Philips Avent Natural Response Baby Gift Set - 3X 4oz Pink Bottles with Slow Flow Nipples (Flow 2), 1x 9oz Pink Bottle with Medium Flow Nipples (Flow 3), 2X Soothie Pacifiers 0-3m, SCD838/03

Philips Avent Natural Response baby gift set cares about 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 babies control the pace of the milk flow, releasing it 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. The bottle is easy to assemble with just a few parts. You will quickly clean it with the included baby bottle brush. It features a curved brush head for easy cleaning of rounded edges and a molded tip to clean the nipple. The set includes 2 durable Soothie pacifiers 0-3 months that are used by medical professionals to calm newborns. They are a one-piece construction and feature hospital-grade silicone. The soft and lightweight snuggle pacifier holder helps babies feel secure and makes it easy to find the pacifier. Philips Avent Natural Response bottle is made from polypropylene, a BPA-free material; it's an alternative to glass baby bottles. It works with all nipples and caps from the Natural Response range. Use the Philips Avent Natural baby bottles with Philips Avent Natural Response bottle nipples. The Natural Response nipples included in this gift set come in slow and medium flow rates. It is totally natural for your baby to take 2-3 tries to get milk flowing from a new bottle. When looking for the right nipple flow rate, 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. Suckling is a skill and some babies develop it quicker