The Philips Avent Natural Response Teat is designed for babies to drink at their own rhythm, mimic...The Philips Avent Natural Response Teat is designed for babies to drink at their own rhythm, mimicking breastfeeding. The teat releases milk only when the baby actively drinks, helping to keep air away from the baby's tummy during feeding. This unique design allows for an easier transition between breast and bottle feeding. The pack contains two teats with a flow rate of 3, suitable for babies aged 1 month and above. These teats are BPA-free and feature a no-drip design, releasing milk only when the baby is feeding. Finding the right teat flow rate is important for your baby's feeding experience.
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This guide is for parents seeking a bottle teat that mimics the natural breastfeeding experience for their baby. The Philips Avent Natural Response Teat allows babies to control the milk flow, promoting a comfortable and natural feeding rhythm. A key benefit is the reduction in air ingestion, which can minimize colic symptoms. However, finding the right flow rate for your baby is essential for optimal feeding.
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Material
Silk
Model Part Number
SCY963/02
Brand
Philips
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FAQs
How often should I replace the teats?
It is recommended to replace the teats approximately every 1-2 months, or sooner if there are signs of wear and tear.
Are these teats compatible with all Philips Avent bottles?
These teats are designed to be compatible with Philips Avent Natural bottles. Always check the packaging for compatibility.
How do I choose the correct flow rate?
Choose the flow rate based on your baby's age and feeding needs. The packaging provides recommendations, but you may need to experiment to find the best fit for your baby.
Can I use these teats with formula?
Yes, these teats can be used with both breast milk and formula.
How do I sterilize the teats?
You can sterilize the teats by boiling them in water for 5 minutes, using a steam sterilizer, or using a microwave sterilizer.
What is the no-drip design?
The no-drip design prevents milk from leaking out of the teat unless the baby is actively drinking, reducing waste and mess.
What if my baby seems to be struggling with the teat?
Make sure the teat is properly assembled and try a different flow rate. If the issue persists, consult with a pediatrician or lactation consultant.
Troubleshooting
Teat is collapsing or sticking together during feeding.
Ensure the teat is properly assembled and not too tightly screwed onto the bottle. Check the vent in the teat isn't blocked. Use a different flow rate if the baby is struggling.
Baby is taking in too much air and experiencing discomfort.
Make sure the teat is correctly positioned in the baby's mouth and that the anti-colic valve is functioning properly. Experiment with a slower flow rate.
Milk is leaking from the teat.
Ensure the teat is properly assembled and that the bottle is not overfilled. Check the teat for any damage.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Promotes a natural feeding experience for the baby.
Reduces the risk of colic due to the anti-colic valve.
Available in multiple flow rates to accommodate different ages and feeding needs.
BPA-free for peace of mind.
Helps prevent spills and reduces waste.
Supports easy transition between breast and bottle.
Cons
Requires careful selection of the correct flow rate for the baby's age and feeding style.
May require some adjustment period for the baby to get used to the teat.
Teats need to be replaced periodically.
Requires proper cleaning and sterilization.
May not be suitable for all babies, depending on their individual preferences.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Assembly: Ensure the teat is properly fitted onto the bottle ring before each use. Make sure the teat is securely attached to the bottle.
Compatibility: These teats are compatible with Philips Avent Natural bottles. Always check the compatibility information on the bottle packaging.
Cleaning:
Wash all parts thoroughly with warm, soapy water after each use.
Rinse well.
Sterilize the teats by boiling them in water for 5 minutes, using a steam sterilizer, or using a microwave sterilizer.
Inspection: Regularly inspect the teats for any signs of wear and tear, and replace them if necessary. Replace teats approximately every 1-2 months for hygiene and safety.
Flow Rate Selection: Choose the appropriate flow rate based on your baby's age and feeding needs. Consult the teat packaging for flow rate recommendations.