Tommee Tippee Microwave and Cold Water Steriliser

I honestly thought I would breast feed. So I only bought a cheap microwave sterilier for the times that I would of course express easily and simply and be able to go out for the odd occation. I was delighted to see the Tommee Tippee Microwave and cold water steriliser hald price at Mothercare. RRP is £19.99 and I paid £10 for mine. It came complete with 2 wide necked tommee tippee closer to nature bottles, tongs for lifting the teats out and pulling them through without touching it. A double ended bottle brush and detailed yet simple instructions advising how long to sterilise for according to your microwave wattage. I thought this was a wonderful buy for ...  Read the complete review

When I had my first son I had the Avent steriliser that you plugged in. I found this such hard work to keep clean and having to constanly de-scale it was a nightmare, especially when I was trying to look after a newborn child! So when I got pregnant with my second child I was determined to have a microwavable steriliser. my boyfriend was not convinced and I really had to sell them to him. Eventually I got bored of fighting it out with him and just went to the shop and picked one up for £20. Great price and it came with some bottles too - what more could you ask for? It is easy to use, admittedly it does the sterilising in the same amount of time as the other Avent ...  Read the complete review

When I was pregnant, one of the necessities that I needed to buy was a steriliser. I was planning on bottle feeding so I knew it was going to have to be a good one. But which one do you choose? There are so many different ones out on the market, that I was baffled by all the different things they did. Eventually I chose the Tommee Tippee microwave and cold water steriliser because it was on offer for only £9.99 and it also included three bottles with the steriliser which was going to save me even more money. I remember buying the steriliser well in advance, and it wasn't until I was nearly due that I decided to unpack it and make sure we knew how to use ...  Read the complete review

When you're about to become a parent you're met with all kinds of advice about all kinds of gadgets and "necessary" items that you'll need for your little one. Few people agree on what is and is not required but one item that will appear on most lists is a steriliser. Let me state from the outset that a specialised steriliser is NOT required - you can do the job in a clean, sterilised ice-cream tub if you want, but, for convenience, many will look for something designed for the job. As I was planning on breast feeding I decided that I probably wouldn't make much use of a steriliser and so wanted something cheap and simple to use. This ruled out ...  Read the complete review

I bought this sterliser for half price in Tesco before my daughter was born thinking that I would only be using it to sterilise bottles for the occasional expressed breast milk feed. However, when this didn't work out I used it a couple of times as a microwave steriliser but ultimately thought that the electric steriliser would be more beneficial as it apparently sterilises more bottles at a time - the electric one is supposed to sterilise 6 bottles as opposed to the microwave steriliser's 4. This turned out not to be the case, however. I could still only fit 4 bottles in the electric steriliser, and in the meantime this steriliser was gathering dust in a ...  Read the complete review