Best baby products of 2023: Tell Me Baby Award winners
We’re super excited to announce this years Tell Me Baby 2023 Award Winners!
Unlike many other awards, the Tell Me Baby Award winners aren’t chosen by a panel of judges. They are based on genuine reviews by Australian parents who have independently bought and used the products – so you know the results can be trusted.
Put simply, the highest rated baby products win.
From car seats to dummies, pregnancy tests to cots, these are the products Aussie parents genuinely recommend this year.
Best baby soother: Medela Baby Soft Silicone Soother, 4.3 stars!
Best mum nipple cream: Lansinoh Lanolin, 4.7 stars!
Best multi-use skincare: Mustela Multi-Purpose Balm, 4.6 stars!
Best baby bassinet: iL Tutto Bambini Cozee Breeze Plus Bassinet Bedside Sleeper with Rocking Legs, 4.9 stars!
Best baby powder: GAIA Natural Baby Powder, 4.5 stars!
Best baby products 2022: Tell Me Baby Award winners
We’re delighted to announce the Tell Me Baby 2022 Award Winners!
Unlike many other awards, the Tell Me Baby Award winners aren’t chosen by a panel of judges. They are based on genuine reviews by Australian parents who have used the products – so you know the results can be trusted.
To be eligible to win, a product had to have received at least 25 reviews during the voting period (February 1st 2021 to January 31st, 2022). We then crunched the numbers, looking at the star ratings our review community gave to the products – awarding the prize to the highest-rated baby products during the year.
From car seats to breast pumps, pregnancy tests to vitamins, these are the products Aussie parents genuinely recommend this year.
And the winners are …
Best pram under $900: Edwards & Co Oscar Mx, 4.9 stars
Here are the most-searched baby names in Australia right now
There are baby name lists that feature names that have actually been used, and then there’s the list of names parents are mulling over.
It’s the latter we’re curious about, and thanks to baby name website Nameberry, we can take a peek into the names people are searching for around the world to see what trends are about to emerge.
In a recent blog post, Nameberry says it has parents-to-be from over 200 countries, including Australia, coming to the website for ideas. They focused on 25 of their top countries (by visitor number) and took a closer look at the names parents have viewed over the last year.
Here’s what they found.
Trends
A spike in girls? Nameberry found searches for girls’ names were more popular than boys in every country on their list, except for India.
Micro names – Luna (Latin for ‘moon’), and Arlo (a shortened version of Italian name Carlo), are two names on the rise in English-speaking countries.
Latin origin – Aurora (meaning ‘dawn’), and Atticus (meaning ‘from Attica’), are also popular in English-speaking countries.
Ancient boy names – like Atlas (meaning ‘bearer of the heavens’), Rufus (meaning ‘red-head’), and Severus (meaning ‘stern’) are on the up in Finland and Sweden.
Boy names ending in O – Internationally, this is a big trend with Arlo, Hugo (meaning ‘mind, intellect’), Leo (meaning, ‘Lion’), Milo (meaning ‘soldier or merciful’) and Santiago (meaning ‘Saint James’), all appearing on multiple top countries’ lists.
Danger – New in Namberry’s top 100 is an interesting one. Danger is a top choice for parents in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal.
The names Australian parents are searching on Nameberry
Breaking down their list to be country specific, here are the most-searched names in Australia.
Girl Names
Luna – Latin for ‘moon’
Isla – meaning ‘island’
Aurora – meaning ‘dawn’
Mia – a shorter version of Maria, meaning ‘mine or bitter’
Maeve – meaning ‘she who intoxicates’
Boy Names
Arlo – a shortened version of the Italian name Carlo
Hugo – meaning ‘mind, intellect’
Oscar – meaning ‘God spear’, ‘deer-lover’ or champion warrior’
Leo – meaning ‘Lion’
Theodore – meaning ‘gift of God’
Mums say this simple product saved them so much money while pregnant
By Livia Gamble
When you find out you’re pregnant, one thing is for sure: you’re going to outgrow your pants. Before you know it, you’re forking out cash for some new ones.
