Baby Bottle Learning Tool: No Mess, Great for Teething

Pretty Clever
This thing works pretty good. I was kinda surprised at how well it just rests on my baby while she is in the rock n play. I have a toddler and a 3 month old and am alone with them a lot… so sometimes, I have to use this to feed my baby while I tend to my toddler. My baby seems to really like it most of the time and can drink the bottle at her own pace which is nice.. it sits just right on her chest and she has no problem turning away when she has had enough. It doesn’t spill nor does it sit at such an angle that you need to worry about the milk coming out on its own. The baby has to be sucking on it. Also, she is starting to learn to hold it which is nice as well. Great invention.

Too heavy and the leaves are in the middle of his field of vision, also only fits one of the bottles we use.
UPDATE:We’ve been using this almost daily for a 2 weeks now and I am downgrading from 4 stars to 3 stars. This things is a neat design and does seem to help my son hold his bottle but unless he holds it just right one of the leaves is right in front of his face and he focuses on it. I’m worried about the strain on his eyes from constantly focusing on something that close to his face (it’s so close his eyes cross). It’s also pretty heavy and again, unless it’s placed just so he can’t balance it reliably to keep milk flowing. Another problem is that it only fits the 8 oz regular neck Dr. Brown’s bottle we have. It does not fit the 4 oz Dr. Brown’s, or any of the Avent bottles. It will go on the Avent but where it has to be placed to fit puts the leaves way too close to his face. In the two weeks since I bought this thing my son has figured out how to hold the 4oz bottles, and I got a Nuby 3 stage trainer cup with handles which are (cheaper and) easier for him to hold, so I feel this was a waste of money for us. I think this would be a better product if they made the leaves a bit slimmer and/or out of clear lighter weight plastic, and it had 4 leaves instead of 3 so there wasn’t one right in the middle of baby’s face.ORIGINAL REVIEW:I was really excited to try this product, especially with all the great reviews. When I first tried to use it I was disappointed. My baby is 4 months old. He’s just starting to try and hold his bottle and isn’t strong enough to hold it up yet. This product does help him grab onto it, but it doesn’t hold the bottle high enough (not matter where I put it on the bottle) for him to get any milk out of it if it’s just sitting on his body. So I still had to prop the bottle up with a pillow or hold it. However, this morning my little one actually did hold the bottle up using this device. I was very surprised. He hasn’t quite got the hang of it yet, but I think he’ll probably catch on pretty soon.The TipMeNot is well made as everyone else has said. He also likes to use it as a chew toy because it is firm but rubbery and easy for him to hold on to.

Can definitely go without.
Honestly pretty useless. Just another unnecessary item. You can definitely just prop with a small blanket or purp cloth.It’s good quality if it’s actually something you think you need.

Great for multitasking mamas!
Love this! It’s definitely a lifesaver for me as I try to multitask with my newborn. Sometimes feeding her can take up to an hour with paced bottle feeding. Make that a few times per day and we’re looking at a very large chunk of my time being spent sitting and feeding her. I love that I can make her a bottle, sit her upright in her bunny bouncer seat (which also helps her reflux immensely), and give her the bottle with the tip me not! It’s very convenient, it does occasionally slip out of where it should be and pulls the bottle along with it, but it’s a quick fix and mommy gets to eat her own meal or attend to some other household duties simultaneously. Love it!