Frustrated father invents breast-shaped feeding bottle to make it easier for busy parents to feed their infants
Biomedical engineers Ayal Lanternari and Asaf Kehat came up with the Nanobebe bottles, which helps store and facilitates warming breast milk without compromising on its nutrients
One dad, frustrated with all the challenges he was facing to feed his three-month-old baby in the night, has now invented a new breast-shaped bottle that is said to make life for parents a lot easier.
Ayal Lanternari said that he initially started thinking of new bottle designs when he had to wait for his son Daniel's milk to heat up in the middle of the night. In an in-depth interview with CNN, he said: "The bottle kind of designed itself in my head."
Asaf Kehat, Lanternari's friend and a fellow biomedical engineer, was told of the idea and the two of them decided to really follow through with it and see if they could come up with a revolutionary feeding bottle.