Naomi:  Some of the therapists on the list are very familiar with this company.  
They provide assistive devices - not too many feeding-related items for babies 
< 1 year - for the pediatric population.  You can either go on-line or request a 
catalog to see what types of products they carry.  I've recommended some of 
their positioning products for a few of my breastfeeding moms with disabilities.  
My OT daughter uses their products quite a bit in her pediatric therapy 
practice.
The focus of this company is not breastfeeding-related.  Their feeding 
products are geared towards the older child (> 1 year) to assist with solid 
foods issues.


Pam Hirsch, BSN,RN,IBCLC
Clinical Lead, Lactation Services
Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital
Barrington, IL    USA

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