Recommendations on baby bottles
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Mam so easy sterilising in the microwave x
Mam
We used the wide neck glass Dr Browns with our first, they worked very well and we still have them and will re-use with this baby x
Mam as you can sterilise in the microwave and my boy took to them so well
Nanobebe silicone bottles were the only ones my little one got on with. Tried mam and nuk and she just bought everything up afterwards but she's kept the air intake to a minimum She rarely had bottles as I breastfed so I'm guessing these were closest to the breast perhaps of what we tried?
The only thing I didn’t like about mam was how many different parts there were. We will try different bottles this time, maybe the glass mam ones
I had tommee tippee to start but my little girl didn’t get on with them. Moved to mam pretty quickly and used them the whole rest of the time she had a bottle. Definitely going straight back to mam for these babies.
I think unfortunately it can be a little bit trial and error. My bub was a bottle refuser, we tried nanobebe, mam and tomme tippe but he wouldn’t take any. I had friends who used all of this successfully and also dr browns.
MAM bottles with Lansinoh teats worked best for us
I agree with @Rachel it's all a bit random. Mine was also a bottle refuser and in the end the lansinoh teats were the only ones he'd take. But might be different for yours!
always used mam and were brilliant! Xx
I tried them all back in 2015! Mam have 200 pieces you stick together 😣 Tommee tippee often leak! Dr Brown are a pain to wash! Nuk always feel dirty. The best ones I found was Medela, very expensive but for me they work a treat! As I did both breastfeeding and bottle.
My son had a bad tongue tie and really struggled to latch to a bottle or the breast. So we tried every type going. Mam was the winner every time.
Another vote for mam here! My daughter went from breast to bottle and back with ease with mam bottles. Also love how they completely come apart for thorough cleaning and can easily self contained sterilize in the microwave
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@Megan is there any need to buy a steriliser as well then or do you recommend just sterilising in the microwave? X
@Kelly we had a Milton cold water one just in case but only used it in hotels really x
MAM all the way!