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The feeding support system is a reservoir filled with extra nutrients. It can be placed at the mother's breast or on a stand. Very thin, flexible tubes attached next to the mother's nipples allow additional milk and supplements to be given to the infant during feeding.
The breastfeeding support system allows mothers to breastfeed in situations where this is not normally possible and helps babies to practise their sucking reflex. The system has the following advantages:
Can be used by mothers who are producing or think they are producing too little breast milk.
Helps stimulate lactation by feeding at the breast.
Can be used when additional breast milk supplements are needed.
Teaches baby to suckle properly at the breast using vacuum.
Helps build a unique bond between mother and baby.
Allows adopted infants to be breastfed.
Very thin, flexible tubes are attached at the mother's nipples.
