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FEEDING CUP for new born, spouted, 40 ml (Laerdal)

https://medicalguidelines.msf.org/en/node/1984#section-target-4
https://unicat.msf.org/cat/product/69924
STD EDDCFCUP401

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Article is intended to be used with children (<12 years) ONLY.
V020399 - Newborn nutrition devices - other
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FEEDING CUP for new born

Definition

Cup specially designed for infants and young children who are unable to handle a regular drinking cup or have difficulties breastfeeding. Container with pouring spout.

Reusable device

Synonym

Nifty cup (Neonatal Intuitive Feeding Technology)

Specifications

Easy to clean, it allows the baby to drink breast milk at his own pace.

The spout fits to the baby's mouth.

The mother can express the breast milk directly into the cup.

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Technical specifications

  • Volume: 40 ml
  • Weigh: approx. 17 g
  • Graduated every 5 ml
  • With spout for the child to drink from
  • Material: transparent silicone rubber
  • Autoclavable

Instructions for use

  • Express desired amount of breast milk in a clean feeding cup.
  • Gently squeeze the cup to fill the feeding reservoir.
  • Ensure baby is in a semi-upright position with a supported head and neck.
  • Bring the cup to baby's mouth. Do not pour the milk into the mouth. Allow baby to actively feed from the reservoir at her own pace.
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Precautions for Use

Do not use the cup to administer medication.

Maintenance

The cup can be reused as long as proper cleaning and disinfection procedures are followed between uses with different infants.

Clean and disinfect before the first use.

MSF requirements

For neonates with breastfeeding difficulties:

  • premature babies who are too small to breastfeed
  • sick babies who are too weak to breastfeed
  • neonates and infants with oral-facial malformations

For malnourished infants (< 6 months of age in particular) who may fall into the 'sick babies' category above or who need additional support to consume breast milk.