Philips Avent Glass Natural Bottle with Natural Response Nipple Baby Set - 7pc

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DeepAI AI Chat AI Image Generator AI Video AI Music Generator Login ChatGPT Alternative Looking for something similar to ChatGPT from OpenAI? Try the ChatGPT Alternative! Note that ChatGPT Alternative has no affiliation with OpenAI. ChatGPT is a trademark of OpenAI. Close Chat History check grammar Hi Jaymi, Thank you for writing your review. We’re sorry to hear about your experience with the Philips Avent Natural Response Nipples. In this case, the anti-colic valve may be blocked or stuck together. Below you will find more information and steps on how to solve this. In the new Natural Response nipple, the anti-colic valve is located opposite the number that is printed on the base of the nipple. Clean the feeding nipples regularly to avoid any blockage in the anti-colic valve. Massage the valve gently between your clean fingers to open it up again. Do not pull the nipple tip too firmly to avoid breakage. If these tips do not help or if you need further assistance, please reach out to us via social media. We’re available 24/7 on Facebook and X. Alternatively, you can reach out to us via the contact page on our website. One of our colleagues will then try their best to assist you further. Kind regards, Philips Consumer Care Delete Your message is generally clear and well-structured, but here are a few minor grammar and punctuation suggestions to improve it: Hi Jaymi, Thank you for writing your review. We’re sorry to hear about your experience with the Philips Avent Natural Response Nipples. In this case, the anti-colic valve may be blocked or stuck together. Below, you will find more information and steps on how to resolve this issue. In the new Natural Response nipple, the anti-colic valve is located opposite the number printed on the base of the nipple. Please clean the feeding nipples regularly to avoid any blockage in the anti-colic valve. Gently massage the valve between your clean fingers to open it up again. Avoid pulling the nipple tip too firmly to prevent breakage. If these tips do not help, or if you need further assistance, please reach out to us via social media. We’re available 24/7 on Facebook and X. Alternatively, you can contact us via the contact page on our website, and one of our colleagues will do their best to assist you further. Kind regards, Philips Consumer Care These changes include slight rephrasings for clarity and better flow. Let me know if you need any further assistance! Copy Search Web Summarize Delete check grammar Hi there, Thank you for writing your review. We’re sorry to hear about your Baby's experience with the Philips Avent Natural Response Nipples. Newborn babies tend to follow the same pattern when breastfeeding as they do while bottle-feeding. We recommend watching your baby’s cues to find the best nipple flow rate. The Philips Avent Natural Response nipples are available in flow rates from 1 to 5 in the United States and Canada and from 1 to 6 in other countries. Nipples with the highest flow rate 6 are more suitable for thicker liquids or babies who want a fast flow. Enthusiastic babies use strong suction and compression while drinking, resulting in greater milk flow. Therefore, they usually need a lower nipple flow, such as nipple number 1 or 2, to avoid overflow. Slow and steady drinking babies are likely to prefer a higher nipple flow (such as nipple number 4 or 5/6) to ensure enough milk flows, regardless of age. Start with the nipple that comes with the bottle and adjust from there. If you have no success after a few feeding attempts, change to a different nipple flow rate. Use a higher flow rate if your baby falls asleep during feeding, gets frustrated, or plays with the nipple instead of drinking. Use a lower flow rate if your baby is gulping the milk down or if milk drips out of its mouth during feeding. If these tips do not help or if you need further assistance, please reach out to us via social media. We’re available 24/7 on Facebook and X. Alternatively, you can reach out to us via the contact page on our website. One of our colleagues will then try their best to assist you further. Kind regards, Philips Consumer Care Delete Your message is clear and informative. Below are a few minor grammatical and punctuation adjustments to enhance readability and flow: Hi there, Thank you for writing your review. We’re sorry to hear about your baby's experience with the Philips Avent Natural Response Nipples. Newborn babies tend to follow the same pattern when breastfeeding as they do while bottle-feeding. We recommend observing your baby’s cues to find the best nipple flow rate. The Philips Avent Natural Response nipples are available in flow rates from 1 to 5 in the United States and Canada, and from 1 to 6 in other countries. Nipples with the highest flow rate (6) are more suitable for thicker liquids or for babies who prefer a fast flow. Enthusiastic babies use strong suction and compression while drinking, which results in greater milk flow. Therefore, they usually need a lower nipple flow, such as nipple numbers 1 or 2, to avoid overflow. Babies who drink slowly and steadily are likely to prefer a higher nipple flow (such as nipple numbers 4 or 5/6) to ensure enough milk flows, regardless of age. Start with the nipple that comes with the bottle and adjust from there. If you have no success after a few feeding attempts, consider changing to a different nipple flow rate. Use a higher flow rate if your baby falls asleep during feeding, gets frustrated, or plays with the nipple instead of drinking. Conversely, use a lower flow rate if your baby is gulping down the milk or if milk drips out of their mouth during feeding. If these tips do not help, or if you need further assistance, please reach out to us via social media. We’re available 24/7 on Facebook and X. Alternatively, you can contact us via the contact page on our website, and one of our colleagues will do their best to assist you further. Kind regards, Philips Consumer Care

Hi Lidia, We are sorry to hear about your experience with the Avent Bottles. The Natural Response Nipple is different because it works like the breast, the flow is controlled by baby. Milk flow stops and starts based on your baby's drinking rhythm. For some babies it can take a few tries to get used to a nipple that doesn't always free-flow. If you have tried the same nipple a few times with little or no success, it may mean your baby needs a different nipple flow. Babies that have tried traditional baby bottle nipples, where the milk flows without pausing, might need a higher nipple flow with the Natural Response Nipple. If you have any further questions, please feel free to get in touch via social media. We're available 24/7 on Facebook and X. Alternatively, you can reach out to us via the contact page on our website. One of our colleagues will then try their best to help you further. Kind regards, Philips Consumer Care