Talk:Mandy Haberman

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Thank you Mandy for your invention.

I live in South African and had a baby girl in May 2000, she was born with a bilateral cleft palate.

Our paediatrician told us all about the Habberman Feeder, which we purchased at a local baby store.

It was wonderful to be able to feed my baby without the aid of a tube to her stomache.

Today she is a healthy 6 year old who knows that the world is her oyster.