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AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - JUNE 10: In this photo illustration, bottles of the red label Lewis Road Creamery 1.5 litre milk are seen on June 10, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand. Breastfeeding advocates have slammed Lewis Road Creamery's New 'Breast Milk', labeling it as misguided advertising and disrespectful toward women. The red label bottle which reads: 'Breast Milk: the cow's milk that funds the cure', Lewis Road Creamery will be donating 20 cents to Breast Cancer Cure. (Photo by Fiona Goodall/Getty Images)

That’s a HECK NAW From Me!

Brian Ives // Managing Editor, Beasley Media March 13th, 2019

Scientists have developed a way for fathers to breastfeed their children.

According to USA Today there is a device that men can attach to themselves allowing them to feed their children. The product was developed by a Japanese company named Dentsu.

The company said “The tech company said they created the device to help alleviate parental stress due to a new baby’s sleeping or feeding habits and to allow dads to participate in the process too. ”

This is understandable, plus when you look at the product closely all it consists of is a fake nipple. It looks like one you’d find on the bottle & a backpack apparatus that allows the milk to flow from a bottle.