Has anyone used Tommee Tippee bottles to compare to the mOmma bottle? My son is super gassy. He seems ok with Tommee Tippee but have heard good things about these bottles.
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We uses Tommee tippee with my colicy son, my daughter wouldn't use them. She does not have gas problems when we use the momma bottle but I do not have a direct comparison
1830504
I have used the tommee tippee bottles but the flow seemed faster And my son got a lot of air. With the mOmma bottles the flow is slower and the nipple fills his mouth. He gets a lot less air. I hope this helps
1830505
I have used both the Tommee Tippee bottle and the Momma and like the momma better. My son was also super gassy and the Tippee bottles let out a lot of milk even with the stage one nipple. I also didnt like that he was able to suck the nipple in. With the momma bottle no matter how hard he sucks the nipple stays intact. He loves the momma as well and latches on immediately.
1830506
I have not used the Tommee bottles, but I can say that my little one (2 months) has only spit up two or three times with the Lansinoh bottle. He had a problem with gas early on but it was related to the formula I was supplementing with as well as immature GI system. This is the only bottle I have used for him and he does well switching bw bottle and breast. Its an odd shape but works well.
1830507
Tommee Tippee was good for my extremely picky preemie son, but nowhere near as good as these. I feel like these mimic better what a nipple would do in their mouth. Take note of my review on these though, the bottles suck, nipples are great. I bought Agent milk storage bottles which work great with these.
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Oh, and these worked better for gassiness for us than the Dr. Browns because our gassiness was due to him swallowing air with those completely non breast like nipples. Another review said these nipples fit on wide neck Dr. Browns though.
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I wouldn't say these bottle were brilliant for gassiness they are excellent for breastfeeding babies who don't want to take bottles, I would recommend that you try the Dr Brown bottles that is what they are specifically for and they really do work.
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My baby would not take the tommee tippee bottles but this is the only nipple she would take. She is 4 mo & uses the medium flow & isn't gassy @ all! I would recommend this nipple especially for a baby who won't take any other bottle. If you're looking for something that specifically helps reduce gas maybe Dr Brown's (just from what I have heard, baby wouldn't take those either). I use the mOmma nipples w Avent bottles so it fits in the bottle warmer
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Hi there - happy to answer - we have both for our daughter - majority of our bottles however are the Lansinoh mOmma bottle - we love love love them - they are the best out there. How old is your son? We prefer them over the Tommee Tippee bottles. We have tried many and think these are the best out there! Hope this helps. Our daughter isn't gassy.
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I do not own this product (thinking about buying) but I was given a video on paced bottle feeding which suggests you hold the bottle level with their mouth and pause after 20-30 seconds of feeding, then resume. It slows them down and prevents the drink or drown mindset of positioning baby lying down. But might give them more air. There's a video on YouTube.
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I tried both and my daughter seemed to prefer the Dr. Brown's; however all babies are different so you won't really know until you try it. I love these bottles!
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I don't think so. If I remember correctly Dr. Brown's bottles are pretty narrow around the rim and Avents are generally wider. If you are about to start training your baby for the sippy cup I do recommend getting an actual sippy cup, for example Nubi stage one with the soft tip. You do not want your child to be confused.
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The bottles come w/2; smaller bottle has "medium" flow (2 holes) & 9oz bottle has "large" flow (3 hole). I could not use either for my LO until he was about 4 months (flowed too fast). I purchased Avent Wide Neck nipples (stage 1/$5 w/o coupon) & used those until then. Fit great, no problems & the ones that came w/bottles, I stored then used as backups when LO needed the better flow; he is 10 mo now & still uses the larger bottle exclusively, when not taking his liquids from sippy cup.