But it doesn’t have to be that way.
If you’re looking for a way to save a little bit of money while you’re pregnant, the TummyTie is for you.
Designed so women can continue wearing their own clothes comfortably throughout their pregnancy, the TummyTie has been described as a “must-have” pregnancy item.
“Saved me so much money”
Mums in the Tell Me Baby community have reviewed this product, and they love it. Based on 40 reviews, the TummyTie currently has a 4-star rating.
“This has got to be one of the most simplest looking product, but it’s amazing. Saved me so much money in the end as I didn’t need to buy heaps of new pants,” wrote one mum in her review.
Another wrote: “Highly recommend so you don’t have to go out and buy a heap of maternity outfits.”
“Absolutely the best clothing accessory I purchased during my pregnancies as it gave me the freedom to continue wearing my own clothes,” another mum added.
The TummyTie website says, “The unique patented design is made from a simple elasticised strip and is fastened to your clothes using the existing button and buttonhole – NO bulky fabric panels needed, as your zipper stays locked in place!”
It’s also very affordable. At $19.95, the pack comes in two sizes in both black and white. The design is discrete and lies flat on your stomach, so no one will even notice you are wearing it.
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Meet the New iL Tutto CoZee Breeze Lite Co-sleeping Bassinet and Misha Cot + Enter The Giveaway!
Welcoming a new baby into your life is an exciting journey, and having the right baby products can make all the difference.
Discover the iL Tutto CoZee Breeze Lite Co-sleeping Bassinet in Whitewash Ash and Mushroom
The beautifully designed iL Tutto CoZee Breeze Lite Co-Sleeping Bassinet allows you to keep your baby close without compromising their safe, independent sleep. Perfectly blending safety and style, the CoZee Breeze Lite is designed to meet the needs of modern parents who want the best for their little ones. Available in Whitewash Ash and Mushroom.
Key features:
Safe Co-Sleeping Made Easy: Securely attach it to your bed, keeping your baby right by your side for a peaceful night’s sleep.
Breathable Comfort: The double-sided mesh provides excellent airflow, and the breathable mattress helps regulate your baby’s body temperature.
Versatile Design: Use it as a stand-alone bassinet or a co-sleeper. Its adjustable angle even helps babies with reflux.
Day & Night Convenience: Easily move it around your home with lockable wheels, keeping your baby close whether it’s day or night.
Travel-Friendly: It packs up in just 30 seconds, doubling as a portable travel bassinet—ideal for family getaways.
Practical Storage: A convenient bottom shelf means essentials are always within reach, making those midnight feedings a little easier.
Safety Certified: Meets the highest safety standards for your peace of mind.
Introducing the Misha Cot
A perfect mix of style and function. The Misha Cot grows with your child, changing from a cosy cot to a toddler bed, and then into a sofa bed. This way, it stays useful for years and matches any nursery style.
The giveaway is open to Australian residents aged 18 and over. Entries close at 11:59 PM AEST on April 20, 2025. The winner will be randomly selected and notified via email.
The prize includes one iL Tutto CoZee Breeze Lite Bassinet in Whitewash Ash and Mushroom and Misha Cot set valued at $1,028. The prize is non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash.
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Join our Bub Box trial team to review free baby products!
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Our Bub Box is jam-packed with full size and sample products for you to try with your baby. We have 250 boxes for reviewers to test out – and yes, it’s all completely free!
This box is for parents of babies aged 4-12 months.
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Tommee Tippee vs Philips Avent: baby bottles compared
Tommee Tippee vs Philips Avent bottles: what’s the difference? It’s a question many parents ask when choosing a baby bottle.
Tell Me Baby parents have rated baby bottles they’ve tried and shared their opinions on what has or hasn’t worked for them. Based on their baby bottle reviews, we’ve compared Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Feeding Bottle and Philips Avent Classic+ Baby Bottle to help you make a better buying decision for your baby.
You can also take a look at our baby bottle comparisons to find out the most rated products.
Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Feeding Bottle
Features
The Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Feeding Bottle features a soft, natural-feel silicone teat for an easy latch. The bottle is easy to hold with a slow-flow teat, so bub can control milk flow; and it has a Super-sensitive Closer to Nature® valve that eliminates excessive airflow. Importantly, the bottle is also BPA-free.
Price
$19.95 for a 260ml two-pack of bottles.
Pros
Parents in the Tell Me Baby community say they love the shape and design of this bottle. Others say this bottle is easy to take apart and clean. One reviewer said: “The teat is shaped like a boob, so I didn’t experience nipple confusion with either of the kids.”
Cons
One parent said, “Over time after washing and sterilising I’m finding the bottle discolours a little and some of the numbers start to come off, but it’s not a big deal at all.”
Example review
“Started using these bottles as they came with the breast pump, I liked that they mimicked the breast the most from a brand you could but in your local supermarket. The anti-colic valve was good for letting air into the bottle. The bottles come in multiple sizes the smaller ones were great for the newborn stage, and the larger ones were good for storing extra boiled water for our formula feeds. The bottle has a contour which is good to help baby hold onto.”
Its specially designed breast-shaped teat promotes easy latch-on, helping nursing mothers to combine breast and bottle-feeding more easily. In contrast, the innovative twin valve design reduces colic and discomfort.
Price
$25.56 for a 260ml two-pack of bottles. Buy it here.
Pros
Parents in the Tell Me Baby community love that you can change the teat depending on the flow you want, without having to buy new bottles. Others love the wide neck, which they say makes it easier to scoop formula in.
Cons
Although the main feature is its breast-shaped teat, some parents have had issues with it.
Example review
“I have used these bottles with all 4 of my babies. They don’t leak, all 4 babies have been able to latch well and have not had any problems moving from breast feeding to bottle feeding using these bottles and teats. I highly recommend these as they have a natural feel soft teat.”
So Tommee Tippee vs Philips Avent? Finding the right bottle for your baby might take a bit of trial and error, but both Tippee and Philips Avent bottles come highly rated by parents in the Tell Me Baby community.
How an Aussie Baby Sleep Program Transforms Bedtime For Parents Everywhere
An Aussie baby sleep program is changing everything you thought you knew about baby sleep. And no, you don’t need to let your baby cry or ignore their needs at bedtime.
The Possums Sleep Program, an evidence-based approach, works with your baby’s natural body clock rather than fighting against it. Its success has led to a UK version, now offered by NHS health professionals to help exhausted parents.
The program teaches parents to manage their expectations. While some babies sleep through the night, the truth is most wake up at some point during their first year — and that’s normal!
“Parents often feel like they’re doing something wrong, as if they’re parenting improperly,” she explained. “But babies who sleep through the night from an early age are rare, even though they’re the only ones you ever hear about.”
The idea of babies sleeping through the night stems from outdated studies in the 1950s and 1960s, when parents placed their babies in separate rooms without baby monitors.
“We know that it’s normal for babies to wake and feed at night throughout at least the first year.”
What might come as a surprise to some parents is that Bell says having a consistent wake time was more important than having one for bedtime.
“There’s lots of information about how sleep works that the general public often hasn’t encountered before,” she said.
What is this Aussie baby sleep program?
The Possums Sleep Program helps you re-set your little one’s sleep patterns to make the nights more manageable.
As well as managing parents’ expectations, the program encourages parents to stop obsessing over daytime naps. When the sleep pressure is high enough, your baby will nap, so step away from the cot and go out and enjoy your day.
New mum, Rachel, who has adopted the Possums’ principles, says she is so much less stressed now that she isn’t spending the day focused on getting her baby to have a nap. She says it’s more about your little ones being really tired for bed come night time.
“I’ve scrapped ‘awake windows’ and only offer a nap when he’s really tired. Usually one of his naps will be on the go, which means we can get out of the house and enjoy the day together.”
For parents worried about their baby becoming overtired, the Possums program teaches two tools to help “dial down” your baby: feeding and rich sensory experience.
