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Heinz Baby Basics Angled Feeding BottlesNewest Review: ... preferred to hold the bottle. My daughter had the same bottles when she was old enough to switch to a feeding spout and still ... more More Heinz kids equipment
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by - written on 13/09/00 (Very useful, 141 readings)
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These bottles are great for preventing colic and other trapped wind in babies as they are at an angle which stops the baby from taking in so much air during a feed ALLEGIDLY, personally I found them a complete waste of money and would have been better off dangling my baby upside down than giving her these bottles. 1) The teats were so soft that she regularly used to suck them inside out. 2) She still got wind, let's face it, if you've got a windy baby then you've got a windy baby. 3) They leak like no tomorrow, you're forever cleaning up from all the milk spurting out the of the bit between the teat and ring. 4) Just ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/08/01 (Very useful, 202 readings)
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I started to use these bottles with my son in an attempt to wean him off bottles altogether. He refused to have a feeding cup and when I saw the soft spout option that comes with the Heinz Basics Angled Bottle I decided to give it a try. Finally I'd found something that my son was happy to switch to! I bought the handles but he actually preferred to hold the bottle. My daughter had the same bottles when she was old enough to switch to a feeding spout and still uses one even though she's now two and can drink from a cup! I did try her with the traditional teat when she was smaller but she refused to even try. As for a reduction in colic, well I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/10/00 (Very useful, 122 readings)
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For my eldest son I used the Avent bottles as they were supposed to 'prevent' colic, whether they did work or my son didn't have colic I will never know, I can't knock them down for that but the reason I wouldn't buy them again was because they constantly leaked. So when son number two arrived, I got those trendy Heinz angled bottles. They are ergonomic which makes feeding time very confortable for the parent and the angle means that the teat is always full of milk for the baby not to get any air in. I have just read some reviews on these bottles and people are complaining that they leak. Well I thought they did too, and they ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/05/01 (Very useful, 259 readings)
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I decided to start bottle feeding my little one when i wanted to start going out again. I tried the normal baby bottles, the straight ones, but i found that he ended up with terrible colic, he would scream for hours which as many mothers will know is really quite diturbing especially when there seems to be nothing you can do for them. Anyway i was in Tesco one afternoon and i spotted a new range of bottles and spoons made by Heinz. The bottles were a perculiar shape to say the least, they curve at the bottom, well they were on special offer at £1.69 i was willing to try anything to regain my sanity, so i bought one. That has to be the best thing i ever did, it would seem ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/07/00 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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When I started weaning my son, I thought I would try these angled bottles to help him to learn to feed himself eventually. They are made at an angle and you can buy handles for them too to make it easier for your baby to feed him/herself without breaking their necks to drink from a bottle. They work fairly well too. It makes life a lot easier to feed my son in his highchair as he doesn't need to be tilted right back and ,with the handles, he could learn to feed himself( if he ever wants to!!) The rim and the handles (available separately) and made of the Baby Basics soft plastic and the bottle is easy to handle. The only problem I have found is that ... Read the complete review
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