Maws Variflo Teats

MAWS HEAT SENSOR BOTTLES I normally use Avent bottles and have never bought anything else, but recently I ran low on bottles. My eldest son kept hiding them & I didn't find them until they had gone green & had to go in the bin (yeuch!). Anyway, I was at the carboot sale (as per usual LOL!) and someone sold me a MAWS steriliser with 3 new bottles for only £2. As I can?t get one Avent bottle for that price, I didn?t mind trying them out. The MAWS heat sensor bottles are a wide necked bottle with a wide teat which is really good for babies that were previously breastfed or who are having mixed feeding (breast & formula). The wide neck is also very ...  Read the complete review

There isn't really a section for teats but I think everyone should know about these! I bought a Maws sterilising system for my son and it came with wide-necked bottles. Teats need regular checking and replacing but the thing I found most difficult was trying to decide on slow, medium or fast flow. So many new bottles come with slow flow teats and most babies never use them! It's so hard to tell when you need a medium flow or even a faster one and every baby is different. Unfortunately they don't have a specific cry for "Mum, this teat isn't flowing fast enough!!" The MAWS VARIFLOW TEAT combats all these problems. It has ...  Read the complete review

Definately less time wasted with Maws bottles and teats. When I began bottle feeding Phoebe at 5 weeks I bought some standard own-brand bottles (costing around 99p each). I spent so much of my time worrying if I had the right flow teat for her. She suffered from colic and I was very worried it was her teats that were causing it. I had one Maws bottle which came with the breast pump I had been using. I found it was the only bottle and teat that settled Phoebe. So I bought a couple more. The Maws bottles are wider than the standard size and shaped so they are so much easier to hold than the others. The teats are also variflo which means that the ...  Read the complete review

These teats are excellent in reducing colic and enable babies to get the amount of milk depending on how hard they suck. When I first tried to used these teats my daughter had problems. She would drink an ounce and promptly pass out with exhaustion. She would then sleep for an hour and then require another ounce. The process would continue day and night! She also suffered from terrible colic. After despairing at what could be wrong with my daughter my health visitor decided to take a good look at the teats I was using and found that the holes did not line up with the cross on the teat. These teats claim to be variflow, meaning however hard your child sucks on the ...  Read the complete review

I purchased a Maws microwave sterilser which included bottles and the variflow teats before the birth of my first baby and never experienced any symptoms of a colickly baby at all. The variflow teat is an excellent invention. It means that your baby gets the right amount of milk at his/her own speed. With my second baby born earlier this year, i naturally wanted to replace all bottles and teats with new. The only snag being was that I couldn't find the Maws bottles and teats anywhere. I bought Avent in the end thinking that I was buying the best. I ended up having a very collicky, unsettled baby. I searched and searched for Maws again. ...  Read the complete review