Infant feeding devices, specifically those designed to mimic the natural latch and flow of breastfeeding, can provide a viable option for expressed milk or supplemental feeding. These products are characterized by their... Read more »
Supplementation with manufactured milk products during the evening hours for infants primarily nourished through breastfeeding involves introducing a commercially prepared substitute, often derived from cow’s milk or soy, as a feeding option... Read more »
A device designed to satisfy a baby’s sucking reflex is sometimes offered to infants who are primarily fed human milk. This object, typically made of silicone or rubber, provides non-nutritive sucking, potentially... Read more »