Baby Scales
There are a few special requirements that need to be addressed when deciding on the most appropriate baby weighing scales. The standard requirements include:
- accuracy of the scale
- overall capacity
- the actual physical size of the scale for which the baby is placed.
There can be other special factors that may be essential prior to making a decision. These can include:
- Battery operation
- Carry bag for field use
- Measuring system for baby length
- BMIF (Breast Milk Intake Function)
See our full range of baby scales.
Examples of these special factors are seen in
Baby Scale Carry Bag
Seca produces a wheeled carry bag for the Seca 727 baby scales and Seca 728 baby scales.
Length Measurement on a Baby Scale
The Seca 374 scales and Seca 728 scales have been designed to have an optional baby length measuring station fitted.
BMIF (Breast Milk Intake Function)
Measuring the BMIF is an important function to ensure the baby is receiving sufficient breast milk. Seca has taken this requirement and facilitated this as a standard function into the Seca 374 baby scales.
