Philips Avent Natural Teat Slow Flow (1M+) - 2Pkt (4 Pcs)

Philips Avent Natural Teat Slow Flow is a bottle nipple for babies aged 1 month and above. It is designed to support both breast and bottle feeding, with a wide breast-shaped design, comfort petals, two holes for slow flow and twin anti-colic valves. It is made from soft, durable, odourless and flavourless silicone.

Fit the teat into a screw ring and use it for bottle feeds for babies aged 1 month and above. It can be cleaned in a dishwasher, boiled for 5 minutes or sterilised in a Philips Avent steam steriliser.

If your baby sucks hard, pulls away crying or takes longer than 20 to 30 minutes to finish a bottle, the flow may be too slow. If your baby lets go of the teat, spills milk, struggles to swallow or milk drips between the lips and teat, the flow may be too fast. Choose a higher or lower flow teat as needed.

• Two-hole slow-flow teat for babies aged 1 month and above.
• Wide, breast-shaped design with comfort petals.
• Twin anti-colic valves release air back into the bottle during feeding.
• Soft, durable silicone material that is odourless and flavourless.

• Silicone: soft, durable, odourless and flavourless material used to make the teat.

• The Newborn teat has 1 hole and is recommended from birth, while this Slow Flow teat has 2 holes and is recommended from 1 month.
• Medium Flow has 3 holes for babies aged 3 months and above.
• Fast Flow is recommended for babies aged 6 months and above.
• Variable Flow is suitable from 3 months and can be adjusted by aligning the I, II or III marking with the baby's nose. Thick Feed is recommended from 6 months.

• For bottle feeding babies aged 1 month and above.
• To support families combining breast and bottle feeding.
• Provides a slow milk flow through its two-hole design.
• Can be used with a screw ring and compatible Philips Avent Classic, Classic+ or anti-colic feeding bottles.

• The wide breast-shaped design may help support a natural latch-on.
• Soft comfort petals may help the teat stay flexible during feeding.
• Reinforced petals may help the teat keep its shape and avoid collapsing in the baby's mouth.
• Its shape may make switching between breast and bottle less confusing for the baby.
• Twin valves may help make feeding more comfortable by releasing air back into the bottle rather than the baby's tummy.