>The Peristaltic Plus nipple is constructed using thick silicone rubber,
made soft and flexible enough for baby to use without discomfort, and also
features a unique layer of fine bumps called texturing along the outside
edge. The bumps keep the baby’s lips from sticking to the surface.
The nipple tip is designed to precisely fit in the sucking fossa, a small
indent found in the baby’s mouth, and since the nipple is available in
varying sizes featuring two kinds of holes, the rate of milk flow can be
adjusted according to a baby’s development stage. <

Oooh! There must be something wrong with my nipples! Why don't they look
like the latest and greatest from Pigeon?
Why don't I have those little bumps, and how can I tell if the tip of my
nipples are the right size and shape to fit in the sucking fossa?
Maybe I should not even try to nurse...

SNORRRRRT!

Norma Ritter, IBCLC, RLC
Breastfeeding Matters in the Capital Region
www.NormaRitter.com
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Jean wrote:

>Pigeon’s Peristaltic PLUS! How's THAT for alliteration, at least in
English. Sounds SO physiologic, and more, not only to parents, and
significant others, but to naive HCP's!!!
Trickster advertisers: Thy name is CODEBREAKERS! Let the buyer beware!<

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