Camille D.

29 ans · Paris

My 4-month-old son absolutely refused to hold his bottle himself, and car journeys were a nightmare. With the TETILOA attached to his car seat belt, the tube brings the milk directly to his teat. I was able to drive for 3 hours without stopping, whereas before I had to stop every 30 minutes.

As a single mom, managing nighttime bottles alone while trying to stay in bed was exhausting. The TETILOA, placed next to the baby with the tube leading to their mouth, allowed me to keep one hand free and remain lying down during nighttime feedings. I finally got some much-needed sleep that I had given up hope of ever getting.

My baby was born prematurely and has difficulty holding a standard bottle teat. The pediatrician recommended the TETILOA to us because the flexible tube allows the baby to drink without having to hold it. Since we started using it, feeding times are so much more peaceful for him and for me.

I have 3-month-old twins and feeding two bottles at the same time by myself is mission impossible. The TETILOA for the first one while I hold the second has changed everything. I can finally do both feedings simultaneously without outside help. A precious time-saver when you have twins.

My husband works nights and I'm handling all the feedings alone. At 3 AM, holding the baby and the bottle while sitting up is exhausting. The TETILOA, placed in the bassinet with the tube leading to his mouth, allowed me to lie down next to him while he drank. A comfort every mom deserves.

My baby has GERD and the pediatrician told me to keep him at a 30-degree angle during feedings. Holding him inclined AND the bottle for 20 minutes 6 times a day is physically difficult. The TETILOA frees up one hand so I can properly maintain his position throughout the feeding.

I gave birth by C-section and had trouble moving around for the first few weeks. Getting up at night for bottle feeds was painful. The TETILOA, placed in the baby's cot with the tube, allowed me to feed the baby from my bed without having to twist myself into awkward positions. My midwife thought it was a brilliant idea.

My 2-month-old son would cry as soon as we removed the bottle from his mouth, even though he hadn't finished. With TETILOA, the tube stays in his mouth throughout the feeding, and he drinks at his own pace without interruption. Feedings went from stressful 25 minutes to peaceful 10 minutes.

I'm going back to work in 2 weeks, and the nanny will be managing the bottles alone with the baby and her 2-year-old big sister. The TETILOA allows her to feed the baby while keeping both hands free to keep an eye on the older one. She told me it was essential for her.

My baby falls asleep during feedings and wakes up as soon as the bottle is removed. With the TETILOA, the tube stays in place, and he can continue to gently suckle even when falling asleep. We finally managed to put him down in his crib asleep without him waking up. We cried tears of joy the first time.

I'm flying alone with my baby to see my family. Takeoff and landing are difficult for babies due to pressure. The TETILOA allows the baby to suckle continuously during these critical moments without me having to hold the bottle at arm's length for 20 minutes. Travel transformed.

My son has mild hypotonia and struggles to maintain suction on a standard baby bottle. The pediatric physical therapist referred us to the TETILOA. The soft tubing requires less muscular effort for the baby to feed. Feedings have really improved since then.

I drive 2 hours every week to take the baby to my mother-in-law's house. My husband drives, and before, we had to stop on the highway for feeding. Now with the TETILOA, I can bottle-feed the baby while he's in his car seat without stopping. We save an hour on each trip.

My baby had a cleft palate repaired and feeding is still complicated. The surgeon recommended a specialized bottle, and the TETILOA is perfect. The soft tube adapts to the shape of his mouth, and he can drink without the usual difficulties. It's a huge relief for us.

My husband is in the military and often goes on deployments. I manage everything alone with the baby. The TETILOA gave me a freedom I hadn't had since birth. During breastfeeding, I can answer a message, prepare dinner for my older child, or just close my eyes for 10 minutes. Precious.

My baby was very restless during feedings and often knocked over the bottle. With TETILOA, the bottle is held stable in the cradle and the tube adapts to the baby's movements. No more spilled milk, no more stress. Feeding has become a calm moment that we both enjoy.

