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NUK bottles

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Suslik · 13/12/2009 21:49

Hi,
i am expecting my dd2 shortly. i used avent with dd1 and she was happy with it from early age. i was going to try and change to a different brand as dd1 is still on a couple bottles a day and i don't want them to get all mixed up. i was thinking NUK.

can someone fill me in on the following:

  • do NUK have plastic bottles? with 2 under 2 at home last thing i want is glass bottles around, and my local chemist sells glass NUK
  • with avent, there were lots of teats. 1 hole for newborn, 2 holes from 2-3 months, 3 holes from 3-4 months, etc. with NUK it seems they are saying that 1 hole is 0-6 months and 2 holes are after 6 months. is that OK? i can't imagine a newborn drinking form same teat as a 6m old?? how do people use their teats then?

thank you

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addictedtofrazzles · 15/12/2009 19:13

Yes, Nuk do plastic bottles. Not sure about the teats though.

I used Avent too and they were great. Just a thought, but why don't you try the NUK training beaker (a 5oz NUK bottle with removable handles and a soft, beaker shaped teat) for your DC1. My DS loves them, and then you can have the flexibility of using avent all over again?

Suslik · 28/12/2009 15:03

Thanks, will give it a try. i think dd1 just likes the idea of the bottle, plus i dont have that many left so benefits of re-use are not that big (lost and broken some bottles along the way).

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nannynz · 28/12/2009 18:28

NUK do plastic bottles and they are BPA free.

Their teats can be silicone or rubber(brown) and sized in 0-6 months and 6 months plus - in each size they have a small, medium and large teat. My new born charge was on silicone, size 0-6 month, small hole - it took over an hour to drink 2oz of EBM - so we changed to the rubber and it's dropped to 45 mins. The rubber teat is softer and I think she prefers it.

I think they can be ordered on line. MAM also does on line delivery and are very good.

Suslik · 02/01/2010 13:32

Nannynz,
thank you. You mean in 0-6 months i need to check which size teat i got? small medium or large? did not see any note of that on the packaging. Are you saying that i can change from small to medium to large while still staying in the 0-6range? Does the size just mean the teat size or the number of holes/the flow rate?

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