bottles. They are avaliable at most places that sell avent bottles and accessories.They are made of white rubber and are soft for babies gums.I used these spouts with the bottles ...  Read the complete review

I breastfed my son for 12 weeks, before trying to introduce one bottle feed a day. I was advised to use the Avent bottles as they have a big, wide teat that allows the baby to feed as if it is on the breast, suckling rather than sucking. I had to persist with keep offering my baby a bottle and eventually he took to it. He is still breastfed and ...  Read the complete review

I chose Avent bottles when I had my first baby because they had a wide neck for making up formula milk and easy cleaning, they looked nice and they seemed to have a lot of accessories available. You can buy large or small bottles. All teats (slow, medium and fast flow available) fit into a plastic lid which fits onto either the large or small ...  Read the complete review

I have to agree with jacksmum. My first lot of Avent bottles are 3 and a half years old and are still going strong for son number two. They've been sterilised countless times, dishwashed, dropped, thrown, bathed, microwaved and had countless other adventures! They remain much easier to fill than slim bottles, are more stable - ...  Read the complete review

I decided that I would like to breastfeed Jack, and did for about 6 weeks, but when I was pregnant I started to build up my bottom drawer and wasn't too sure about what bottles to choose for expressing milk and eventually bottle feeding. It seemed that Avent were the market leaders, their bottles are a nice shape and their teats claim to be ...  Read the complete review