Major challenges

We often talk about design transcending boundaries, but rarely do we see a manifestation quite like this. The Natural Nursing Collection is not just a product but a mission to revolutionize the way babies feed, by replicating the natural nursing process as closely as possible. It is a direct response to infants' inherent needs, a truly modern take on something primal and fundamental.

This feeding nipple, touted as the most feminine on the market, boasts a specially designed structure that imitates the work of a mother's breast. Key features of the product include a unique teat structure that fosters the natural sucking reflex through proper tension distribution. Additionally, my proprietary and patent-pending anti-colic valve guarantees correct air circulation during feeding, thereby reducing the amount of air a baby ingests.

One intriguing design journey I'd like to share is the creation of the anti-colic system. At the same time as designing this feeding bottle, I was working on a gyrokopter project. The knowledge about aerodynamics and particle flow I gathered there surprisingly found its application in this completely different project. It allowed me to engineer a unique anti-colic system that mimics the flow of a mother's breast milk as naturally as possible.

Design, as I've often said, is about problem-solving. It's about looking at the world through a different lens, taking knowledge from one area and applying it creatively in another. That's exactly what I did with the Natural Nursing Collection, and I couldn't be prouder of the result.