Paced bottle feeding
Also called paced feeding, pace feeding, paced bottle-feeding, Kassing method
Paced bottle feeding is a slower way of giving a bottle, with the baby held upright and the bottle kept mostly level so milk only just fills the teat. It lets the baby control how much they drink, the way breastfed babies do.
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The method is usually traced to Dee Kassing, a breastfeeding specialist in Illinois. Her 2002 paper described bottle feeding for breastfed babies who need extra milk or are apart from their mothers, done in a way that makes them work much as they do at the breast.