Research on Sucking
Discover how decades of infant feeding research have shaped Pigeon's understanding of latching, tongue movement, and swallowing to guide product development.
Discover how decades of infant feeding research have shaped Pigeon's understanding of latching, tongue movement, and swallowing to guide product development.
Explore the mechanics of an effective latch and how latch depth, lip position, and nipple placement support successful infant feeding.
Examine how nipple softness influences tongue movement during feeding and the role it plays in supporting natural sucking behavior.
Understand how milk flow affects swallowing, breathing coordination, and feeding efficiency during infancy.
Review how swallowing and breathing develop in preterm infants and the implications for developmentally appropriate feeding support.