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Support bottle

The first bottle to support feeding in all positions
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3 simple steps

Fill – Press – Drink
 
 

The first bottle with a slow natural flow in all positions. Designed to support all babies, mothers, fathers and partnering parents' universal desire for health & connection.

  • All feeding positions

    Lie in bed, on the belly, how you and your baby prefer, to support heart connection, oxytocin and full intimacy for everyone.

  • Air-free for anti-colic

    Happy stomach, happy baby. The patented air-free feeding system is made for anti-colic, in all natural and healthy eating positions.

  • Slow natural flow

    The patented vent system mimics the mammary glands to let your baby set the pace and recognise a natural feeling of fullness.

  • No microplastics

    Made from soft silicone, designed to avoid any microplastics and harmful substances in your baby's milk. For your baby's health.

Your support bottle

"To me the most important thing is that she gets something to eat... But I have to admit that I also feel more connected, when we sit together like this."

Father 32 years, Baby 2 months.

Tim and Deleram: The Fight for Natural Breastfeeding

In the heart of Frederiksberg, we sit down with Tim and Deleram in their cozy flat. We settle in for a conversation about their fight for natural breastfeeding, a topic that has been central to their parenting philosophy and daily lives in the last many months.

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The Journey Behind caramma's Innovative Support Bottle

It all started when Monika & Rie worked as designers in the maternity ward of a large Danish hospital, closely collaborating with midwives. Over the past six years, they had both given birth to two children. Experiencing firsthand how magical breastfeeding is, while also facing its challenges – like insufficient milk supply or needing to bottle-feed for work – inspired them deeply. They noticed that the baby bottles available on the market didn’t resemble the breastfeeding experience in any way.

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