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In 2002, my third daughter was born 11 weeks premature. Weighing only one pound and one ounce, she was the smallest living creature I had ever held in my hands.
From that day on, she constantly needed to monitor her weight and milk intake to ensure she had the best chance of healthy development. A new breastfeeding gadget called Coro would have helped me tremendously at that time.
Coro is a silicone nipple shield with an integrated flow rate monitor that measures breast milk delivery with an accuracy of 0.01 milliliters. Its accompanying app allows you to see your milk flow in real time, so you can easily monitor how much milk your baby is taking. Advertise on Consumer Electronics Show 2026and is scheduled to be released in September 2026 alongside a free monitoring app and Apple watch program.
When we weighed our little girl, we were constantly on the scale, and we could only guess how much milk she was drinking. If we were formula feeding, we would be able to monitor size, but breastfeeding mothers cannot do the same.
Coro intends to address this issue with real-time monitoring and an app that will track your baby’s milk supply over time, as well as across each breast. The peace of mind it would have given us as new parents of a toddler was easily worth the $299 price tag.
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