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The holder hanging on a crib rail by its arch handle, with the pump running and the feeding line in place.

EnteraLite Infinity Feeding Pump Holder

Pump and bag, finally in one place.

The pump seats in a fitted base with the feeding bag cradled directly above it, in a gravity-fed position — so the two travel together as one tidy unit instead of dangling from separate hooks. An overhead arch handle and two carabiner points let it hang wherever you need it.

Bag size

Choose the size that matches the feeding bag you use.

Color

Same holder, same price — pick the color you'd like us to print.

$35 for the 500ml size

500ml size, blue. Shipping is calculated at checkout and charged separately. We ship within Canada only.

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Ordering for a clinic, hospital or shop?

Everything in one place.

Around the house we've taken to calling it The Nest — a nest holds what matters and keeps it together, which is about right.

  • Pump and bag travel together as one unit, not on separate hooks.
  • A fitted base holds the pump securely; the bag cradles directly above it in a gravity-fed position.
  • An overhead arch handle plus two carabiner points hang it from IV poles, bed and crib rails, strollers and coat racks.
  • Works at home, in hospital, and on the move.
  • Made to order, so nothing sits in a warehouse waiting.
The pump holder standing upright, with the EnteraLite Infinity pump seated in its fitted base and the arch handle curving overhead.
The holder seen from the side: the feeding pump sits in the base with the feeding bag cradled directly above it, and the tubing runs off to one side.

What it's made for

Pump: Moog EnteraLite Infinity

Bag sizes: 500ml and 1200ml

Looking after it

Printed in strong PETG — heat-resistant and more durable than PLA.

Made to order and 3D-printed in durable PETG. Cleaning: hand wash with warm water and mild soap, or wipe with a baby wipe; air dry. Avoid: dishwashers, boiling water, and long stretches in a hot car or direct high heat — PETG can soften at high temperatures.