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Tommee Tippee Wide Neck Heat Sensing BottlesNewest Review: ... ones, along with a dummy, bottle brush and a cup i believe. Theses were the first bottles i had gotten during my pregnancy so ... more |
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by - written on 28/02/08 (Useful, 69 readings)
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Sorry i cant remember how much these bottles cost me but i know i got them from boots in a pack of 2 bottles. These were my favorite bottle, i breast fed my daughter but used to express milk so that my hubby could feed her some of the time but my daughter used to play up when bottle fed, we used avent bottles with the standard teats. I saw these bottles in boots and fell in love with them instantly. The neck on these bottles is wide so they are easy to fill, the teats were not latex which was another bonus for me and they had little dimples on the teats which was supposed to feel more natural to a baby used to being breast fed and they ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/04/06 (Very useful, 1207 readings)
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Bottles are an essential piece of equipment when it comes to formula feeding your baby. Choosing which bottle to use can be a potential minefield as there are just so many about these days. Fortunately my mum made the decision for me when she bought me four Tommee Tippee wide necked heat sensing bottles whilst I was pregnant. To date I have been using these bottles for four months. -- PRODUCT DESCRIPTION -- These are wide necked, hourglass shaped bottles with a capacity for in excess of nine ounces (260mls) of milk. The shape apparently makes the bottles more comfortable to hold and easier to clean than your standard narrow necked bottle. They have ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/09/06 (Very useful, 400 readings)
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How important bottles and/or teats are when bottle or mix feeding depends essentially on how sensitive your baby is to the amount of air they swallow and how likely he/she is to become colicky or seriously windy. Apart from that it's a question of price and convenience for the mother. Oh, there is also the issue of 'nipple confusion' if mix-feeding, which if you ask me is just a big bogeyman as long as you get the baby established on the breast first most babies will be happy to get the breast along with the bottle as long as you keep offering the breast and as long as you don't switch to fast-flow teats to make the feeds faster. I used Avnet bottles happily ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/11/08 (Useful, 36 readings)
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If i'm honest, i din't actually buy these, they came free when i bought the tommee tippee steam steriliser. it contained 2 normal nuby bottles and two of these magic, heat sensor ones, along with a dummy, bottle brush and a cup i believe. Theses were the first bottles i had gotten during my pregnancy so i continued to buy these and my son loved them. The neck was wide enough to scoop the milk powder in without dropping it all down the side, the lids doubled as a mixing cap, meaning no spillage when shaking or transporting. the regular nuby bottles came in purple, green and white but theses only seemed to be available inpurple for 260ml.I was completely stumped when these ... Read the complete review
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