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In this booklet, you will find: (1) general information on tube feeding, (2) instructions for managing tube feeding, and (3) strategies to help avoid common issues with tube feeding. Most importantly, this guide will help you develop a personalized plan for your child’s tube feeding care.
- Parents’ Guide to Pediatric Tube Feeding - Abbott Nutrition
Introduction. We know that tube feeding brings major life...
- Parents’ Guide to Pediatric Tube Feeding - Abbott Nutrition
Introduction. We know that tube feeding brings major life changes to your entire family. But you’re not alone. We hope you find this guide a useful, practical resource that can help your child tube feed successfully at home.
You will choose which type of feeding tube is best for your child after a discussion with your child’s doctor/dietitian, taking into consideration his or her specific needs. There are three types of feeding tubes, which are described below. Each of these feeding tubes differ slightly in terms of placement; however, their
The Feeding Tube Foundation is the largest collective of enteral nutrition help, support, resources, and families worldwide. We are the worldwide voice of families in the feeding tube community.
A gastrostomy tube is also known as a G-tube or feeding tube. A G-tube may be temporary or permanent, depending on your child’s needs. G-tubes are changed every three months. Regular, planned changes do not need to be done in the operating room.
Your child can receive special liquid food (feed), fluids and medications through the tube directly into the stomach by passing the mouth and throat. There are other types of gastrostomy feeding tubes.
Whether your child starts using a feeding tube as a baby, during childhood or as an adult, we will help them get the proper nutrition they need to lead a healthy, happy life.
