Philips Avent Natural Newborn Glass Gift Set, Baby Bottles with Natural Response Nipples, 3X 4oz (Slow Flow, Flow 2) and 2X 8oz (Medium Flow, Flow 3), 2X Silicone Sleeves, SCD858/01

Philips Avent Natural newborn glass gift set includes essentials for the well-being of babies so parents can take the best care of themselves. It’s a great choice when you're looking for baby shower gifts. The Natural Response nipple with the unique opening and tip lets your baby control the pace of the milk flow, releasing milk only when actively drinking - just like babies do during breastfeeding. When pausing to swallow and breathe, no milk flows. Feeding feels as natural as from the breast! Easily combine breast and bottle feeding with a wide, soft and flexible nipple that mimics the shape and feel of a breast. It helps the baby to latch on and feed comfortably, using its natural rhythm. With the no-drip design, the nipple helps prevent spills and lost milk. An anti-colic valve integrated into the nipple is designed to reduce colic and discomfort by sending air away from your baby's tummy. The ergonomic shape makes it comfortable for parents to hold and easy for small fingers to grasp. Assembly is simple, with only a few parts, while the wide bottleneck makes filling and cleaning easy. The set includes silicone sleeves to protect bottles and make them easier to grasp. Philips Avent Natural glass baby bottles are made of premium quality borosilicate glass, a BPA-free material. They're heat and thermal shock resistant, so they can be safely stored in the fridge, warmed and are easy to wash and sterilize. Use the Philips Avent Natural glass baby bottles with Philips Avent Natural Response bottle nipples. The Natural Response nipples included in this gift set come in flow rates slow and medium. It is totally natural for your baby to take 2-3 tries to get milk flowing from a new bottle. We have 5 different nipple flow rates for the Natural bottle. When looking for the right one, age is a guide, but your baby's approach to drinking and the feeding cues will help determine when to move to a higher or lower nipple flow rate. ¹ IQVIA Health ProVoice Survey 2025, USA