Even though you may not be able to feed your child as you planned, you can still comfort and bond with your baby while tube feeding.

While going home improves quality of life, it is a period of adjustment and learning. Discover what feeding style best fits your life.

The FDA has released a letter to manufacturers, healthcare professionals and hospitals encouraging use of ENFit connectors to reduce risk of patient injury.

If you're looking for information about how to tube feed, this is the spot - whether you're new to tube feeding, or you've had your feeding tube for years.

Performing any medical procedure on your child can be stressful for all concerned. Swapping out your child's g-tube for a replacement is no exception.

Your child's J-tube requires special care. Follow these tips to keep the tube functioning. Always check with your healthcare provider if you have questions.

Misconnections between enteral and non-enteral devices can cause patient harm and death. ENFit connectors are designed to prevent misconnections.

ENFit enteral connectors will prevent dangerous misconnections between medical devices. Our Corporate RD explains the what, why, how and when of ENFit.

Watch Shield HealthCare’s Registered Dietitian’s video about how to bolus/syringe feed through your child’s feeding tube.

Watch Shield HealthCare’s Registered Dietitian’s video about how to prevent and clear a clog in your child’s feeding tube. Click here to read the article about How to Unclog Your Feeding Tube For more information, see related articles and feeding tube resources here: Skin Care and Your Feeding Tube Tips for Adjusting to Tube Feeding Your… Continue reading Tube Feeding Your Child: How to Unclog Your Feeding Tube Video