I am a physiotherapist and returned to work 3 months postpartum. I leave my baby at daycare, and I was worried that the childcare assistants wouldn't be able to manage his feedings with the other babies. The TETILOA allowed them to take care of him more easily. The director asked me for the reference.

My baby has been refusing a hand-held bottle ever since we tried TETILOA. He's gotten used to the tube and now refuses to have the nipple removed from his mouth. At first, I was afraid of creating a dependency, but the childcare assistant reassured me. He weaned naturally at 6 months.

My husband and I take turns at night. The one who was doing the feeding wanted to stay in bed and not get up completely. The TETILOA placed in the co-sleeper allows you to give the bottle without having to sit up. We almost sleep through night feeds now. Revolutionary for our sleep.

I have a herniated disc, and holding the baby and the bottle for 20 minutes, 6 times a day, was aggravating my pain. My osteopath told me to limit strenuous positions. The TETILOA allowed me to bottle-feed without straining my back. My osteopathy sessions went from 2 a week to 1.

We took the baby camping for the first time at 4 months old. In the tent, the breastfeeding positions are really uncomfortable. The TETILOA placed on the air mattress with the tube reaching the baby's mouth allowed me to manage night feedings without turning on a light or sitting up completely.

My 2-year-old eldest son was jealous of his little brother's bottle and kept trying to touch it during feedings. With the TETILOA, the bottle is out of reach and the tube poses no danger to my older son. Feedings now go smoothly, and my older son has even stopped trying to interfere.

My baby has torticollis and must always be positioned on a specific side during feedings, according to the physical therapist. The TETILOA allows me to maintain the correct head position with both my hands free while he drinks from the tube. His physical therapist is delighted with our progress.

I regularly take the train with the baby to see my parents. In crowded carriages, holding the baby and the bottle without disturbing the neighbors was a challenge. The TETILOA in the stroller with the tube up to his mouth leaves one hand free to hold my ticket and the other to stabilize the stroller.

My baby has colic and cries a lot during feedings. The pediatrician advised us to gently massage his belly while he drinks. It's impossible to do that while also holding the bottle. The TETILOA freed up both my hands to perform this massage throughout the feeding. His colic improved.

I'm a night nurse, and I sleep during the day when the baby sleeps. When he wakes up for his bottle, I'm intensely fatigued. The TETILOA allows me to feed him almost without waking up completely. I don't turn on the light, I position the tube, and I drift back to sleep. A lifesaver.

We took the baby to the family restaurant for a Christmas meal. Managing to breastfeed at the table without disturbing everyone was stressful. The TETILOA in its car seat with the discreet tube allowed me to bottle-feed without monopolizing the conversation or bothering our table neighbors.

My baby has mild muscular dystrophy and has difficulty maintaining suction. His neuropediatrician referred us to alternatives to classic bottles. The TETILOA, with its flexible tubing, significantly reduces the sucking effort required. Feeding times have decreased from 40 to 15 minutes.

I'm a mom of triplets. I don't need to tell you what a nightmare feeding times were. The TETILOA allowed me to manage two feedings simultaneously while my husband took care of the third. We finally synchronized our three babies' schedules, and nights went from hell to bearable.

Becoming a mom at 25 means a lot of learning at once. TETILOA helped me find my way to breastfeed. The tube allows the baby to drink comfortably while I can watch a tutorial on my phone to learn how to change or swaddle them. An unexpected support.

My baby is adopted, and the bottle transition during his first days with us was tricky. The TETILOA made feedings gentler because the soft tubing is somewhat reminiscent of natural breastfeeding. Our pediatrician thought it was an excellent way to bond during this adjustment period.

I'm breastfeeding and I use the TETILOA for pumped milk feedings when I'm away. My husband had a lot of trouble with bottles because the baby would cry as soon as he held it incorrectly. With the TETILOA, he can place the bottle in the bassinet and the baby drinks on their own. My husband has regained confidence and I can go out with peace of mind.

