Bottle sterilizer

Dishwasher or pot of boiling water

@Ellie dishwasher takes way to long for my preference

In the UK dishwasher isn’t following guidance. I used the tommee tippee microwave steriliser for my breast pump and I used the self sterilising MAM bottles on their own in the microwave x

I found the tommee tippee sterilizer really good just the water one - we got a package so loads of bottles and bits came with it too x

If you’re planning to bottle feed, I highly recommend investing in a washer/sterilizer combo. It was a game-changing purchase for me around three weeks postpartum—truly saved my sanity and spared my hands.

We use our instapot! During the sterilizing stage we haven’t been using it for food but I like that it is still an appliance we will use later. Space saving instead of buying a temporary appliance since we have limited storage!

Milton cold water steriliser. So easy.

@Scarlett I agree!

Vote for the Milton steriliser too, cheap, quick, easy and if you do end up bottle feeding you can always upgrade to a fancy one (if you wanted) later Some bottles sterilise in the microwave but i just chuck everything in the Milton like dummys, toys, nuby rapid cool etc

Another vote for Milton. Really easy.

We use the UV TT, great because it acts as storage also x

Milton cold water method x

Philips avent sterilizer, the one that does both sterilizing and dries! Sterilizing takes about 6-7 mins, and if you want to dry as well total time is about an hour.

The sterilizer is so worth it if you get one that dries too

I loved my sterilizer. I can’t imagine sitting and waiting for water to boil and stuff. I pop mine in and press a button. It sterilizes and dries it for me

I have the dr brown sterilizer and dryer i love it! I Use it everyday