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This guide is for new parents looking to provide their newborns with a comfortable and adaptable feeding experience. The Philips Avent Natural Response Newborn Gift Set offers a comprehensive solution for bottle feeding, mimicking the natural rhythm of breastfeeding. However, it's important to note that it may take some time for your baby to adjust to the new teat. This set includes multiple bottles, nipples, and a pacifier, designed to make the transition between breast and bottle as smooth as possible.
| Model Part Number | SCD838/12 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Philips |
It is recommended to sterilize the bottles and teats before the first use and regularly thereafter. For newborns, sterilize after each feeding. As your baby gets older, you may sterilize less frequently, but always wash thoroughly after each use.
You can sterilize the bottles using a sterilizer, by boiling them in water for 5 minutes, or by using a microwave sterilizing bag. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for your sterilizing method.
Replace the teats every 1-2 months or sooner if they show signs of wear and tear, such as cracks, tears, or stickiness.
These bottles are designed to work with Philips Avent Natural Response teats. Using other teats might cause leakage or improper flow.
Yes, the bottles and teats are dishwasher safe (top rack only). However, hand washing is recommended for longer product life.
Some babies take to pacifiers immediately, while others may need some time to adjust. Try offering the pacifier at different times or when your baby is calm and relaxed. Do not force it. If your baby rejects the pacifier, it's perfectly fine.
Yes, the included pacifier is designed for newborns (0-6 months).
Ensure the teat is properly assembled and that the anti-colic valve is functioning correctly. Check the teat for any damage that might be causing air to enter. Hold the bottle at a proper angle during feeding.
Loosen the bottle cap slightly to release any vacuum. Ensure the teat is not damaged or blocked. Try a faster-flow teat if your baby is working too hard to get milk.
Make sure the teat is correctly fitted into the bottle ring. Tighten the ring securely but not overly tight. Check for any cracks or damage to the bottle or teat.
