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NUK's specially designed latex teat for babies with cleft lip has been specifically designed to meet the feeding needs of babies born with cleft lip or cleft palate. It facilitates comfortable sucking and proper latch-on.
Cleft lip is a congenital malformation that occurs when the tissues that form the upper lip do not fuse properly during foetal development. This condition can make it difficult for babies to feed, as they may have difficulty sucking on the nipple or bottle teat. The NUK latex teat with a special cleft lip design is an efficient solution to make feeding easier for babies with this condition.
It has a number of benefits and properties that make it an excellent choice for babies with cleft lip. First of all, its shape and design help the baby to suck properly, allowing for a more effective and comfortable feeding. In addition, it is made of high quality latex that is soft and resistant, making it durable and easy to clean. It has an anatomical shape that adapts to the baby's mouth and a wide base that prevents it from collapsing during feeding.
Another important property is its controlled liquid flow. This means that the liquid flows slowly, which prevents the baby from swallowing air while feeding. This is important for infants with cleft lip, as swallowing air can cause health problems such as colic and gas.
The NUK latex teat with special cleft lip design is suitable for babies born with this congenital malformation. It is a recommended option for parents and caregivers looking for an effective and comfortable solution for feeding their babies with this condition.
Place in the mouth of the bottle and adjust appropriately. It is important to ensure that the teat is positioned correctly to ensure effective feeding and to prevent the baby from swallowing air.
Store in a cool, dry place, out of reach of young children and away from sources of extreme heat or light.
Although the NUK latex teat with special cleft lip design is safe and effective, there may be some contraindications. Some babies may be allergic to latex, so it is important to check your baby for any signs of allergy before using the teat. If any reaction or intolerance occurs, discontinue use immediately and seek medical attention.
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