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Interestingly, I have both the narrow bottles pictured (I belive these are no longer on the market) and the wider bottle which is now on the market, and both say "advanced." So what you have to do if make sure if you are using the narrow ones to get nipples to fit, which I don't believe are sold at Babies R Us, etc., I got mine through the Internet. My grandson could not nurse, and these bottles saved the day, could not use the "fat" VentAire bottles and nipples. So...again, both the older and newer bottles both say "advanced, so just take care which ones you are dealing with and get the right nipples. Hope this helps! Interestingly, I have both the narrow bottles pictured (I belive these are no longer on the market) and the wider bottle which is now on the market, and both say "advanced." So what you have to do if make sure if you are using the narrow ones to get nipples to fit, which I don't believe are sold at Babies R Us, etc., I got mine through the Internet. My grandson could not nurse, and these bottles saved the day, could not use the "fat" VentAire bottles and nipples. So...again, both the older and newer bottles both say "advanced, so just take care which ones you are... » Read More Interestingly, I have both the narrow bottles pictured (I belive these are no longer on the market) and the wider bottle which is now on the market, and both say "advanced." So what you have to do if make sure if you are using the narrow ones to get nipples to fit, which I don't believe are sold at Babies R Us, etc., I got mine through the Internet. My grandson could not nurse, and these bottles saved the day, could not use the "fat" VentAire bottles and nipples. So...again, both the older and newer bottles both say "advanced, so just take care which ones you are dealing with and get the right nipples. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Both have good flavor. I just think the flavor of Gravy Master is better. I've given up on the small bottles and have started buying the 28 oz size. I bought both Kitchen Bouquet and Gravy Master and give the KB to my sister. I always used GM in my early married years and I still like it best.
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Not at all! We had had for 6 to 7 months and not 1 problem at all. Our son did bite through 1 nipple because we didn't pay attention that he was teething, but that is what can happen with any bottle!I give it a 9.7 out of 10 because I wish they had more schemes other then the two we have found available. It would be nice to have different patter or colors to tell if one is a juice cup and one is a milk etc.I say buy it, you will love them!
1166313
When feeding your child make sure you hold the bottle on a 45 degree angle while feeding. The bottle is vented and I don't have any issues with excess air bubbles in the bottle. On the other hand, I've seen excess air bubbles in Tommy Tippee bottles. My child doesn't have any issues with gas while using this bottle.
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Finished my own ( the men's version) and dumped the bottle .. But they have a website you can check. I will say that they don't make me feel upset, even on an empty stomach first thing in the morning. Will order them again.
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Thanks for your comments I've had similar problems like with your mother, I'm sending back 4 bags that leak really bad hopefully this was just a bad batch I really want to like the product and when the bags do seal properly it an incredible little system I actually bought it to compliment my more expensive Food Saver Say could you post again and let me know how your mothers new bags work out. Thanks!
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Yes, I gave my son a few and it started working the first night. So I ordered him a bottle and now I order him a supply everytime I place my order. It's actually working for both of us mother and son. No more than one or two trips to the bathroom at night. Used to be 3,4 or even 5 night after night.
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I strongly recommend weening the use of these by age two at the most (especially if your child is a picky eater or has trouble speaking). We love these bottles but it turns out if you talk to speech pathologists, children should stop using these types of bottles even before age two. They have to correct their swallowing pattern. When I have another child, I will use these bottles again but I will switch to straw and then to hard spout and then to full open cups much sooner.
375147
hi. just in case in you still need an answer, Dr. Brown's worked great for us. Its not the most easy to clean friendly, but its construction makes it very easy on baby for burping, gas and colic. congrats!
1253525
It wasn't fast enough for my son when he was ~15 months. That lead to him gulping air and throwing up the few times we tried to use this bottle. We scrapped it and got the Nuby 10 oz. no spill sippy cup. We still use that for his milk cup without any issues.
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In our experience, we switched to these bottles because they had a slower flow than some of the other bottles we had tried. Our daughter was gulping and unhappy with how fast the milk was coming out of other bottles. These bottles fixed that, so yes in a sense they would "slow your baby down a little so they are not eating so fast". Although this also depends on the sucking power of each baby. :-)
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One more thing....if you are just now ordering replacements for you kit be aware of the 2 oz bottles. They are WAY too big for most of us and will have to be discarded before you are ab,e to use them up. I made that mistake. Go for the small bottles