Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Bottle

-- INTRODUCTION -- I am currently breast feeding and bottle feeding little Ethan at the moment, in which the health visitor encouraged it with him being so young it will get him used to bottles. Although the bottles I had was not much good as he had restless feeds and was always cramped up with wind troubles. I do also have a breast pump which I can express my milk into 4oz avent bottles but again he was still having the restless bottle feeds, and still having the wind trouble too. So when I saw these bottles when browsing the Argos Catalogue it was a must buy. Let me tell you why they were so appealing to me. -- ABOUT THE BOTTLES -- When ...

Tommee Tippee Closer to nature Bottles The moment I saw these bottles I thought that they looked really smart and as I had an Amazon voucher to spend I thought I would invest in a couple and see how they faired compared to the more widely used baby bottles made by Avent. I already had a few Avent bottles given to me from a friend and I just had to buy some new teats for them so comparing the two was easy. I paid around £10 for three of these Tommee Tippee bottles that hold 260ml and that price includes the postage and packaging costs, minus that it would have cost around £8. Now this compared to Avent is probably slightly ...

While I was pregnant with my daughter I bought a couple of these bottles, as although I fully intended on breastfeeding I knew I would want to express and use a bottle at times. As these were marketed as "breastlike" I decided to give them a go. The bottles usually come in a pack of two and you get a size 1 teat with each bottle. The bottles have 3 sized teats: 1 (for birth to 3 months), 2 (for age 3 - 6 months) and 3 (for 6 months plus). In the early days I found the bottles to be an absolute godsend. Following a difficult birth my daughter had problems breastfeeding - these bottles helped her to learn how to latch on to the breast. There is a lot ...