
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: Yes, generally you can use a slow-flow nipple on an 8 oz bottle as long as the nipple is made for that same bottle system/brand. Nipple flow is based on your baby’s feeding needs rather than the bottle’s capacity.
Best Answer: The Philips Avent Glass Natural Baby Bottles with Natural Response Nipples are approximately 5.2 inches tall and 2.9 inches wide for the 4-ounce size, and 7.36 inches tall and 2.9 inches wide for the 8-ounce size.
Best Answer: The number of bottles and nipples required depends on whether you plan to bottle-feed or breastfeed. If you're opting for bottle-feeding, having eight to ten bottles is advisable, while breastfeeding may only need three or four.
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