My baby is regularly hospitalized for examinations. In hospitals, breastfeeding in the rooms is complicated. The TETILOA placed on the hospital bed frees up my hands during feeds so I can hold my baby's hand or press the call buttons if needed. The nurses noticed it.

I use a wheelchair and holding a baby bottle for 20 minutes while keeping my baby on my lap was really difficult. The TETILOA gave me an independence I didn't think was possible. I place the bottle on my armrest and the tube does the rest. My occupational therapist was amazed by this solution.

My baby is teething and gets very fussy during feedings. He shakes his head in all directions, which used to make the bottle fall. With TETILOA, the tubing follows all his movements without ever leaving his mouth. Since then, we haven't had any spilled bottles or interrupted feedings.

We're moving and I was worried about managing feeds amidst the chaos of the move. Having TETILOA in her bouncer while I directed the movers was a revelation. Baby drank calmly while I could handle everything else. The move was stress-free for her.

My son is very curious and looks everywhere during feedings. He would stop drinking every 30 seconds to turn his head. With TETILOA, even when he turns his head, the soft tube stays in his mouth and he can drink while looking around. Feedings are half as long now.

I have multiple sclerosis, and some days my hands shake. Holding a baby bottle during a long night feeding had become a source of anxiety. The TETILOA has brought me complete peace of mind. The bottle is set down and stable; only the flexible tube is in contact with the baby. My neurologist approved.

We're going on a road trip this summer with our 3-month-old baby. I was dreading the long drives. The TETILOA, installed in her car seat, completely reassured me. My partner drives, the baby drinks from her tube, and I can get some sleep in the passenger seat. First road trip, success!

My baby has Down syndrome and has difficulty swallowing. The pediatric speech therapist helped us choose a suitable bottle. The TETILOA, with its flow controllable via the tube, perfectly matches the recommendations. Feedings are now safe and baby is gaining weight.

I'm a 49-year-old grandmother, and I regularly look after my grandson. The current bottle-feeding techniques were a bit disorienting for me. The TETILOA is so intuitive that I mastered it in 5 minutes. My son-in-law says I'm the best babysitter in the world now.

My baby is allergic to cow's milk protein and uses a very expensive hypoallergenic formula. He often spilled it with classic bottles. With the TETILOA placed stably in its bassinet, there are no more spills. Economically, this is significant for a formula that costs 40 euros per box.

I am a student midwife and I discovered TETILOA during a maternity placement. A mother was using it after a painful C-section. I found the concept brilliant and I now recommend it to all the mothers I meet during my placements. A real step forward for the first few weeks.

My baby has mild sleep apnea and the pediatrician monitors his breathing during feedings. With TETILOA, I can focus 100% on his breathing rhythm while he drinks because I no longer need to hold the bottle. The pediatrician noted an improved level of monitoring on my part.

First child and first bottle-feeding was stressful. The TETILOA gave me back my confidence because the system is simple and the baby can't swallow excess air with the tube properly positioned. My pediatrician approved its use and my baby has much less gas than before.

I work from home, and video meetings with a 2-month-old baby are a real circus act. The TETILOA placed in his bouncer allows me to manage feedings during my meetings with the camera off. My manager didn't realize anything for 3 months. Work-life balance saved.

My baby has a cast on his arm due to a fracture during delivery. Holding the bottle with his immobilized arm was impossible for him. The TETILOA with the tube to his mouth allows him to drink completely normally despite his cast. The pediatric orthopedist was impressed.

My baby was born very prematurely at 28 weeks. Feedings in the NICU are closely monitored. The care team used the TETILOA from his first oral feedings to facilitate the transition. The soft tube was perfect for his still limited sucking efforts. We brought him home with us.

A product that truly changes your daily life in the first few weeks. I recommend it to all moms without hesitation. Nights are so much more bearable.

Fast delivery, quality product. Baby adopted it immediately. I can't imagine feeding without the TETILOA anymore.

I gave it to my sister for her baby shower and she called me in tears of joy a week later. A must-have.