Philips Avent Natural Response Training Cup - 125 ml

The innovative Philips Avent Natural Response training cup with a capacity of 125 ml, designed to help your child make the transition from bottle to independent drinking. It features comfortable, soft rubber grips tailored to little hands, allowing your little one to hold the cup safely. It includes the familiar Natural Response teat with a unique hole that releases milk only when your baby is actively sucking.

The flow-control teat (5 flow rates) allows you to adjust the drinking pace to suit your child’s needs. The anti-colic valve keeps air away from your child’s tummy, reducing colic and discomfort. Compatible with other Philips Avent products, it is bisphenol A-free.

An easy transition to drinking independently

The Philips Avent Natural Response training cup has been designed to make the challenging transition from bottle to cup easier for your child. It combines the Natural Response teat, which your little one is already familiar with, with comfortable handles that encourage independence. This allows your child to gradually get used to this new way of drinking before moving on to more advanced cups or a water bottle.

The specially designed ergonomic handles are made from a soft, rubberised material that prevents the cup from slipping out of little hands. Their shape has been carefully adapted to a child’s hands, ensuring a secure and comfortable grip. This allows your little one to hold the cup independently and learn to drink on their own.

The cup utilises Natural Response teat technology, which supports the child’s natural sucking rhythm. A unique opening in the teat ensures that milk flows only when the child is actively sucking – just like during breastfeeding. When the little one pauses to take a breath, the milk stops flowing. This design helps the child control their drinking pace and prevents spills.

Benefits you’ll love:

• Comfortable, soft grips – the rubber coating prevents the bottle from slipping out of little hands.
• Natural Response teat – releases milk only during active sucking, supporting the natural drinking rhythm.
• Anti-colic valve – keeps air away from the baby’s tummy, reducing colic and discomfort.
• Flow-adjustable teat – 5 flow settings allow you to adjust the pace to suit your baby’s needs.
• Non-spill design – the J-slit prevents liquids from spilling.
• 125 ml capacity – ideal for a baby learning to drink independently.
• Compatibility – fits other Philips Avent products.
• Bisphenol A-free material – safe for your little one.

Intended use:

The Philips Avent Natural Response training cup is designed for:

• Babies and young children ready to learn to drink independently.
• Children in the transition phase between bottle and cup or water bottle.
• Little ones looking for greater independence at mealtimes.
• Children used to Natural Response teats who need a smooth transition to a cup.
• Parents looking for a solution that minimises spills whilst their child is learning to drink independently.

Instructions for use:

Before first use, take the cup apart and sterilise all parts. Wash your hands thoroughly before preparing a drink. Fill the cup with the appropriate amount of liquid (do not exceed the maximum capacity of 125 ml).

Fit the teat with the selected flow rate and tighten the cap, ensuring that all parts are correctly assembled. Show your child how to hold the cup by the handles and encourage them to drink independently. Remember that learning to drink independently takes time and patience – your child may need a few attempts to get used to this new way of drinking. Observe your child’s reactions and adjust the spout’s flow rate to suit their needs. After each use, take the cup apart and wash all the parts thoroughly.

Tips for learning to drink from a cup:

• Introduce it gradually – initially use the cup just once a day, gradually increasing the frequency.
• Show them how to use it – demonstrate to your child how to hold the cup by the handles.
• Adjust the flow – choose the right flow rate for the spout depending on your child’s age and ability.
• Patience – learning to drink independently is a process that takes time and practice.
• Encourage – praise your child for every attempt at drinking independently, even if it isn’t perfect at first.