Medela Calma, Special Nipple Feeding allowing infants to maintain the natural rhythm breastfeeding learned chest 1 piece

Description Breastfeeding is always the best for your baby, but in some cases it is not possible for the infant to breastfeed naturally. Calma is an alternative for mothers who wish to feed their infants with breast milk. It allows infants to maintain the natural feeding behavior they have learned in the chest. Infants can drink, breathe and stop regularly. It supports an easy transition from the chest to the nipple and vice versa. A size is sufficient for the entire period of breastfeeding, just as in nature. The only feeding solution for your baby. With Calma the baby does not need to change the natural feeding behavior he has learned in the chest. Whether you are breastfeeding or using Calma – milk flows only when the baby is endeavoring to vacuum (under pressure). Why Calma? Our latest studies with researchers from Western Australia University (UWA) show that vacuuming is needed to suck babies successfully. Babies learn too early that they should produce a vacuum so that breast milk flows. The natural breastfeeding way, requires intensive work! Calma – The only nipple for breast milk for your baby For mothers looking for ways to feed their child with breast milk, Calma is the ideal solution. Calma was developed based on the results of our studies, in collaboration with the University of Western Australia (UWA). This Calma is the only nipple for infants who feed on breast milk as it allows them to drink, breathe and stop as regularly as they first learned in the chest. Whether you are breast-feeding or using Calma, the baby must create a vacuum to make breast milk flow. Once the baby stops breastfeeding, the flow stops, just as with breastfeeding. As with breastfeeding, your baby can: • drink, breathe and stop at its natural rhythm • create a void by combining language and jaw movements • maintain the natural breastfeeding rate, which supports an easy transition from breastfeeding to breastfeeding with Calma and back to breast.