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What bottles would you recommend using my mind is blown trying to decide i wont use tommee tippe I'm torn between mam or phillip avent
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Mam was our favourites

I think I'll go with mam

We love mam I like that you can clean every part & also sterilise in the microwave super quick

We used mam with my LB but I am avoiding them this time around because of all the parts to wash up!! We are looking at the nuk perfect match ones but haven't actually used them

Used mam with my first and plan to use them again this time

I first bought tommie tip , my daughter wouldn’t take it, so tried mam and it solved the issue.
I don’t think you should buy to many of a kind just incase your bubs doesn’t take to them:) then you can still change.

@Megan this might be a really stupid question 🤣 but do you put them in one at a time or all together xx

@Amy that's the only thing putting me off tbh xx

in the microwave? I think you can do up to 6 together! The mam website shows you how to stack them and the timings 😊

thank you xx

We used MAM with our first. They were fab! X

Mam are fab! I just wouldn't go buying loads until baby shows you that they can take to them just incase!

Mam glass bottles, but with lansinoh teats. He wasn’t into the Mam teats

I got along great with Phillips bottle with both my kids i had them on breast and bottles from the start and they did great also loved using my Milton cold water steriliser to clean them I think I'd have a breakdown with all the mam parts to clean but they do look adorable x

It’s really child dependent, so maybe having a couple readt to try. We had to try mam, tomee tipee and nanobebe. He never really settled with one type and just wanted boob!

I’m slightly confused by all the people saying mam has lots of parts to wash up? It’s the lid, the teat and the bottle. How are any of the others doing less than that? Genuinely curious!

@Hannah I think its the bottom part aswell i had dr brown with my first they was worse lol xx

Some aren't complete bottles and u can remove the seal and bottom of the bottle but I find this easier than trying to use a bottle brush to scrub right to the bottom!

Oh I see. I think I remember seeing ones that now! We bought a set of the glass ones before baby was born and they were very simple. We didn’t need them much until he was over a year old as I BF, so washing up wasn’t a stress. They just go in the dishwasher now - I don’t miss sterilising!

are they any good i have been looking at them

We used the wide neck glass Dr Browns ones with my first. As they’re glass we were able to store them and use them again with this baby 👍

I used mam with my first and I’ll be using them with my 2nd, no issues at all with them. I had to buy some size 0 teats and the size 1s they come with were too fast at first so just check the teat size that comes with the bottles you’re buying too. Also I’d say don’t go by age on the teats. My 18 month old still has a bedtime bottle and she’s never moved past size 2 teat x

yes they’re brilliant. No discolouration, pretty much look like when we got them other than a few scratches to the pictures. Good in any steriliser and they’re very sturdy too (I was worried about breakages but not even a chip yet and were two year into using them). Very easy to quickly heat/cool as glass is more conductive.
We’re also just a bit anxious about plastic and while I know all the bottles on the market are very safe we just wanted to eliminate it from his drinking bottles entirely.
We’ll use them again for this one.

Minbie! Best one I found with my first

We used mam bottles last time and definitely will again! So easy to sterilise in the microwave and never had any reflux or colic problems

We used mam 4 years ago with our daughter and she suffered quite bad colic and reflux but never put it down to the bottle! After researching this time round I’ve found out how much mam bottles can cause colic etc. I’ve bought the Philips avent ones as there’s been such good reviews on them

Used mam the first time and will again this time! x