The Supplemental Nutrition System is the ideal way to administer supplemental nutrition to babies while they are being breastfed. The system promotes the unique bond between mother and baby, motivating both to achieve a more satisfying breastfeeding experience. This can be achieved by allowing the baby to obtain the additional milk they need through the NHS while breastfeeding. "The NHS allowed me to breastfeed again. This motivated me a lot psychologically. I see the product as a great opportunity for many women," Christiane K. The NHS aims to enable mothers to breastfeed when they would not otherwise be able to, also helping the baby practice sucking behavior. Features: - Allows mothers to breastfeed when they would not otherwise be able to. - Supports parental involvement. - Supports the unique contact between mother and baby.
- Allows adopted babies to be fed by their mother.
- Can be used by mothers who have or think they have low breast milk production.
- Helps stimulate the mother's milk production through direct sucking.
- Can be used when there is a need for supplements in addition to breast milk.
- Trains the baby to suck correctly, creating a vacuum in the mother.
- Can be placed on the mother's breast.
- The very thin and flexible tubes are attached close to the mother's nipples and release milk and additional supplements while the baby feeds.
Specifications:
Contains three different sizes of tubes for feeding the baby.
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