“I’m not going to lie, the first day I ditched the awake windows he was awake for 4 hours, so I was very anxious to see what the night would bring,” said Rachel. “But I used both of these tools to keep him calm and we noticed a huge difference in sleep the first night.”
“When he started whining we would offer a snack or a change of environment before we offered a nap. Most of the time, he was just bored or hungry and not tired enough for sleep yet.”
What about bedtime settling?
The best part is there’s no crying. In fact, Possums encourages parents to respond to their baby’s needs quickly, whatever they might be, and definitely don’t put bub in their cot while they’re crying.
“Before, I felt like I was doing something wrong if I picked up my baby during the night when he cried,” Rachel says. “Now we have a long cuddle, sometimes he wants a bottle, and then he usually goes back to sleep.
“Our whole family is now less stressed and getting more sleep.”
For more information about the full Possums Sleep Program, visit their website.
3 Best Formulas For babies With Reflux
Reflux is often diagnosed by a doctor or child health nurse, and switching to the best formulas for reflux may help alleviate symptoms. However, parents should only change their baby’s formula under the guidance of a healthcare professional, such as a doctor, child health nurse, or dietitian.
For those who have been advised to make the switch, the Tell Me Baby community has shared their experiences and ratings of the best formulas for reflux. These are the formulas they’ve tried and found helpful in managing reflux symptoms. (Read all of our formula reviews.)
If you’re still unsure which formula is best for your baby, check out our ultimate guide to newborn formulas for helpful tips in making the right choice.
Under the WHO Code, the information presented here is free from advertising and is based on unbiased opinions from parents.
So, here are the best formulas for reflux that our community loves:
1. Aptamil Gold+ Reflux 0-12
Parents in the Tell Me Baby community highly rated the Aptamil Gold+ for babies with mild milk reflux. This premium infant formula provides nutritional support for babies from birth to 12 months. However, it should only be used under medical supervision and is not suitable for babies with a diagnosed cow’s milk protein allergy.
One Tell Me Baby reviewer said, “This was a lifesaver for our refluxy baby. We started it for her at about seven months after trying many other formulas.”
Novalac Reflux is another popular choice among parents. This premium formula is specifically designed to reduce reflux in babies from 0 to 12 months. It contains a unique type of corn starch that thickens in your baby’s stomach but not in the bottle, making it easier for babies to keep the formula down.
One mum said, “Good for reflux babies, usually reflux babies grow out of it and it’s something they do on there own but this formula is great as it’s thicker and baby can’t bring it up as easy.”
Alula Gold Reflux offers complete nutrition for babies with regurgitation. It uses a tasteless, odorless corn-starch thickener that is fully digestible and thickens only in the baby’s stomach. This helps the formula stay down without thickening in the bottle.
If you think your baby might have reflux, you should take your baby to see your GP.
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Infants’ Friend vs Infacol: Baby Wind Drops Compared
Wind can cause a lot of discomfort in babies. One thing that works for some babies with trapped gas is wind drops. Parents in the Tell Me Baby community have rated baby wind drops they’ve tried and shared their opinions on what has or hasn’t worked for them. Based on their reviews, we’ve compared Infants’ Friend vs Infacol.
Parents say their babies don’t seem to mind the flavour of Infants’ Friend Oral Liquid, which makes administering it a lot easier. Many said it was very helpful in reducing wind in their baby. Others said it was nice knowing they were giving bub something natural to help with wind and the discomfort that can come with it. They also liked that it’s affordable.
Cons
One parent said: “It doesn’t come with a dropper/dispenser, which is a little inconvenient if you don’t realise at the time of purchase.”
Example review
“This was a lifesaver in our house with our firstborn who suffered both reflux and colic. It easily mixes in with his bottle of milk (or by itself), and I found it works SO quickly with a quick back rub while bubs is on the shoulder or doing bicycle legs: In addition, to be effective the taste itself isn’t offensive or displeasing.”
Infacol Wind Drops help relieve infant wind before painful colic can occur. The active ingredient is Simethicone, which causes the small bubbles of gas in the baby’s stomach to join together. This forms a larger bubble which can be quickly expelled. Each bottle comes with a convenient dosage pipette and can be used on a newborn.
