Infants sometimes exhibit a behavior where they mouth or gnaw on the bottle’s teat without actively sucking and swallowing. This action differs from the intended method of feeding, which involves creating a... Read more »
Infant feeding equipment includes a critical component designed to deliver nourishment: the artificial teat. These teats, constructed from materials like silicone or rubber, come in varied designs, each engineered to regulate flow... Read more »
The phenomenon where a bottle’s feeding component flattens or inverts during use stems from a pressure imbalance. This occurs when the negative pressure created by the infant’s sucking exceeds the bottle’s capacity... Read more »