Cup Feeding, Syringe Feeding, and SNS feeding to avoid newborn nipple confusion
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Avoid nipple confusion by using alternatives to bottle feeding with your newborn. Here is a demonstration of cup feeding, syringe feeding, spoon feeding, and how to use a supplemental nursing system (SNS).
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My sns system has two tubes coming out of it. How do I use that? Won’t it leak out of one? 🤔 I’m so confused!
I love the spoon travel feeder! It looks so easy to use. Would you recommend using it to feed soft foods to older babies?
Definitely! It’s a little annoying to clean, but totally worth it for day trips out. So much healthier (and cheaper) than the individual squeeze packets too!
I understand the usage of SNS feeding, I just don't see why cup or spoon feeding is taught. Babies are born with a sucking reflex for nipples be it mama or a bottle. To me, a baby is not receiving the full benefit of his meal if he is drinking from a cup. They are born to suck with a sucking reflex. When would it be beneficial to cup or spoon feed?
Thank you for your videos.
I tried these with my 6month old baby and its so hard as she moves a lot now and play with her drool like making bubbles with the milk :( is there any way you can advise and recommend me
I am from Iraq thank you for this video please give me the name of the device is it agiving device??
Hey there! What SNS materials are those? They looks like medela but I’m having trouble finding online. Thanks!
Yes Medela. There should be a link in the description, let me know if it no longer works!
Hi , could please tell me when is the right time to start bottle feeding / pumping and what kinda of bottle should in invest in silicon (comotomo) or glass (philips avent)?? If there is any other brand you recommend would appreciate a suggestion.
Thank you
It’s usually best to wait until breastfeeding is well established before you start introducing a pump or bottle. Typically about 4-6 weeks. You never have to pump really, unless you want/need to.
Silicone bottles are the most popular and they are all very similar.
New Little Life by Allison thanks for your reply. Are silicon bottles safe?
My baby is 6weeks and I’m in the process of Relactate and I want baby on the breast he latches but doesn’t stay when he notices no milk do you think this would work for me?
Yes, try the SNS system! A great option for relactation.
Thanks! Also you look a lot like pam from the office :)
Im struggling with my relactation journey now with my 3 month old baby .. And i'd like to eliminate all the bottles since most people say so .. But, it was hard .. The baby keep crying all the time, i tried to feed him with cup feeder, spoon, syringe and so on but it doesnt work .. Do you think if I do this, finger feed my baby he will be easier to latch on later on ?? Cos i really want to breastfeed my baby .. Thankyou for the answer
For your baby who is already used to bottles, just keep doing that! No need to add the extra stress to your life if that works for your baby. Bottle fed babies can still latch on the breast so you can transition back when you’re ready! Good luck 💕
I was told to pump after every feeding but how do I know when I can stop that? As in how many days or weeks do I need to pump after every feeding?
If you’ve been given some specific instruction from a lactation consultant you should follow up with them! I don’t know your history or what’s going on, so some personalised care would be better for you. This video is just kinda general information, not a one size fits all :)
My baby is not taking bottle.she is two months old and i want to pump my milk and give to her
Does this still work with 3mo old babies?
You bet!!!!!!