If there is not Lv.1 nipple? Should I order extra Lv.1 for new born?
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This comes with at least two level 1 nipples. If you think you'll use the larger bottles with a newborn, then I would order extras.
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Conservative! They still have to work at it to get the milk to come out. It mimics the breast still, but nothing like when we let down, it will allow the child to get more milk at their pace. I stayed with the advised 3+ months before introducing it since they seem to be better "suckers" and can handle a faster flow. If the child can't work the stage 1 nipple then they may still have problems with the stage 2.
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At the time I purchased Podee convert a bottle kit, there were tan nipples. We purchased this item for twins and it was extremely helpful when feeding them, because I was able to feed them both at one time because they basically were on the same schedule. Another package that I ordered contained the clear silicone nipples.
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The newborn nipple has a slower flow. It has one hole and the slow flow has 2 holes.
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Is it possible that you have the old Medela bottles that don't take the wide-base nipples? I'm not sure if they sell the old ones anymore. The only other thing I can think of is that you don't have the wide-base collars that the nipple goes in to.
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Yes, you can use classic nipple, I used the parents choice ones from Wal-Mart, they seem to fit the best and my little one really liked them, and also I use the $1 parents choice bottles as replacements when needed
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I'm sorry I don't know. I've had to switch to advent bottles. My LO and I could no longer breast feed and found she didn't need a nipple to stimulate breast flow. She is much happier on classic flow.
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Yes. They come with the first step nipples. For baby from 1 to 3 or 4 months old.
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You don't necessarily need bottles...you can always purchase the Medela brand nipples (with the plastic holder) for feeding unless you prefer to use special bottles
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The bottle comes with nipples. The nipple is marked as a stage 3 nipple which is far too fast for a newborn.My child is going on 5m old and I still use lansinoh's "slow flow" nipples. All of their nipples are much to fast for the targeted age range. If you are nursing and buy the "slow flow" nipples marked as stage 2 you will notice that the nipple is 2-3 times faster than breast feeding. Philips makes a better nipple for newborns.
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It depends on your level of comfort. I had inverted nipples, so I needed it from day one. If your hospital has a lactation specialist, ask them. It doesn't hurt to pack it, though, in case you end up needing it. If you don't know of any issues, I would definitely try without first, because baby's saliva tells your body what baby needs. Hopefully this helps and is not confusing. Congrats and good luck!
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Size 1 came with my order, you would have to order size 2 nipples separately.
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I ordered the medium flow, and I got the new 'natural' nipples. So I'm not sure about the newborn, but in case that is helpful, that's what I got :)
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You can use regular nipples for these bottles as long as you have the ring.They say that you can only use the nipple 1x and throw out. Not true and waste of money.
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Yes- When I bought the 9oz bottles it came with the level 2 or Medium flow nipples for 3-6 months. Level 1 or slow flow nipples for 0-3months came with the 5oz 3pack bottles. You can also buy extra nipples separately.
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yes. i have bought nipples separately and they have worked just fine. i ended up having to go back to level 1 nipples for my son and had no problem (the bottles came with level 2). hope this helps!
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Try the two pack. You can find them at your local BRU or Walmart. And occasionally the grocery store. They are make by "NUK". If this fits your bottles than the others should, they are the same size ring on the collar. The nipple however is slightly wider on the NUK. Zariah took to both so I didn't have any issues if I was in a jam and needed to pick up while out.