It was mine and bubble’s first time in London and we had fun!
We stayed overnight and packed lightly 2 bags for the three of us, impressed at my packing skill’s hopefully they will be as good when we take our 2 week holiday later this year.
We tested out some new products on our stay namely the tommee tippee disposable pre sterilised bottles and the chillipeeps teat!
The disposable bottles are convenient, easy to use and bubbles can drink from them fine. If I was a millionaire I would use these bottles and pre made milk constantly, however I’m not! And these bottles are not cheap. There great for use once in a whole and easy to use on trips and holidays. Overall I would give these a 8/10 and will use them again on holiday later this year.
Chillipeeps teat is a great teat with a screw option to either screw a bottle teat onto a bottles of water ect or screw the teat into a carton of milk. The concept is great! The reality is less so. Bubbles will drink from any teat and is a quick drinker however when screwing this onto a carton the baby must be sucking onto the teat for milk to come through it otherwise baby drinks air and the teat leaks. The first time we used this bubbles got very wet. The second time she got less drenched in milk and seemed to do better. However overall I can only give this teat a 5/10, it does leak, it can’t be sterilised in a steam steriliser and it only comes in green, however it does work great for emergency feeds, it stays sterile in its little container and its a good concept.
We also took some trusty favourites, the quinny zapp xtra and our joy and joe wrap. Sorry but the quinny got sidelined as London didn’t feel like a very pushchair friendly city so the joy and joe took to the capital city.
The wrap performed great, and best of all daddy tested the wrap out too and enjoyed it. And I secretly loved seeing him strut around with our baby and our joy and joe. And he gave a review of 7/10 he liked how light it was once on and the snuggles with bubbles and how easy it made the London Underground with a baby. However he didn’t like the faff with tying the wrap and it was a little hot as it was the hottest day of the year. I would love to try a woven wrap next so we could have the option of a back carry and the OH would like more masculine looking option.
London was fun for all three of us and something we’ll defiantly do again next year! And I’m sure it’ll be a completely different experience with a toddler.
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