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Mumsnet Discussions: Products : Help me find this... (24 messages)

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By EdieMcredie on Thu 15-May-08 15:47:43

...Because my 8 month old breastfed DD won't take a bottle, im looking for a product that has a spout like the tommee tippee cup but that is bigger and can be used for warm milk, (the TT cup is perfect but can only be used for cold drinks apparently)...

Does such a thing exist? Id be so pleased to find such a product!

By JackieNo on Thu 15-May-08 15:52:33

Avent bottles have spouts that go with them - there used to be a soft rubbery one, or a harder plastic one (this was a few years ago, mind grin

). And handle things that go over them.

By JackieNo on Thu 15-May-08 15:54:40

This is the more flexible rubbery one?

By littlelapin on Thu 15-May-08 15:55:46

Yep, Avent still have those. DS has his evening milk from an Avent cup and it's warm (in fact I microwave it)

By JackieNo on Thu 15-May-08 15:56:09

Avent magic cup

By JackieNo on Thu 15-May-08 15:56:30

X-post with lapin grin

By littlelapin on Thu 15-May-08 15:56:37

Snap!

By EdieMcredie on Thu 15-May-08 15:56:59

Mmm, that looks almost perfect, but if the spout is too much like a teat, she will refuse it. She likes a hard spout. Thankyou though!!!

By littlelapin on Thu 15-May-08 15:58:05

The toddler ones are hard. They all fit each other. Boots sell the whole range, go and have a feel

By EdieMcredie on Thu 15-May-08 15:58:15

Ooh actually what is the toddler spout one like?? Is it harder?? They look great

By JackieNo on Thu 15-May-08 15:58:16

Maybe an anyway up cup, then?

By EdieMcredie on Thu 15-May-08 15:58:59

Brilliant LL, thankyou so much!!!! Might just order one now...

By EdieMcredie on Thu 15-May-08 15:59:24

Thanks Jackie smile

By JackieNo on Thu 15-May-08 16:00:17

They are quite rigid, and a very different shape from a teat - hope it works smile

By Washersaurus on Thu 15-May-08 16:01:42

Oh I use a TT little sippy cup with warm milk in for my boys with no probs - also we have a larger TT 'kids on the go' one with a similar spout.

We never got on with the valves on the avent cups (AND you have to deconstruct them into several pieces to clean them)

By EdieMcredie on Thu 15-May-08 16:05:56

Washersaurus-Are the spouts on the Avent ones similar to TT? I might buy one of each as they are not too pricey...

By Washersaurus on Thu 15-May-08 16:10:12

They are both hard spouts but the avent one doesn't flip down like the TT ones. I can't find any of the bigger TT cups locally at the moment - we could do with some more now DS2 is drinking from cups too.

By Washersaurus on Thu 15-May-08 16:11:55

Have found them on their website though grin

We have a quick quencher one too which is OK

By EdieMcredie on Thu 15-May-08 16:33:00

This is fantastic-have them all on my favourites now grin

And they are all okay for warm drinks?

By Washersaurus on Thu 15-May-08 16:36:37

I'm sure I have put the super sipper type one in the microwave to warm milk in; we have definitely used it with warm drinks in without a problem anyway...We haven't tried the quick quencher one with warm drinks though as just tend to use that one for water when out and about.

By EdieMcredie on Fri 16-May-08 18:27:33

I assume the super sipper can be sterilised?? £8 for 4 isn't bad!!

By Washersaurus on Fri 16-May-08 22:20:14

Sterilised? Umm I doubt it as has a sticker all around the cup...I suppose the top bit with spout could be sterilised on its own though. TBH I have never sterilised any cups, I just rinse them and stick them in the dishwasher.

By EdieMcredie on Sat 17-May-08 08:12:11

Oh right, we don't have a dishwasher. Im looking for something that can be sterilised really...maybe the Avent ones can. This is a complicated business smile

By nappyaddict on Sat 17-May-08 09:31:16

i wouldn't bother sterilsing it. just give it a wash in hot, soapy water. i can recommend the avent magic cup one.

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