
Glass Natural Baby Bottle with Natural Response Nipple
Overview
Description
Philips Avent bottles are made from pharmaceutical-grade borosilicate glass that’s heat and thermal-shock resistant. You can store them in the fridge, warm them up and sterilize without worry of breakage.
Wide and soft, the Natural Response nipples let baby control the flow of milk, similar to breastfeeding. The unique opening and only releases milk when baby actively drinks so when they pause to swallow and breathe, the milk pauses, too. This makes it easier to switch back and forth between breast and bottle feeding. They’re also a no-drip design to prevent lost milk.
The nipples have an Anti-colic valve designed to reduce the amount of air baby ingests while feeding, which helps with common issues like colic, reflux and gas.
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Details
- Capacity: 4 oz or 8 oz
- Material Type: Glass Bottles and Silicone Nipples
- Cleaning/Care: Dishwasher and sterilizer safe
- Nipple Size: 4 oz bottles come with the Flow 2 Natural Response nipples (Slow), 8 oz bottles come with the Flow 3 Natural Response nipples (Medium)
- Certifications: BPA-free
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Q&A
Best Answer: It is not recommended for freezer storage because glass can be vulnerable to breakage from the temperature extremes and the expansion of milk as it freezes.
Best Answer: 4 oz bottles come with Natural Response nipples Flow 2, which is for 0m+ and 8 oz bottles come with Natural Response nipples Flow 3, which is for 1m+. You may want to increase the flow with age, depending on your child.
Best Answer: No, you'll want to compare the measurements of the sterilizer and bottle to be sure.
Customer reviews
I received this product as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel, and I’m so thankful I had the opportunity to try it! My only possible concern is…
Right off the bat, the first thing we noticed was how light the bottle felt compared to the older 4oz Philips Avent glass bottles we already have. The difference was noticeable just holding it by itself, but it was much more obvious when we held the old and new bottles side by side.
The glass itself also looks better and we liked the updated design.…
Since my baby was born this past June, I've exclusively chosen to use glass bottles over plastic. Not only do they feel amazing in your hand when you're feeding your baby, but they also hold up very well in the milk warmer. My breast pump is coincidentally also from Philips, so using a Philips glass bottle was a no-brainer.
The glass is well made but…


























