Skokie Inventor Designs New Accessory to Mimic Breastfeeding
A Skokie, Illinois, resident has developed the DAMOM FOR INFANT FEEDING, a patent-pending accessory designed to replicate the physical intimacy of breastfeeding during bottle sessions. The device aims to provide infants with proximity to a caregiver’s heartbeat and body warmth to foster a deeper emotional connection during routine feeding.
The invention functions as a specialized positioning tool that allows caregivers to adopt breastfeeding postures while bottle-feeding. By bridging the gap between the two methods, the design seeks to offer a more consistent, tactile bonding experience for both parent and child. The creator emphasized that the accessory is intended for simple, intuitive use by caregivers in various settings.
InventHelp is currently managing the commercialization of the project, which is available for licensing or acquisition by manufacturers. The Chicago-based firm has finalized a prototype and technical schematics, which are accessible to interested parties upon request through their Pittsburgh headquarters.
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