Philips AVENT Natural Response Baby Bottle - 125ml - SCY670/02

The Natural Response teats come in various flow rates, typically indicated by numbers on the teat. Start with the newborn flow (usually flow 1). Observe your baby's feeding. If they struggle or take a very long time to finish, they might need a faster flow. If they gulp or choke, the flow might be too fast. Always match the teat flow to your baby's natural feeding pace and age.

When assembling, ensure the AirFree vent is securely clicked into the bottle. During feeding, hold the bottle so that the AirFree vent is in the upright position and filled with milk, not air. This allows air bubbles to be channeled to the base of the bottle, away from the teat.

Yes, all components of the Philips AVENT Natural Response Baby Bottle are designed to be safely sterilized in a microwave steam sterilizer, electric steam sterilizer, or by boiling. They are also dishwasher safe (top rack recommended) for convenient cleaning.

The bottle body is compatible with other Philips AVENT Natural Response teats, screw rings, and storage lids. It can also be directly attached to Philips AVENT breast pumps, allowing you to pump directly into the feeding bottle.

It is recommended to inspect teats regularly and replace them every 3 months or sooner if they show any signs of wear, tears, discoloration, or stickiness. Damaged teats should be replaced immediately for safety and hygiene.

While this 125ml bottle is ideal for newborns (0+ months), the Natural Response system itself is suitable for older babies. As your baby grows and their feeding needs change, you can simply switch to a larger capacity Philips AVENT Natural Response bottle and a faster flow Natural Response teat (both sold separately).

Ensure the teat is correctly assembled. The Natural Response teat is designed to release milk only when actively suckled, so babies may need time to adjust. If persistent, consider trying a different Natural Response teat flow rate (available separately) to match your baby's development and feeding preference.

Check that all components (teat, screw ring, AirFree vent, and bottle) are securely and correctly assembled. Ensure the screw ring is tightened firmly but not excessively. Inspect the teat and screw ring for any damage or tears that might compromise the seal.

Ensure the AirFree vent is correctly inserted and kept upright during feeding so it remains filled with milk and not air. Double-check that all parts are clean and free from blockages. Also, try burping your baby more frequently during and after feeds to help release trapped air.