NUK Feeding Bottles

Before we even get started with this review might I just interject a big "I LOVE THESE BOTTLES", ok now that I have gotten that off my chest we can precede with the rest of the review. Bottle weening, the scary time when mothers anxiously hold the plastic teat to a screaming baby who wont have anything but the real thing. Well thankfully Nuk have made it easy on us and while it might not be easy on our wallets it certainly has made weaning a much more comfortable experience. Now I am going to focus on the teats, as that is really the whole selling point for me of NUK, so I wont talk about the different bottles, as after all they are ...  Read the complete review

if anyone feels annoyed by the title, Nuk is pronunced Nook, Im not actually swearing just playing with the words... so on with the review. I'm not a big Avent bottles fan; I know its the brand typically chosen by mums, but they caused my son awful colic, and it was only by changing to the Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature range that we could give him any relief at all. I know lots of people use Avent- it's cheap and widely available, but for those of us who have suffered colicky babies; it does seem to be a bad choice. In my circle of mummy friends, although some had no problems with Avent (lucky them!) a lot of us had to change to various brands such as Tommee ...  Read the complete review

When our babies are born after the long wait, all we really want is a baby that is healthy and happy. Unfortunately this doesn’t happen for everyone. So whenever your new baby doesn’t appear to be feeding much, and yet is so obviously hungry, it can be distressing for the parents as well as the baby. My 1st baby was a hungry baby, always having bottles, and yet also always having the full 9ozs. When my 2nd baby was born I naively expected the same thing. This was not the case however. No matter what we tried, he was not drinking much milk at all. Over a few days it became quite distressing. Then we discovered NUK bottles. Up to this point we had ...  Read the complete review

When my baby was born, Sept 2000, I spent a fortune on Avent bottles, with their hard plastic teats only to find that she dribbled most of the milk down her face. Her mouth was sore and she was generally unhappy. I still breatfeed now, but also use bottles. I have discovered NUK bottles. They are easier to hold, and have the old fashioned nippled shaped teat. These are so much softer on her mouth, and she never dribbles. She is a much happier baby. They are also half the price of the Avent. The reason for Avent is to prevent Colic, but my baby has never had colic, and we have been using the NUK bottles - Its not so much the NUK bottles, but the NUK Teats. ...  Read the complete review

I had initially breastfed my newborn but due to circumstances I then had to express milk via a bottle. I tried so many bottles.First of all I was introduced to some boots bottles,the baby couldn't 'latch' onto the teat at all.Then I tried the avent range which I was told was great for new mums,but baby would cry endlessly....and then one day I was in boots and I came across the 'NUK' range.Its was worth a try. I was slightely concerned by the teat's shape, it was very different.(I bought the silicone one seperately) However after reading the back I realised it was made similar to a mothers nipple to make feeding easier. It worked!The very first ...  Read the complete review