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Tommee Tippee anti colic bottles - are they any cop?

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spotofcheerfulness · 10/01/2011 12:14

I used the Dr Browns with DS1 when he was a colicky baby and they def seemed to help. Have started DS2 off on the basic Tommee Tippee "closer to nature" ones (as they were cheaper) but he seems to get v windy.
I spotted that they do a more expensive "anti colic" range and wondered if I should upgrade to that if they're any good as DS2 has already got the hang of the teat shape, or if I should just bin it and go straight back to the fiddliness and expense that is Dr B?

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wigglesrock · 10/01/2011 13:41

Hi, I used tommee tippee "closer to nature" with both dds, dd1 got on really well with them, dd2 I felt was a bit more windy/colicky, but I didn't change the teats. I am expecting dc3 in a few weeks and funny enough I posted on here a few weeks ago whether or not to stick to tommee tippee or whether to try Dr Browns Grin Know I haven't been much help, just wanted you know I'm having the same thoughts!!

spotofcheerfulness · 10/01/2011 14:16

Hiya, well I've made an executive decision and gone for Dr Browns as although they are £££, my 2 year-old still uses them and his are getting a bit threadbare so I figure if they don't work I can always give them to DS1 and go and spend his child benefit on some more Grin. I'd forgotten how much money you waste spend in the early weeks trying anything to reduce their wind!
Good luck with DC3 Smile

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