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2016: Issue 4

2016: Issue 4

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The next Dr. Brown’s® webinar will be on Thursday, June 23rd at 1 p.m EST “The Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Epidemic: Managing Infant Oral Feeding Challenges through Individualized and Unit Specific Interventions” Speaker: Mary S. Stanford PhD(c), MS, CCC-SLP from Teachers College at Columbia University Program of Speech Language Pathology Department of Biobehavioral Sciences Mary Stanford

Did You Know: May

With a standard bottle, the pressure or vacuum in the bottle can vary depending on how tight the nipple/collar is tightened. With the Dr. Brown’s® bottle system, there is no vacuum effect, which allows the pressure to remain neutral and infants can control their own negative suction Research has demonstrated (Fucile et al 2009) that

Clinical Spotlight: May

1. S. Fucile, E. Gisel, R. J. Schanler, and C. Lau, “A controlled flow vacuum-free bottle system enhances preterm infants’ nutritive sucking skills,”Dysphagia, vol. 24, no. 2, pp. 145–151, 2009. 2. Lau et al., “A self-paced oral feeding system that enhances preterm infants’ oral feeding skills.” Journal of Neonatal Nursing (2015) 21, 121e126. “How does

What Dr. Brown’s® users have to say

“Our daughter was born with bilateral cleft lip and was not able to suck well. We have heard from friends and forums about the success parents have had with the Dr. Brown’s Specialty Feeding System®, especially on infants with cleft lips and palates. It worked like magic. We had tried another system available in the

Dr. Brown’s Natural Flow® Feeding System is the ideal bottle system for an infant’s initial feeding experience as well as infants with challenging feeding issues. This patented, unique bottle system is: A “Vacuum-Less” bottle eliminating the vacuum/resistance within the bottle allowing the pressure to remain neutral and infants can control their own negative suction. Supports

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Upcoming Webinar:

Feeding Considerations for Infants and Children with Craniofacial Anomalies

Next Conference:

The American Academy of Pediatrics 2016 National Conference & Exhibition

October 22 – 25, 2016

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Did You Know?

Nipples marketed as “slow-flow” vary considerably in the flow rates delivered, with some having three times the flow of others.

Dr. Brown’s® Ultra-Preemie™ Level nipple is the reportedly the slowest nipple flow rate on the market at 3.39ml/min along with being the most consistent and dependable.

Of the 50 Best Children’s Hospital’s in Neonatology listed on the 2015-2016 U.S. News & World Health Report, Dr. Brown’s® Medical Products are utilized in 75% of these well respected medical facilities.

2016: Issue 4

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Did You Know: May

Clinical Spotlight: May

What Dr. Brown’s® users have to say

Supporting Positive Feeding Outcomes – Why Dr. Brown’s®?

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