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Pigeon SofTouch Bottle PP
· includes 3 listingsLatest review: Baby loves to drink from bottle but she had a long term constipation problem. We thought we check to see if the volume markings are correct and they are wrong. The volume to formula ratio was always
Price (RRP) $17.99 to $21.99
- Build Quality4.5 (16)
- Value for Money4.6 (17)
- Ease of Use4.8 (17)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 5.0 (17)
- Bottle MaterialPlastic
- BPA FreeYes
Latest review: Recommended by my sister in law. I was a bit hesitant because of the teat shape and the baby took a few goes before she accepted it. Pros- All the contents drain nicely into the teat. No need to
- Build Quality3.5 (6)
- Value for Money3.7 (6)
- Ease of Use3.7 (6)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.0 (6)
- Type / FeaturesAnti-Colic and Self-Sterilising
- Bottle MaterialPlastic
- BPA FreeYes
- Capacity160 mL
- Minimum Age 0 months
Latest review: We introduced the bottle with our daughter from her first week and still breastfeeding successfully at 9mo. Bub took to the pigeon teats easily and we never experienced any hint of preference between
Price (RRP) $10.99
- Build Quality4.8 (5)
- Value for Money4.6 (5)
- Ease of Use4.8 (6)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.7 (6)
- Bottle MaterialPlastic
- BPA FreeYes
- Capacity120 mL
- Minimum Age 0 months
- Maximum Age 3 months
- 240ml16 reviews
Latest review: I have contacted Nuk customer services for asking about Nuk teat size guide, but they never give me a response. Meanwhile Avent, Pigeon and DrBrowns gave me a response just couple of hours
Latest review: So I've had a few glass bottles break and only managed to get one replacement through their drop guarantee, l purchased a starter kit with 4 bottles and it turns out they only replace one bottle out
Price (RRP) $19.99
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Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature
· includes 2 listingsLatest review: If you don't like to sleep and see your baby crying all the time cause pain, then this is your bottle. But in part is my fault for not to some research and realised that this product is very very
Price (RRP) $13.95
Latest review: I bought multiple Medela bottles and teats. Almost all of them start to leak after using for a short while. The leaking wasted a lot of milk and made a mess to my baby's clothes. I am very frustrated
Latest review: Oh, I seldom leave reviews for anything.. But this exceptional Australian family business is just marvellous❤️ Kimmi, thank you for the love and passion you put into creating your amazing Baby Quo
Price (RRP) $69.95
Latest review: We struggled with latch the first 2 weeks of bubs life so she needed to have some of my milk through a bottle but I still wanted to give us the best chance of being able to breastfeed. My daughter
Price (RRP) $29.95
Philips Avent Natural
· includes 15 listingsLatest review: These bottles are great for mixed feeding with breastfeeding. The Natural ones were great for bubba HOWEVER, I have serious. RSI from the cap as it gets stuck and is impossible to get off! I have to
Price (RRP) $12.95 to $29.95
Pigeon Flexible Bottle Glass
· includes 2 listingsLatest review: I knew I wanted to use glass bottles - I didn't think they'd be that hard to find! For something that is constantly sterilised and/or microwaved, I just hate the thought of using plastic. These have
Price (RRP) $21.99 to $22.99
Latest review: I bought this because my guzzling baby started to show a preference to bottles over breast feeding. I thought the controlled flow would help but every time she has the bottle she chokes! She hates
Latest review: It is so much easier to express and feed using the Kinnde Squeeze system. Being able to pump straight into the twist pouch eliminates having to use and clean bottles along the way. The pouch fitting
Price (RRP) $14.99
Latest review: I love the Cherub Baby straw cups and I’ve bought them for both my kids. The choice of colours is really fun, plus they can each have their own colour straw cup so there’s less to squabble about! The
Price (RRP) $23.99
Philips Avent Natural Glass
· includes 4 listingsLatest review: I tried few other bottles with no success, feeding time was always a struggle. But the avent natural glass bottles have been a hit, the shape of the teat good & the glass is easy to clean. Also the
Price (RRP) $19.95 to $22.95
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Comotomo Baby Bottle
· includes 2 listingsLatest review: I have tried every bottle imaginable. My daughter drank from Dr browns whilst breast feeding and decided at 4 months she wouldn't take a bottle anymore. In then tried, Tommy tippee close to nature,
Philips Avent Classic+ Newborn Starter Set (PP)
· includes 2 listingsLatest review: As a mostly breastfed baby, these bottles were my daughter’s favourite. She also used the naturals but for some reason preferred these. I felt the flow was slower in the classic than the naturals for
Price (RRP) $49.95
Latest review: Loving the larger PPSU bottle. My baby loves wrapping tiny hands around the Minbie logo and curved shape as you can see in the photo below. I've put it through the dishwasher many times and its
Price (RRP) $36.95
Latest review: I was recommended to switch to these bottles by my lactation consultant as my bub was on avent and guzzling 150mls every 1.5 hours in 5 minutes at 3 weeks old. Now with the ppsu he does 150mls in 20
Price (RRP) $21.99
Latest review: My baby took to this bottle easily from 2 months. Wanted a chemical free option which could hold more milk as he’s growing. So easy to clean & squeaky clean once air dried. Holds temperature really w