Philips Avent NATURAL Bottles 2 Pack – 125 ml Each

Philips Avent NATURAL Bottles 2 Pack with 125 ml capacity offers a natural latch on for easy feeding. Designed to help babies transition between breast and bottle, these BPA-free bottles feature a wide, breast-shaped teat and an ultra-soft texture that mimics the feel of breastfeeding.

• Natural latch on design: Wide breast-shaped teat promotes a natural latch, similar to breastfeeding, making it easier to combine breast and bottle feeding.
• Ultra-soft teat: Teat with a gentle, breast-like feel to help comfort during feeds.
• Flexible spiral design with comfort petals: Teat construction is formulated for use with collapse and supports a smooth feeding rhythm.
• Anti-colic twin valve system: Reduces air intake during feeds to help minimize gas and fussiness.
• Two bottles, 125 ml each: Includes 2 x 125 ml (4 oz) bottles with slow-flow teats, suitable from birth (0m+).
• BPA-free and ergonomic: Made from BPA-free plastic with an easy-to-hold shape for comfortable feeding sessions.

The NaturalLatch system supports a natural feeding experience, making it easier for little ones to switch between breast and bottle. The wide-teat design, paired with the ultra-soft texture and anti-colic features, helps promote comfortable feeds and may reduce fussiness associated with gas. With a compact 125 ml size, these bottles are ideal for newborn portions and for building a steady feeding routine as your baby grows.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the capacity of each bottle? Each bottle holds 125 ml (4 oz).
• Are these bottles BPA-free? Yes. They are made from BPA-free materials.
• What is NaturalLatch? NaturalLatch refers to the wide, breast-shaped teat designed to promote a natural latch and facilitate easy switching between breast and bottle feeding.
• Is the teat flow suitable for newborns? The set includes slow-flow teats intended for newborn feeding (0m+).

Enhance your baby's feeding routine with Philips Avent NATURAL Bottles. Add to cart to support smooth, natural feeding experiences today.