==Overview== These bottles by MAM interested me for two reasons, firstly, the promise of anti-colic and secondly the "self sterilising" nature of them. I got a six set starter kit which should have been £28 but was £14 in Tescos when on offer. The set contained a few items by MAM plus 6 bottles of various sizes. ==My Opinion== Although our baby is mostly breast fed she does have the occasional bottle of formula milk or we used bottles to give her a bit of boiled water through the day. Each bottle is comprised of 6 pieces, the lid, the teat, the teat holder, the bottle, the base and the anti-colic ring for the bottom. It's not ...  Read the complete review

When I found out I was preganant I had no intention of breastfeeding my son, and opted to bottle feed. In hindsight this was a good decision as I was so ill after having my son that it would have been near on impossible to breastfeed him, and for the first few weeks my partner was doing most of his feeds. When I was pregnant I bought a starter pack of Avent Anti-Colic bottles. During my extensive pregnancy reading, I had read a lot about the dreaded colic and wanted to be prepared incase my son suffered from it. We used these bottles for the first few weeks after Bobby was born. Unfortunately, he suffered from what we though was colic, but actually turned out ...  Read the complete review

I purchased these bottles for my youngest munchkin after seeing them advertised in a mummy magazine. My youngest had colic, however, I was more interested in the fact that they self-sterilise. I had never heard of a bottle that could do so. Initially, I thought that I could buy six bottles and get rid of my steriliser - perfect as I hate the steriliser! I decided to purchase just two to try them out. The bottle comes in pieces that you need to put together. The base screws to the bottle and the rim with the teat screws onto the top of the bottle. You also have the lid which obviously goes on top. To sterilise the bottle, you place the rim and teat inside of ...  Read the complete review