Philips Avent Teat Natural Response

It can take a few tries to get used to drinking with the Natural Response nipple. When introducing a new bottle, try offering it to your baby when they’re relaxed and not yet hungry. If you’ve tried a few times with no success, it could be a sign that your baby needs another nipple flow. If your baby is coming from a traditional bottle (including our previous Natural bottle range) they are likely to need higher nipple flows with the Natural Response nipple because they are used to more milk coming out of the nipple with little effort on their part.

Finding the right nipple is important:
If your newborn baby is consistently not taking enough milk throughout the feeding sessions or has complications in getting milk, switch to a nipple with a higher flow rate.
If persistent feeding issues occur, consult a healthcare professional.

We’re always looking for new ways to make bottle feeding more of a natural experience for you and your baby. From research, we know that milk releases from the breast when baby applies suction and compression. This allows them to pause whenever they need and use their natural drinking pattern. So, we made a nipple that works that way too, letting babies use their natural drinking rhythm when bottle feeding. Now all our Natural bottles come with the Natural Response nipple to make it easy to combine breast and bottle feeding.

Yes, you can. Our new nipple works with all our Natural bottles.
 

We are in the process of changing all our Natural nipples to the new Natural Response nipple, so we are no longer making the previous versions of the nipple. In some stores or online, you may still find some of the previous Natural nipples as they work through any inventory they may have.