Collections: Neonatal
Type: medical device
Category: breastfeeding, humanitarian, infant feeding, low birth weight, newborn feeding, newborn mortality, nursing, preterm infant, very low birth weight
Why a feeder cup for the baby?
It is much easier to clean a cup than a bottle and teat. The risk of diarrhoea is less with a cup than bottle feeding. Cup feeding requires very little effort from the baby. Babies are always held and watched while cup feeding. Babies can control their own pace of drinking. The baby's mouth & tongue movements are similar to cup and breastfeeding. It is easy to express breast milk into a cup.
A Feeding Cup consists of:
Clean packed and sealed in a plastic bag
Pack size: 100 units per box
MOQ: 10 boxes (1000 cups)