The skin is made of a unique silicone rubber that closely resembles that of real skin and creates a seamless structure over the whole body, and is waterproof. Techniques for handling an actual human infant can be taught using this model.

• Holding
• Changing clothes and diapers
• Exercise of baby, shifting sleeping position
• Feeding baby food
• Breastfeeding, patting the back to burp a baby
• Bathing and washing hair
• Measuring (height, weight, circumference of the head, size and position of the fonticulus anterior, etc.)
• Overall observation of the body (appearance, confirmation of position): Visual observation (intra-oral examination), auscultation, tapping examination and palpation
• Rectal temperature (apparent), Measuring blood pressure (supporting the arms in front and medical examination)
• Insertion of feeding catheter
• Suction of the nasal and oral cavities
• Securing the body position for blood collection, spinal or lumber puncture

Holding

Washing the baby’s hair

Giving the baby exercise

Washing the baby’s bottoms

Breast feeding (Actual reeding cannot be practiced)

Securing the baby’s position for blood collection or spinal or lumber puncture