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Feeding little and often takes up a lot of your time when you have a newborn. If you're using bottles to feed your baby expressed breast milk or formula, the choices and finding the best baby bottles for newborns can sometimes be confusing.
While there’s no evidence that a certain type of teat or bottle is better than any other, we’ve written this post to simplify things a little, and help you find the right type of bottle that works well for both you and your baby.
No two babies are the same, and neither are our self-sterilising bottles. They can both be used to feed expressed breast milk or formula, and are designed to provide anti-colic protection, but there are some key differences that set them apart.
Our Natural Start® bottles support your nurturing instincts when introducing your baby to bottle feeding. They come in a range of materials, including soft, squishy silicone and glass.
If a baby needs extra anti-colic support, our Advanced Anti-Colic™ bottles are specially designed to ease the discomfort of colic, gas and reflux.
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Tommee Tippee teats are all the same size but come in different flow rates for different feeding paces.
Newborns and babies under 3 months usually require slow-flow teats to help make sure they don't feed too quickly.
Flow rate is as important as bottle size and teat shape when it comes to bottle acceptance. That's why Tommee Tippee bottle teats are available in a range of flow rates to support acceptance and switching between breast and bottle.
Pay attention to your baby's feeding cues and adjust accordingly. If your baby is showing signs of discomfort, try a different flow rate.
Small baby bottles (4-5 oz/120-150 ml+) are ideal for newborns. In the early weeks, newborns have small stomachs and eat small amounts frequently. These smaller bottles are perfectly suited for those initial feeds. They help prevent waste, as you're not preparing large amounts of formula or breast milk that might go unused.
As your baby grows, the amount they need per feed will increase, and when that happens, you’ll need bigger bottles (8-11 oz/260-340 ml+).
It's generally recommended to start with smaller bottles. You can always increase the amount of milk in the bottle or switch to a larger bottle as your baby (and their appetite) grows.
If you're exclusively bottle feeding a newborn, you will need 4 to 6 bottles to get started.
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