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SpecialNeeds Feeder
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The SpecialNeeds feeder is designed for babies who are unable to create a vacuum due to certain syndromes and neurological disorders, or because they were born with a cleft lip or palate.
- For babies who are unable to create a vacuum due to certain syndromes, neurological disorders, cleft lip or palate
- Allows the baby to use compression when they cannot create a vacuum
- Variable and controllable milk flow to suit the baby’s abilities and efforts
Features & Benefits
Feeding babies with special needs
The line mark on the mouthpiece helps the caregiver to find the right position (three different flows).
The slit valve makes the mouthpiece sensitive to any feeding effort and closes completely when the baby wants to pause. The one-way valve prevents air from entering the mouthpiece.
The SpecialNeeds Feeder can be reused after it has been cleaned in accordance with the instructions for use.
Benefits of the SpecialNeeds Feeder
- Supports oral feeding in babies
- Has a variable and controllable milk flow rate to suit the baby’s abilities and efforts
- Is sensitive even to very week feeding effort
- Provides help when babies cannot create a vacuum
Instructions for use & Downloads
Recommended by Experts and Midwifes
Based on advanced research and observing natural behavior.
Recommended by Experts and Midwifes
- Effective relief for Milk Stasis and helps clear blocked ducts, reducing discomfort and supporting breast health.
- Encourages natural milk expression, ensuring a steady supply for your baby while preventing supply issues.
- Developed based on scientific studies and inspired by natural infant suckling patterns for safe and effective use.
Easy to handle and
safe to use
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