Philips Avent Natural Response Baby Feeding Bottle 260ml Twin Pack 3-6m.

Description

The Philips Avent Natural Response Baby Bottle is designed to support a baby’s natural drinking rhythm. Unlike traditional free-flow bottle nipples, the Natural Response nipple releases milk when the baby actively drinks and pauses the flow when the baby stops to swallow or breathe. This allows babies to control their own feeding pace more naturally.

Each bottle has a 260ml / 9oz capacity, providing a larger feeding volume than smaller newborn bottles. The 3-6 months indication is a general age guide, while Philips recommends choosing the appropriate nipple flow according to the baby’s individual feeding behaviour.

The bottles feature a wide-neck design, making them convenient to fill, assemble and clean. The ergonomic bottle shape is designed to be comfortable for parents to hold during feeding.

The Natural Response nipple has a breast-shaped design made from soft silicone to support a natural latch. Its no-drip opening is designed to help prevent milk from flowing when the baby is not actively drinking. An integrated anti-colic valve helps reduce the amount of air entering the feeding system.

The Twin Bottle Pack contains two bottles, which is especially useful for parents who need more than one bottle during the day. One bottle can be used while the other is being washed or sterilized.

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How to Use

Before first use, wash and sterilize the bottles, nipples and other components according to Philips Avent’s instructions. Assemble the bottle securely and check the nipple and bottle connection before feeding.

Observe your baby’s feeding behaviour and ensure that the selected nipple flow is comfortable. Always supervise your baby during feeding.