tommee tippee perfect prep machine offer

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Just to let anyone know who's planning to bottle feed the tommee tippee perfect prep machine is on offer in the asda baby event for £60.

I have 1 of these machines and let me assure you these are worth every single penny

I'm going straight online to make a purchase I hadn't heard of it when my 10 month old was newborn and felt I spent the first 12 weeks of his life next to a kettle. Im 20 weeks pregnant with ds2 and this is a must have!!! Thank you OP x

Iamthemusicman listed an offer the other day for the perfect prep with Amazon family. It's £60 but if you use the code BABYFMLY15 you get £15 off bringing it down to £45.

The machine is amazing. I love ours!

I bought one in the last Asda sale. I agree, it's a wonderful machine.

I'm so naive, breast feeding class isn't for a week or so! Would one of these be useful if planning to breastfeed (if I can), either for getting bottles ready for pump'n'dump (poor OH!) or for follow on feeds after breast feeding? Sorry to hijack! Thanks!!

No scarednoob only for formula.

I have the same question as scarednoob!

Ok answered.

Thanks!!

Why can't it be used for breastmilk bottles?

lemon, it's a machine that heats water up to mix with formula, then adds more water to get it to the right temperature. Not sure what you're expecting it to do with breast milk?

Because it will fill them with formula! It is not a steriliser!

Lemon because it's for preparing bottles full of formula. You add powder, water, sterile bottles and the machine does the rest. For bottles of BM, you need sterile bottles, a breast pump and boobs.

scarednoob 'Follow on feeds after breastfeeding'? Have you been sucked in by the Aptamil lies TV ads? Babies need breastmilk or first stage formula ONLY up until 12 months (with the addition of solid foods from six months). Follow on formula is a load of bollocks invented by formula companies to flout the advertising ban on first formulas (formulae?). They're allowed to advertise follow on formulas to get their brand out - that's all. It's not nutritionally necessary (or advisable).

My baby is 7 weeks. I tried to breastfeed (failed miserably) and am now mainly formula feeding (with some expressed breast milk too).

At first I was making up formula feeds the old fashioned way, which seems like it takes forever when your baby is screaming for milk. Then I bought the Tommee Tippee machine and it is a godsend. It makes a bottle to the perfect temp in 2 mins. I wish I'd got mine this cheap, but still worth every penny. If you're going to formula feed snap it up

By the way various stores have price match - I've bought mine from mother are today where it was £80 but did price match and got it for £60.:-)

Got mine for £45 from amazon

Oh right I thought it was a just a steriliser! Sorry I could've googled couldn't i!

Does it boil and cool the cold water that's added?

With formula, and a bit if trial and error we worked out the ratio of boiled water to cooled boiled water ( kept in the fridge)

It was pretty speedy as no cooling needed eg an 8oz bottle had three oz boiling water, 8 scoops of powder, shake to mix then 5 oz of cooled water added

Also on JL

twirly it's basically a machine that does what you describe.

You press it, it gives you a small amount of hot water, you add the powder and press again, it fills up with filtered water. Ta dah, bottle is ready to go and body temp.

Does it only work with toomee tipee bottles? Sounds fab

No, other bottles are fine too

Excuse me if this is a silly question, but I've bought the Tommee Tippee sterilising set

www.mothercare.com/Tommee-Tippee-Closer-to-Nature-Essentials-Sterilisation-Set/410658,default,pd.html

Does this do the same job? I can't tell the difference!

Corn - the prep machine is for preparing your baby's milk ( formula) it's not a sterelizer though the bottles that comes with the sterelizer can be used on prep machine too. You might wasn't to google it and see if it's something that will be useful to you

Ah.. So I would need both then??