Lots of parents say this product helped to remove trapped wind in babies, providing relief. Another reviewer said her baby took it without complaint and that it was easy to administer.
Cons
One parent said, “It’s difficult to see how much is in the dropper.”
Example review
“Infacol has been a lifesaver for our little man, he struggled so much with wind and then we got recommended to try Infacol. I’m so glad we tried it because it has worked wonders, it seems to settle him down a lot when he’s clearly struggling with wind. Since using Infacol, we have slowly started only using it when he needs it, which is very rare. Would highly recommend this over anything else!”
Infants’ Friend vs Infacol? Parents in the Tell Me Baby community have recommended both of these drops, and according to their star rating, both Infants’ Friend vs Infacol would be worth trying if your baby is suffering from wind and gas.
Always read the label. Follow directions for use. If symptoms persist, worsen or change unexpectedly, talk to your health professional.
4 Best Dairy-Free Baby Formulas
If you’re in the market for the best dairy-free formula, you’ve come to the right place.
The Tell Me Baby community has rated the best baby formulas they’ve tried and shared their opinions on what has or hasn’t worked for them.
Before we dive into which formula products parents recommend, it’s a good idea to understand the reasons why some babies can react to cow’s milk.
If you are concerned that your baby or toddler may have a food allergy or intolerance, you should take your baby or toddler to see your GP.
Parents should also avoid switching baby formulas unless advised by their doctor, child health nurse, or dietician.
Lactose intolerance or cow’s milk allergy?
If your baby is reacting to cow’s milk formula, it could be for two reasons: lactose intolerance or a milk allergy.
Lactose intolerance is when your child is unable to digest lactose, which is the sugar in milk.
A milk allergy is when the body reacts to the protein in milk.
Additionally, Pregnancy Birth & Baby says, “An allergy usually involves other parts of the body as well as the stomach, and may cause symptoms such as a skin rash or swelling of the face.”
If you think your child has either one of these intolerances, your GP will be able to run some tests to confirm.
Milk allergy
Milk allergies are very common in young children. If your child has a confirmed allergy to milk, your doctor may recommend removing dairy products completely from your child’s diet – including goat’s milk. Read our best formulas for babies with allergies article.
Pregnancy Birth & Baby says, “If your baby is formula-fed, you can use soy protein formula (unless they are also allergic to soy), extensively hydrolysed formula (EHF) or amino acid-based formula (AAF).
“Do not use formula made from cow’s milk, goat’s milk, sheep milk, HA, A2 milk or lactose-free.
“If your child is over the age of one, they can be given soy milk, calcium-enriched rice, and oat or nut milks. It is important to make sure they are getting enough calcium.”
Lactose intolerance
Babies with a diagnosed lactose intolerance may need lactose-free baby formula after seeing a doctor.
The Raising Children Network says that some lactose intolerance symptoms “are common in healthy breastfed infants.”
Additionally, the website says “most babies with lactose intolerance can still be breastfed. And if your baby is formula-fed, you can change to a low-lactose or lactose-free infant formula.” Read our article on best lactose-free formulas.
Under the WHO Code, the information presented here is free from advertising and is based on unbiased opinions from parents.
1. Karicare+ Soy Milk Formula
Karicare+ Soy Milk Formula provides an alternative for babies who can’t drink cow’s milk formula. It is based on soy protein and is free from cow’s milk protein, lactose, and sucrose.
While soy is an alternate protein to choose from. However, some babies who are allergic to cow’s milk are also allergic to soy.
Parents in the Tell Me Baby community say this formula is affordable and readily available. Some say the smell is awful, but their baby drinks it without any issues.
Nestlé Alfamino® is a PBS listed amino acid based infant formula suitable for infants with a severe cow’s milk protein allergy, eosinophilic oesophagitis or food intolerance.
At the time of publishing this article, there was only one review for this product – but it was glowing.
Nutricia Neocate Gold For the dietary management of cow milk allergy, multiple food protein intolerances, and other conditions where an elemental diet is recommended.
