Description
In cases of severe feeding problems, the Haberman Feeder offers an alternative to spoons, enlarged and /or extra holes in bottle nipples, and nasogastric tubes. It is so effective and easy to use that it can change feeding sessions from difficult or traumatic experience into a pleasurable activity for health care professionals, parents and babies. Special design features make the Haberman Feeder uniquely responsive to the babys nursing efforts. The slit-valve in the teat regulates milk flow from zero to maximum, depending on its orientation in the babys mouth. As milk is drawn out of the teat by even the slightest action of the babys tongue and gums, air enters the bottle at the same rate through an inlet groove in the disc. Consequently, there is no turbulence. Milk flows in only one direction - from bottle to teat. The reservoir always remains full, and none of the babys effort is wasted. If the baby cannot nurse at all, or needs a little help, the health care professional or mother can squeeze and release a limited amount of milk - ml (about ¼ teaspoon) - from the reservoir into the babys mouth.
Features:
· Variable flow rate controlled by feeder and baby
· Responds to baby's tongue and gum activity (stripping action) rather than susking
· Sensitive to the weakest feeding effort
· One-way valve prevents flooding or overwhelming the baby
· Venting system prevents air turbulence
For health and safety reasons, this item is not returnable.
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