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Description
A medical device used to provide supplemental breast milk or formula to infants!
The Supplemental Nursing System (SNS) is a lactation aid that consists of a container filled with supplementary milk that is clipped securely to a bra strap, shirt or pillow. While the baby is latched at the breast / chest, a thin, flexible tube is placed alongside the nipple into the baby's mouth and a controlled and consistent flow of milk is released as they feed. It's often used when a baby may have difficulty latching, has a weak suck, or needs additional nourishment beyond what the mother's breast milk alone can provide.
Features
- Facilitates bonding and skin-to-skin contact
- Promotes milk supply by stimulating the breast through sustained sucking
- Supports non-lactating, adoptive, surrogate, same-sex, transgender, and non-binary parents to create a breastfeeding / chestfeeding experience
- Supports the baby’s oral development of sucking skills to create vacuum
- Provides milk supplementation without the use of bottles and teats
