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Philips Avent 4oz Bottle w/ Newborn Nipple
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Philips Avent 4oz Bottle w/ Newborn Nipple
- Natural-shaped nipple, designed to reduce colic and help baby switch from breast to bottle.
- The anti-colic nipple resembles the natural shape of the breast so baby can easily alternate between breastfeeding and bottle feeding.
- When the baby suckles the baby controls with its own suckling rhythm a continuous flow of milk
- The continuous flow of milk significantly reduces air ingestion during feeding and painful gas after feeding.
- Replace bottle nipple every three months or if it appears to be damaged by scratches or tears.
Product Description
The Avent bottle is the only bottle that uses the unique Avent silicone nipple system with the patented anti-vacuum air valve to reduce the risk of colic. With a wide-neck design, this bottle is shaped to be easier to hold, more stable, more hygienic, and easier to fill. Made of dense, durable plastic, these bottles hold up well in the dishwasher and are boilable as well as microwave safe. Perfect as a storage container, the Avent bottle utilizes a dome cap design that seals the nipple for spill-proof mixing and transporting. 4 oz.
Editorial Review
The last thing a baby needs at feeding time is a bottle that lets air into his stomach. This 4-ounce plastic Avent feeding bottle is designed with a patented antivacuum skirt valve that reduces air swallowing and painful gas. The broad, soft silicone nipple mimics the shape of a woman's breast, making for a more natural transition when Mom can't breastfeed anymore. When used with the Avent Breast Pump, the bottle can be filled directly from the pump while the self-sealing cap prevents leaks during storage or while traveling. Ounces are marked on the bottle's side so you always know how much liquid baby is getting. --Marianne Painter
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Philips Avent 4oz Bottle w/ Newborn Nipple
- Baby Product: 0 pages (2006-12-01)
- Publisher: Philips Avent
- Label: Philips Avent
- Studio: Philips Avent
- Average Customer Review: based on 6 reviews
- Sales Rank in Baby: #2377
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Summary: avant bottles leak, big headache 2007-12-03
Comment: my son had no problems with the nipple or the shape of the bottle (holding it in his little hands). however, this bottle leaks and it's a nightmare to deal with. as another reviewer wrote, you turn it too much and it leaks, you turn it too little and it leaks.
i can't count the number of times the milk leaked from under the cap over his face, neck and clothing. in the middle of the night,it's even more of a headache. i wrote to avent about this problem and i'm sure they have received other complaints. they should have recalled these bottles...if the product does not work in the way it's supposed to, ie. feed your child in a clean, effective, safe manner, then it should not be on the market for people to purchase.
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Summary: silly product I've ever seen 2006-12-04
Comment: Right, everyone says Avant is the "best" bottle on the market. I don't mind what the best means by "closest to mom's" or the "no air intake", it totally doesn't work!
I mean it works in some cases, but most of the time I have to try turning one degree more at time. You can't turn it too much or it will leak. You can't turn it too loose or it will leak. If I tried it when I filling in and it doesn't leak, it will leak on my baby's face when feeding! Sometimes it leaks more on the blanket than in the baby's mouth.
Let's face it, come on, make a product that works first, then we can talk about performance. We don't have the problem with any other nipple, even one time use ones. What were Avant thinking?! Maybe it is our bad luck, or maybe all other 'leaking' report doesn't ring any bell to the company!
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Avent Bottle User 2001-07-29
Comment: My first two children spit up very large quantities for several months. They spit up breast, bottle, and even soy milk. I wish I knew about the Avent bottle sooner. It did not stop the spitting completely, however; it lessoned it greatly. My third child did not have the same problem his two older siblings had.
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Summary: Doesn't live up to the hype.... 2001-07-03
Comment: Everyone says the best bottles are the Avent ones. I haven't found that to be true. My son never liked this one, and I've tried giving it to him a few times. Thankfully I only bought one to try out, so I didn't invest a lot of money. We just ended up buying the regular old Gerber ones--in the pretty colors of course (you can buy at least 6 for what 1 Avent bottle costs). I'll admit we never used the nipples that came with the Gerber bottles, but instead bought the silicone, ortho ones because they were the only ones my son seemed to be able to handle. I did buy some Avent "sippy cup" tops to replace the nipple since they will fit on this bottle, so we'll see how my son takes to those (maybe the bottle won't be a total loss).
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Summary: One of the best bottles I've tried 2001-07-02
Comment: My baby is 3 weeks old and I have found this bottle to be one of the easiest for her to use. She is primarily a breast-fed baby, but has had no problem switching back and forth. The nipple on this bottle is, so far, the least messiest. She rarely drools while feeding. The only other brand that she has had this much success with is Evenflo's Sensitive Response (and it is not available in disposable bottles). Even Playtex, both traditional and silicone nipples, gave her problems and they claim to be most like mom! I would recommend this brand to anyone!!!
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