Hi everyone,
Just stumbled across this product and was wondering if anyone had an opinion about it. I couldn't help but laugh when I saw it but then again was wondering if anyone with twins had tried these bottles. They are like a dummy attached to a tube that leads to the bottle. Have included the link for everyone to look at.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/pacifeeder-hands-fr...1QQcmdZViewItem
Any comments, good or bad, appreciated.
TIA
Rachael
Mum to
Kyle (1995)
Tylah (1999)
Blake (2001)
Jaxon (2004)
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hi rachael
i bought some podee ones - check out www.podee.com when my twins were about 5 weeks old because i was so stressed at trying to juggle them - as i would feed one when i was alone and the other would scream!! Anyhow my boys wouldn't take the teat - just could not manage it.. and they were born at 39 weeks and were really healthy. I think that if i tried it maybe a few months later they might have of been ok, or even if i had of tried it as soon as they were born iykwim? I did try them on a friend of mines little girl and she loved it.. i think they are a great idea - if your bub will take them as they would seriously take the pressure off a bit.. - especailly in your case already having 4 kids at home!! Also forgot to say i just sent my two bottles to two mums from my feb mums forum, so as soon as i get soem feedback from them on how their bubs are taking to the bottles i will let you know.
Rach (26) & BJ (35)
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This message was edited by RachieD on Sunday, 9 October 2005 @ 10:37 PM
i bought some podee ones - check out www.podee.com when my twins were about 5 weeks old because i was so stressed at trying to juggle them - as i would feed one when i was alone and the other would scream!! Anyhow my boys wouldn't take the teat - just could not manage it.. and they were born at 39 weeks and were really healthy. I think that if i tried it maybe a few months later they might have of been ok, or even if i had of tried it as soon as they were born iykwim? I did try them on a friend of mines little girl and she loved it.. i think they are a great idea - if your bub will take them as they would seriously take the pressure off a bit.. - especailly in your case already having 4 kids at home!! Also forgot to say i just sent my two bottles to two mums from my feb mums forum, so as soon as i get soem feedback from them on how their bubs are taking to the bottles i will let you know.
Rach (26) & BJ (35)
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This message was edited by RachieD on Sunday, 9 October 2005 @ 10:37 PM
Had never seen them before 
What will they think of next *LOL*
Interesting - sorry I cant provide any advice, just curious also
What will they think of next *LOL*Interesting - sorry I cant provide any advice, just curious also
Hayfilfy ~ Haylie
I saw a mum of quads using these on Oprah months ago, I thought they were a great idea - I would love to have one hand free when I am feeding the boys
xoxox
Wendy
DH 31
DS 11
DD 9
Noah and Isaac
xoxox
Wendy
DH 31
DS 11
DD 9
Noah and Isaac
Jen - I feed my boys on a triangle pillow at the same time on my lap too
It is so hard having no hands to change the tv channel or have something to eat etc.
Would love to see some pics of your boys having their bottles together - it sounds so cute, I hope my boys do the same thing.
xoxox
Wendy
DH 31
DS 11
DD 9
Noah and Isaac
It is so hard having no hands to change the tv channel or have something to eat etc.
Would love to see some pics of your boys having their bottles together - it sounds so cute, I hope my boys do the same thing.
xoxox
Wendy
DH 31
DS 11
DD 9
Noah and Isaac
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