The Haberman Feeder

The Haberman feeder is a specialized feeder designed for babies with distinctive feeding needs and/or problems. It was invented by a mother whose baby was born with Stickler's Syndrome and first introduced to the United Kingdom in 1987. The Haberman Feeder provides an alternative to spoons, enlarged and/or extra holes in bottle nipples, and nasogastric tubes. It also more closely mimics breastfeeding and may also reduce gas, vomiting, and colic according to healthcare professionals. Special design features that differ greatly from conventional bottles make this feeder ideal for preemie babies.



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