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Medela 3649 SNS LIVING SUPPORT SYSTEM
Artikelnummer: [21568656] | Produzent: Medela | Modell nummer: MEDE-250 | EAN: 7612367080439
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The Supplemental Nursing System (SNS) is a nursing device specifically designed to help mothers and parents to breastfeed / chestfeed by supplying milk to the baby whilst they are being fed at the breast / chest.
Helping you achieve your breastfeeding / chestfeeding goals
By increasing the opportunity to feed at the breast / chest, the Supplemental Nursing System (SNS)
The Supplemental Nursing System (SNS) is a lactation aid that consists of a container filled with supplementary milk that is clipped securely to a bra strap, shirt or pillow. Whilst the baby is latched at the breast / chest, a thin, flexible tube is placed alongside the nipple into the baby's mouth and a controlled and consistent flow of milk is released as they feed.
Helping you achieve your breastfeeding / chestfeeding goals
By increasing the opportunity to feed at the breast / chest, the Supplemental Nursing System (SNS)
The Supplemental Nursing System (SNS) is a lactation aid that consists of a container filled with supplementary milk that is clipped securely to a bra strap, shirt or pillow. Whilst the baby is latched at the breast / chest, a thin, flexible tube is placed alongside the nipple into the baby's mouth and a controlled and consistent flow of milk is released as they feed.