The MiDI Pilot Study
The MIDI Pilot Study is an exciting opportunity for NICUs and neonatal care teams to participate in the early implementation and evaluation of the Milk Drop Intervention (MIDI) — an evidence-based, infant-guided approach designed to support feeding readiness, neurodevelopment, and positive oral experiences in premature infants.
This pilot program is focused on helping neonatal teams integrate a simple, low-cost intervention into everyday NICU care while contributing to the continued advancement of developmental feeding practices.
Who it's for
NICUs & neonatal departments
Neonatal nurses & feeding specialists
Developmental care teams
NICUs & neonatal departments
Neonatal nurses & feeding specialists
Developmental care teams
Hospitals investing in evidence-based feeding innovation
Organizations committed to family-centered preterm care
Hospitals investing in evidence-based feeding innovation
Organizations committed to family-centered preterm care
The Milk Drop Intervention has already demonstrated promising outcomes related to feeding readiness, shorter hospital stays, and improved parent engagement. By participating in the MIDI Pilot Study, organizations become part of a movement dedicated to advancing compassionate, neurodevelopmentally supportive neonatal care.
Gain early access to Milk Drop Method training and implementation tools
Support improved feeding experiences for premature infants
Encourage family involvement and bonding during hospitalization
Contribute to ongoing data collection and evidence-based neonatal care research
Help shape the future of developmental feeding practice
Bring the Milk Drop Intervention to your unit. Pilot participants receive early access to the MiDI Developmental Soother™, plus training and implementation support every step of the way. Submit your details and our team will be in touch.
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