InventHelp Develops New Infant Feeding Accessory
InventHelp has developed a new accessory for infant feeding, designed by an inventor from Skokie, Illinois. The product aims to replicate the breastfeeding position during bottle-feeding.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 5, 2026 – InventHelp has introduced a new accessory for infant feeding, created by an inventor from Skokie, Illinois. The device is designed to allow both the baby and the caregiver to experience the breastfeeding position while bottle-feeding.
The inventor stated the intention was to create an infant feeding accessory that enables the baby and caregiver to experience the breastfeeding position while bottle-feeding. The product, named DAMOM FOR INFANT FEEDING, aims to foster a more ergonomic and intimate feeding experience.
InventHelp, which assists inventors in patenting and commercializing their inventions, has supported this product's development. Further details regarding the DAMOM FOR INFANT FEEDING accessory and its potential market introduction are available through InventHelp.
This new accessory seeks to offer an alternative to traditional bottle-feeding methods, which may sometimes lead to less natural or comfortable positions for both the infant and the caregiver. The goal is to enhance the feeding experience for the baby and provide greater ease for those feeding them.