The Philips Avent Natural Response Glass Baby Bottles feature a teat that releases milk only when ...The Philips Avent Natural Response Glass Baby Bottles feature a teat that releases milk only when the baby actively drinks, mimicking breastfeeding. This allows babies to drink at their own rhythm. The bottle has an anti-colic valve designed to keep air away from the baby's tummy, reducing colic and discomfort. The wide bottleneck ensures effortless filling and cleaning, with only a few parts for simple assembly. This set includes 2x 8oz Natural Response glass baby bottles with medium flow teats (Flow 3).
This guide is for parents seeking a bottle that mimics breastfeeding, making it easier to combine breast and bottle feeding. The Philips Avent Natural Response Glass Baby Bottles provide a natural feeding experience with a teat that releases milk only when the baby actively drinks. Note that it may take some time for your baby to adjust to the new bottle.
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Model Part Number
SCY933/02
Brand
Philips
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Are these bottles BPA-free?
Yes, the Philips Avent Natural Response Glass Baby Bottles are BPA-free.
What kind of teat is included?
The set includes a Flow 3 teat, suitable for babies aged 1 month and older.
How do I clean the bottles?
Disassemble the bottle and wash all parts with warm, soapy water. Use a bottle brush to clean the inside of the bottle. Rinse well.
How do I sterilize the bottles?
Sterilize all parts before the first use and regularly thereafter. You can sterilize in a sterilizer or by boiling the parts in water for 5 minutes.
Can I use these bottles with breast milk?
Yes, these bottles are suitable for use with both breast milk and formula.
What is the benefit of the Natural Response teat?
The Natural Response teat releases milk only when the baby actively drinks, supporting a natural feeding rhythm and making it easier to combine breast and bottle feeding.
Are spare teats available?
Yes, Philips Avent offers various teat flow rates to accommodate your baby's growing needs. You can purchase these separately.
Troubleshooting
Baby is taking a long time to feed.
Ensure the teat flow rate is appropriate for the baby's age and feeding needs. Consider using a faster flow teat if the baby is struggling.
Bottle is leaking.
Make sure the teat is properly inserted into the locking ring and the ring is securely tightened on the bottle. Check for any damage to the teat or bottle.
Baby is experiencing colic.
Check the anti-colic valve to ensure it is functioning correctly. Make sure the baby is not swallowing too much air during feeding. Try different feeding positions.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Mimics breastfeeding, supporting a natural drinking rhythm.
Reduces colic and discomfort with the anti-colic valve.
Easy to clean and assemble due to the wide neck and few parts.
Made of durable, heat-resistant glass.
BPA-free for baby's safety.
Cons
May require some time for babies to adjust to the new teat.
Glass bottles are heavier than plastic alternatives.
Requires careful handling to prevent breakage.
Additional teats with different flow rates may need to be purchased as the baby grows.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Assembly: Ensure all parts are clean before assembly. Insert the teat into the locking ring, then screw the ring onto the bottle.
Filling: Fill the bottle with breast milk or formula. Be mindful of the bottle's capacity markings.
Feeding: Always hold the bottle at a slight angle during feeding to allow the milk to cover the teat.
Cleaning: Disassemble the bottle after each use. Wash all parts thoroughly with warm, soapy water. Use a bottle brush to clean the inside of the bottle. Rinse well.
Sterilization: Sterilize all parts before the first use and regularly thereafter. You can sterilize in a sterilizer or by boiling the parts in water for 5 minutes.
Compatibility: These bottles are compatible with Philips Avent teats. Ensure you select the appropriate teat flow rate for your baby's age and feeding needs.
Care: Always inspect the bottle and teat for damage before each use. Replace any damaged parts. Glass bottles are fragile, so handle with care.