Feeding Techniques & Troubleshooting

Use objective flow tests and feeding logs to match bottle flow, temperature, and texture to an infant's sensory needs, reducing spit-up and calming feeds.

Improve bottle acceptance by matching measured flow and seal to your baby's feeding pace, using simple at-home tests and evidence-based thresholds.

Learn to read baby's comfort cues and use responsive, paced bottle-feeding to reduce gulping and stress, improve acceptance, and build trust across caregivers.

Match bottle flow to your baby and ensure leak-free seals to cut stress and deepen bonding, using simple at-home tests and data-backed thresholds.

Use a data-backed approach to bottle feeding: verify actual nipple flow, manage air pressure, and log timing cues to resolve refusal and gas fast. Follow simple steps - 45-degree drip test, paced feeding, vent checks, and gradual flow changes - to match the bottle to a baby’s needs based on outcomes, not labels.