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Feeding your baby shouldn’t feel like guesswork.

Feeding your baby is one of the most important things you will do. It has a huge impact on your baby’s growth, brain development and ability to thrive. 
But if you feel like you have more questions than answers, you are not alone.

Feed your baby with confidence.

Knowing if your baby is getting milk at the breast is the #1 cause of breastfeeding anxiety. And bottle feeding comes with its own set of challenges, too, especially as parents try to understand their baby’s hunger cues. Our suite of products treat feeding like a journey, providing you with insights and assurance all along the way. We take the guesswork out of feeding so you can focus on what matters most: Connecting with your baby.

Trust your instincts – with a little help from us

It’s likely that you are already measuring some aspects of your life, from sleep patterns to physical activity levels to menstrual cycles, in an effort to enhance your health and wellness. The nfant Thrive Feeding System now extends this awareness to your most precious little one, enabling you to better understand how a feeding is going, whether milk is flowing, when your baby is full, and how you can optimize your next feeding.

No one knows your baby better than you! We’re here to help you measure what matters.

What is Connected Feeding?

At nfant, we coined the term Connected Feeding to describe our innovative Thrive Feeding System that takes this same cue-based approach to the next level. We do more than teach parents and caregivers how to identify, recognize and respond to their baby’s feeding cues. We amplify and enhance your observations with real-time biofeedback data that helps parents determine if feeding is going well and see how their baby responds to changes and interventions.

While you are connecting emotionally with your baby, our nfant Thrive Feeding System adds the first smart feeding technology to today’s connected nursery. For the first time, we are removing the guesswork from feeding by giving parents a data-based gut check in the form of feeding data sent wirelessly to an app on your phone, where it is stored and analyzed to maximize feeding success.

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How we’re helping

Our products are designed with babies and parents in mind. We started in the NICU, helping moms learn how to feed their newborns. Now, with nfant Thrive Breast, we are able to support moms and babies throughout their entire feeding journey.

  • Real-time breastfeeding insights: Instantly know when your milk is flowing and when letdowns occur, giving you peace of mind about your baby’s feeding.
  • Reduce anxiety: No more guessing if your baby is getting milk. With real-time data, you can confidently know how well your baby is feeding, reducing common breastfeeding anxieties.
  • Noninvasive and easy to use: Seamlessly incorporate nfant Thrive Breast into your nursing routine without disrupting your baby’s natural feeding process.
  • Promote longer breastfeeding: By removing the stress around feeding, you can enjoy a longer, healthier breastfeeding journey, benefiting both you and your baby.
  • Support mental health: Reducing feeding-related stress can help lower the risk of postpartum depression and anxiety, ensuring you feel your best.
  • Extended professional support: Share your feeding data with pediatricians and lactation consultants to get personalized, ongoing support even between office visits.
  • Boost confidence: Feel more assured and adaptable in your breastfeeding journey, knowing you’re providing the best for your baby with the help of nfant Thrive Breast.

The Thrive Breast gives us a way to show moms their milk is flowing — something that’s often felt but rarely seen. That reassurance is powerful.

-Dr. Jessie Zak

This is what modern care looks like — evidence, empathy, and collaboration. Thrive lets me walk beside moms with clarity, not just comfort.

-Dr. Shea Fleming

Thrive Breast supports what we see in practice — it shows when milk is transferring and gives moms real-time proof that their body is working. That kind of reassurance builds trust.

-Joy Nichols, RN, IBCLC