At the time of writing this article, Nutricia Neocate Gold had one review from a very happy parent: “My youngest reacted to all other types of formulas and all other amino acid/allergy formulas. She can’t have dairy or soy and reacted to the corn syrup in other allergy formulas. She took to this straight away…”
4 Best Formulas For Gassy Babies
A gassy baby isn’t fun for anyone involved—especially when your baby is in pain. For parents of formula-fed babies, finding the best formulas for gassy babies becomes a top priority.
Changing formulas, in consultation with a healthcare provider, could help with your baby’s gas. However, keep in mind that some gas is normal for all babies.
Raising Children says, “Although gas can lead to gas pain, it is important to remember that gas is often normal, especially in newborns.”
Causes of gas in babies
Babies often swallow air, whether from sucking on an empty bottle or crying, which can lead to gas. It could also signal conditions like lactose intolerance, other food intolerances, certain gastro infections, coeliac disease, or irritable bowel syndrome, according to the Raising Children website.
If you’re worried about your baby’s gas, consult your GP or another healthcare professional.
Understanding milk proteins in baby formula
Whey and casein are the two main types of protein found in milk. Pregnancy Birth & Baby says, “Your baby’s first formula should usually be one that contains whey protein as the main type of protein.”
A baby formula that is higher in casein can be challenging for babies to digest.
Choosing the right formula for your gassy babies
No single formula suits all babies, so finding the right one for your baby may require some trial and error.
So, for parents who have been advised to switch formulas, the Tell Me Baby community has rated and reviewed many options. Based on their reviews, we’ve compiled a list of the best formulas for gassy babies. (Read our baby formula comparisons to find the top-rated products.)
Keep in mind that parents shouldn’t change baby formula unless advised by their doctor, child health nurse or dietician.
Under the WHO Code, the information presented here is free from advertising and is based on unbiased opinions from parents.
NAN Comfort 1, a whey-dominant starter infant formula made from cow’s milk, provides balanced, high-quality nutrition for formula-fed babies.
Many parents say this formula was gentle on baby’s tummy and didn’t cause constipation.
“Baby has been having it since he was 1 week old and it doesn’t upset his stomach or cause constipation. Only downside is that it expires 3 weeks after it’s open, so if you are like us and only use it for tops ups, there is a lot of waste involved,” wrote one reviewer.
Bellamy’s Organic Step 1 Infant Formula is loved by parents for its Australian-made and organic ingredients. While one parent notes that it’s hard to rate baby formulas because all babies are different, she adds that her daughter loved this brand.
Another parent wrote: “I bought this product as a backup formula while breastfeeding. I did quite a bit of research before buying, and I chose this brand because it’s so gentle on Bub’s tummy, organic and Australian made.”
a2 Platinum Premium Infant Formula Stage 1 contains only the naturally occurring A2 type of beta-casein protein, which may help support your baby’s natural digestion.
Some parents said in their review that their baby didn’t have any issues with this formula. Others found their baby became a little bit constipated – but like all baby formulas, it depends on the baby.
Aptamil Gold+ 1 has been used by many parents in the Tell Me Baby community. Some parents had gas issues; others said their baby guzzled this formula down.
One parent wrote: “She really loved the tastes, it was gentle on her tummy, and the price point isn’t too bad.”
Choosing the best Pregnancy Test is so important for women who are trying to conceive. The Tell Me Baby community has rated the ones they’ve tried and shared their opinion on what has, or hasn’t, worked for them. Here are ten top pregnancy tests that our community loves: Affiliate links below.
Here are the 8 best pregnancy tests
1. First Response Instream Pregnancy Test
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The Pregnosis In-Stream Early Pregnancy Test does not require urine sample collection as test can be done by directly placing the device in the urine stream.
The First Response Digital Pregnancy Test is sensitive enough to give results as early as 6 days before your missed period (5 days before your expected period).
The Pregnosis Dip & Read Early Pregnancy Test is performed by dipping the test into a urine sample collected in a cup. It is economical and easy to use with fast result.
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