Newborn infants who are cup-fed as at least part of their feeding regime, are more likely to be exclusively breast-fed when they leave hospital, but are no more likely to be breast-fed three or six ...

Background: Many neonatal units in the United Kingdom strongly advocate cup feeding rather than bottle feeding of maternal expressed breast milk to preterm babies whose mothers wish to breast feed but ...

CAN a Nobel Prize be awarded for a reusable cup to feed breast milk to newborn and premature babies who are having trouble with breast-feeding? Why not? Such venerated recognition would be wholly ...

BRISBANE, Australia, May 7 (UPI) -- Feeding an infant using a cup can lead to longer hospital stays and possible health effects for premature infants, says an Australian review. Traditionally, ...

It's a $1 cup designed to properly feed high-risk babies in under-developed regions of the world. But don't let the simplicity of the word cup fool you. The design, development, and implementation of ...

This post by Tom Furtwangler originally appeared on the PATHblog. It seems so simple when you hold it in your hand. A small, soft feeding cup with a tiny reservoir at its spout. Called the NIFTY cup, ...

Newborn infants who are cup-fed as at least part of their feeding regime, are more likely to be exclusively breast-fed when they leave hospital, but are no more likely to be breast-fed three or six ...