Colourful range of plates, bowls, spoons and cups for all stages of weaning. Cost From £1.99 for a pack of three Food Pots & Lids View tommeetippee.co.ukBest Buy Why you love it Everything for weaning, from pots, bowls and spoons to toddler plates and cups.Best Value Why you love...

helped reduce air intake during feeding.Not so good? The shape makes them awkward to fit into a steriliserRating ***Info: 08701 118118RRP / price at purchase: £3.99 for 250ml

I’ve just bought Brother Max food portioners and I love them. I have a friend who has 7 month old twins and so needs to find products which make her life as quick and easy as possible. She bought them at 3pm today and has already made a batch of food and they are in the freezer…o...

Babyexpert RecommendedWhat's good? Simple, well-thought-out design which is easy to use, rinse and sterilise. The bottles are a standard size, which fit most breast pumps. The teats are good and seem to help with colicNot so good? NothingRating *****Info 0800 289064RRP / price at...

Babyexpert RecommendedThis new design reduces colic and includes a special valve in the teat which allows air into the bottle, preventing a vacuum. The teat is new, softer and a more natural shapeTesters say: I've always liked Avent, and this new design is even better; My baby fe...

Babyexpert RecommendedThis includes a one-handed pop-off lid. The button in the base lets you release air to allow a constant flow of milkTesters said: My baby needed very little winding after using this design; The curved shape was interesting, but I found the button difficult t...

Who would have thought such a simple invention could be such a miracle cure for pregnant women's sleep difficulties AND double as a feeding pillow too?! The dreamgenii® Pregnancy Pillow is Recommended by Midwives and Obstetricians across the UK

After your baby is delivered, there is a small window - perhaps just an hour - when your baby is very alert. This is your chance to give your newborn her first chance at feeding from your breast.'Lay her on your tummy and she'll draw herself up

After your baby is delivered, there is a small window - perhaps just an hour - when your baby is very alert. This is your chance to give your newborn her first chance at feeding from your breast.'Lay her on your tummy and she'll draw herself up

When Professor Robert Winston took to the stage at The Baby Show at Earls Court in October, he answered parents’ individual questions. We were there to capture his unexpected and fascinating answers…See Professor Robert Winston at the upcoming The Baby Show at NEC, Birmingham, 17...