Philips Avent Natural 240 ml glass bottle
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For parents who prefer glass, this 240 ml Natural bottle in borosilicate glass is easy to heat, sterilise and clean. It comes with a soft...
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Baby bottles and teats
A baby bottle is chosen according to your baby’s age, the capacity they need and the material that suits you, with a teat from the same range whose flow matches their age. In the first weeks, a small 125 ml bottle is enough; move up to 240 or 260 ml as appetite grows.
This section is dedicated to the Philips Avent Natural line, whose parts are all designed to fit together. Order online with free collection from our Maârif showroom in Casablanca, or delivery across Morocco, free from 300 DH. Pacifiers have their own section: baby pacifiers and dummies.
Which baby bottle should I choose?
- Plastic bottle: light and unbreakable, it wears and turns cloudy faster than glass. It suits outings, night feeds and the changing bag.
- Glass bottle: heavier and breakable, it handles heat and washing well and does not hold odours. It is mainly suited to home use, if you sterilise often.
- Small size, 125 ml: the capacity for the first weeks, when your baby drinks small amounts. It suits newborns and small appetites.
- Large size, 240 to 260 ml: it takes over when feeds get bigger. It suits babies once the small size is no longer enough.
- Straw cup: a cup with handles and a straw that prepares the move away from the bottle. It suits babies from around 9 months, when they start drinking on their own.
How to choose a baby bottle: the key criteria
- A teat from the same range: a Natural teat fits a Natural bottle as the manufacturer intended, which limits leaks.
- The teat’s age guide: 1 month+ for our Natural teat; then watch your baby’s sucking rhythm.
- Everyday cleaning: the fewer parts to take apart, the quicker the daily wash.
- Compatibility with your equipment: check that the bottle fits your bottle warmer and your steriliser.
La Maison du Bébé buying guide
Our selection of Philips Avent bottles and teats
To warm milk, use a bottle warmer or a water bath rather than a microwave, which heats unevenly; for hygiene, see our electric sterilisers and bottle accessories.
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Philips Avent Natural 125 ml bottle
The small size in the range, right for the first weeks.
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Philips Avent Natural 260 ml plastic bottle
The large plastic size, light for outings.
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Philips Avent Natural 240 ml glass bottle
The glass version of the range, for use at home.
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Philips Avent Natural teat 1 month+
The replacement teat for the Natural range, worth keeping in reserve to swap for a worn one.
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Philips Avent straw cup with handles, 200 ml, blue
For learning to drink on their own from around 9 months.
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- Hard water: in many cities, a white film builds up at the bottom of the bottle. Rinse it with its teat right after the feed, then use a bottle brush before sterilising as the instructions say.
- Summer heat: a prepared bottle should not wait in the car or in the sun. For outings, carry the water in a vacuum flask and the measured formula powder separately, then make it up at feeding time.
- Try at the showroom: in Maârif, you can compare the weight of glass and plastic in your hand, and we check with you that a teat fits the bottle you already have.
Frequently asked questions
Glass or plastic bottle: which should I choose?
Both work: according to the UK’s NHS, there is no evidence that one type of bottle or teat is better than another. Glass handles heat well but is heavier; lightweight plastic wears faster. The right choice is the one your baby accepts and you find easy to clean.
Which teat and flow should I choose?
Follow the manufacturer’s age guide, which is only indicative, and check that the hole is not too big: milk that flows too fast makes the feed uncomfortable for your baby. Never enlarge a teat hole yourself.
How many bottles do I need for a newborn?
No authority sets an exact number: the NHS advises having several bottles and teats, plus a bottle brush. The right number depends on how often you wash up and whether your baby is fully bottle-fed or also breastfed.
When should I replace a teat?
Check it before every feed and replace it as soon as it is split, sticky or misshapen. A spare teat means you are never caught short.
Need advice? Order on WhatsApp or come and see us
Material, flow, hygiene: our guide to choosing your baby’s bottle covers each point. A question about a teat or compatibility? Message us on WhatsApp on 06 61 14 46 02 or visit the showroom at 93 rue Brahim Nakhai, Maârif, Casablanca.
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