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World Breastfeeding Week 2019

Mum. Partner. Breastmilk. Team. This year, we are celebrating partners globally that support breastfeeding mothers and champion breastmilk for a healthy start in their baby’s life.

Healthcare experts like you who are in contact with new mothers are uniquely positioned to assist women in making informed decisions regarding the breastfeeding of their baby¹. Philips supports you in that effort. We are committed to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) goals, which aim to ensure optimal growth, development, and health of babies, by initiating breastfeeding within one hour of birth and continuing for at least 6 months².

Upon your advice, new parents will have access to products that have been developed through extensive research, clinical trials, and by listening to new moms and professionals. In addition Philips provides training and parental support tools for ongoing education. Whether breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or combining the two, Philips Avent is here to help give every baby a strong start and set the stage for a healthy future.

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A broad, deep portfolio

Breastfeeding

The benefits of breastmilk have been proven critical for healthy development of newborn babies. The ability to express breastmilk can be invaluable in supporting and prolonging a mother’s ability to breastfeed. Our clinically tested products are created with in-depth knowledge of breastfeeding and milk expression.

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Bottle feeding

Bottle design may have a positive effect on infant behavior and maternal satisfaction, both of which are likely to be of importance to parents. Our clinically tested bottles provide infants with an intuitive feeding experience that is as close to breastfeeding as possible.

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Infant Soothing

Each Philips Avent pacifier/soother has been specially designed to ensure the natural development of baby’s palate, teeth, and gums. They are made from durable hospital grade silicone.

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Education and training
Education and training

You can help parents choose the right feeding solution with our short guide to breastfeeding and expressing facts.

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Take a look at the videos with Vicki Scott, midwife and breastfeeding advisor. The videos can help you to further support parents with breastfeeding.

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Clinical studies and research
Clinical studies and research

Peristaltic study

Real-time 3D ultrasound imaging of infant tongue movements during breastfeeding

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Relaxation study

Evaluating the effect of relaxation on milk expression with lactating mothers

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Feeding bottle study

Impact of feeding bottle design on infant growth and behavior

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Breast pump trial

Randomized trial comparing the effectiveness of 2 electric breast pumps in the NICU

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Colic trial

Randomized prospective observational study comparing colic, crying, fussing and feeding in a conventional vacuum bottle (CV) versus an Avent non-vacuum bottle (ANV)

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Patient support materials
Patient support materials
Documents

Booklet: Nutritious meals for infants are made easy with our booklet of easy to prepare at home recipes (in 6 languages)

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More comfort, more milk

Give your baby the best start in life

Breastfeeding outside of home

Breastfeeding and back to work

Breastfeeding and milk supply

Breastfeeding relaxation guide

Philips Avent Ultra Comfort breast pump – parent leaflet

Most natural way to feed

Philips Avent Natural bottle – parent leaflet

Issue free feeding

Philips Avent Anti-colic bottle with AirFree vent – parent leaflet

Dedicated to helping mothers breastfeed longer

At Philips Avent, we are dedicated to helping mothers breastfeed longer because we recognise the importance of breastfeeding for the healthy development of the infant and the health of the mother.

To give babies the healthiest start in life, we support the WHO recommendations1 and the recently reaffirmed AAP guidelines2 to help mothers aim for 6 months of exclusive breastfeeding and continued breastfeeding onwards while other foods are being introduced. We provide parents with educational materials, online forums, professional support and evidence-based products; and we work with healthcare professionals to support them in helping parents achieve breastfeeding success.

The Health Professionals guide to helping mothers breastfeed longer

Breast milk provides optimal nutrition and immune-protection for a newborn baby. Our priority is to support you in helping mothers breastfeed longer. With this in mind, we have created this guide, packed full of information and useful resources to help support the fantastic work you do.

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Mother & Child Care

Philips Avent products are part of our broad portfolio of Mother & Child Care products that include, fetal monitoring, jaundice management, and infant positioning.

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