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Swallowing Dysfunction

Swallowing problems are difficulties moving milk or food safely and effectively, sometimes causing coughing, choking, noisy feeds, or poor intake.

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Choosing the Right Bottle Nipple Flow

Choosing the Right Bottle Nipple Flow

What bottle nipple flow means Nipple flow refers to how readily milk passes through the nipple during feeding. It is influenced by the nipple opening, material, shape, viscosity of the liquid, bottle position, suction generated by the infant, and manufacturing variation. Flow is therefore a functional property rather than a fixed category. Two nipples both […]

Loss of appetite baby causes

Loss of appetite baby causes

Understanding Appetite Changes In Babies Loss of appetite in a baby rarely has a single obvious meaning. A newborn, a six-month-old starting solids, and a nearly one-year-old exploring the room all express hunger and fullness differently. A useful first step is to ask whether the baby is truly taking much less overall, or whether the […]