Data-informed selection of bottle and nipple/teat systems for infants
This course is intended for healthcare professionals and covers features of different bottle and nipple/teat systems, such as shape, size, flow rates, and variability in flow.
Welcome!
Introduction
Outline & Objectives
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Shapes and sizes
Assessing latch to the bottle
Venting and angled bottles
Why flow rate matters
Signs Flow is Too Fast
Flow - Breastfeeding & Bottle-feeding
Product labeling of flow rates
Research on Flow Rates
Variability of flow rates and why it matters
More Research on Flow Rates
Using Flow & Variability Information
Feeding Risk Categorization
Selection of a Nipple by Risk, Assessing Response, and Altering Selections
Advancement in Flow Rates
Other Considerations Regarding Flow Rates
Take-aways about flow rates
Myths about bottles and flow rates
Other important things to note
Accessing the Information You Need
Link to Infant Feeding Labs Website
Downloadable Slides
Downloadable References
Course Completion Quiz
Course Participant Survey
“This was one of the most efficient and informative continuing education courses I have taken during my career. Thank you for making information available easily with clinically appropriate and applicable data. I only wish I had this information sooner.”
“Loved it!! This is such valuable information and will be so helpful in my practice.”
“I've been practicing for 15 years so a lot of it was reinforcement of information and the addition of research articles and literature to back up my clinical decision making. Overall, a great course. Would be especially good for individuals new to oral feeding.”
This course comes as a bundle with Professional Access at Infant Feeding Labs. To purchase, go to the following website and click "Sign Up": https://infantfeedinglabs.com/professionals
This course meets the requirements to be eligible for professional development hours for ASHA. Please visit this website to learn more about professional development hours: https://www.asha.org/certification/FactDef/
This course meets the requirements of the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing at 244 CMR 5.00 for contact hours for RNs.
Maybe. Please check your individual state licensing requirements. The course does meet the requirements of many states, but not all. I am planning to apply to become an AOTA-approved provider and plan to submit this course for approval, but currently this course is not AOTA-approved.
This course may be eligible for continuing education for other professions. Please check with your licensing board for information about requirements for continuing education activities.
No, unfortunately, continuing education requirements for different professions frequently change and I cannot guarantee that this course will meet all of those requirements. Please check your specific licensing body or state board for requirements.
Once you register for the course, you will have access to the content for 6 months.
At the end of the course, you will be asked to complete a quiz that will assess whether the learning outcomes were met.