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Bottles - Tommee Tippee vs Dr Browns

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wigglesrock · 28/12/2010 21:33

I used Tommee Tippee bottles, teats etc with dc1, loved them, got on great, no issues at all. With dc2 found feeding a little harder, actually found most things a little harder (3 years later she may be the apple of my eye but christ she can be trying Grin) Sorry back to the point- in between having dd2 and now expecting dc3 lots of friends have sworn by Dr Browns bottles etc. Any experiences, are they actually any better?

Am happy enough with using the same formula and don't really use infacol, am trying to get organised as I can't believe how quickly this pregnancy has gone!

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thisisyesterday · 28/12/2010 21:38

i doubt there is much, if any, difference

have you considered breastfeeding? then you wouldn't need any at all!

APixieInMyMulledWine · 28/12/2010 21:38

I found absolutely nothing wrong with Tommee Tippee bottles when I used them for Ds1.

I have heard Dr Brown Bottles are great for colicy babies so maybe get one in just in case?

toddlerwrangler · 28/12/2010 21:41

Alf didnt get on with the TT bottle (normal or anti colic) but was fine on Dr Browns.

wigglesrock · 28/12/2010 22:25

Think I might stick with what I know and maybe get an emergency Dr Brown!! as suggested. I really liked the Tommee Tippee teats and I think that's whats swinging it for me. Thanks.

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mamatomany · 28/12/2010 23:07

I was an Avent girl for 3 babies and then TT was on offer and we tried those, we are converted. TT do an anti colic bottle too if you need one.

bunnymother · 29/12/2010 07:07

With DC1, we started w TT then moved to Dr Browns - huge difference if you have a colicky baby. With DTDs gone straight onto Dr Browns and burping post feed going well. I really recommend them.

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