Backpacks are essential for feeding kids on the go, whether you carry the pack for them or they wear it. While there are specialized backpacks made for feeding pumps, any small backpack with slight modifications can be used for feeding. Insurance will sometimes cover the standard backpack for your pump, check with your medical supplier. Affordable Feeding Tube Backpacks for Kids Modified children’s backpacks to accommodate feeding pumps Backpacks to accommodate the Moog, Joey and TPN pumps Kangaroo ePump™ accessories are designed to allow for the use of the pump in a variety of settings Holds 500 ml bags – Best size for toddlers and younger children Holds 1200ml and 500ml bags – Sized for older children and small adults Handmade backpacks for tube feeding. Handmade backpacks for the Moog Infinity and 500ml bags. We accept ETSY GIFT CARDS. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE AN ETSY GIFT CARD: The products sold on this page are intended solely to raise funds to continue the mission of Tubie Friends™.

The proceeds go directly to helping kids and hospitals receive new Tubie Friends™.pelican backpack u105 If you are trying to request a Tubie Friend, please fill out this request form and not the product order form.  rei aconcagua backpack To order products like shirts and pads, click on our ordering form.  borderlands ps3 backpack glitchWe will send you an invoice to pay. Sibling/Caregiver Tubie Friends are great for schools, siblings, cousins, adults with tubes, caregivers and friends of our children. Donation funds are never used to pay for these animals.  Since the cost is entirely covered by the purchase, adults or friends may purchase a friend by using this request form.  This is also how you can get additional Tubie Friends for your child.

Sibling/Caregiver Tubie Friend Order form $35 for a Velvet Teddy* Tubie Friend $40 and higher for a custom animal* Tubie Friend (includes shipping in the U.S. - can ship international ) *If you are interested in a specific stuffed animal purchase, we will accomodate this request as time and supply permits.  Any specific animal requests will require the purchaser to pay for the additional cost for the animal in advance. 3" Tubie Friends Cloth Pads Now, your Tubie Friend can match your child even more with our cloth pads made by Feedie Friends and donated to us to sell as a fundraising item.  They are backed with very soft minky and close with a snap.  All of the proceeds from these sales go directly to helping kids get more Tubie Friends.  Prices include shipping & handling in the United States.  Additional charges will be added for international shipping. or use the product form. Tubie Friend Clothing Sales Tubie Friend T-shirts are a fun way to show the world that your child is part of the Tubie Friend Family. 

White & Black unisex shirt sizes range from 6 months to XXXL adult sizes.  6 months to adult XL are $16 plus shipping and $18 plus shipping for XXL and larger. We also have black & white lady's scoop neck t-shirts.  They have a slight scoop neck and are cut for the female body.  These will be $18 plus shipping for women's sizes Xsmall to XL and $20 for 2X - 3X. Please fill out the prodcut order form below and let us know what you would like. Once we receive your order, we will determine shipping costs and send you an invoice.  If you ordered a special order item (like a sweatshirt), we will contact you for sizes and shipping before submitting an invoice to you. Have a great idea for a Tubie Friends Product? Our cinch bags fit a full-size Tubie Friend and some of its gear perfectly.  They have reinforced bottom corners and the straps are adjustable in length to fit a child to an adult. Sturdy nylon fabric makes up the rest of the backpack.   Our cinch bags are $16 and include shipping in the United States. 

International shipping is available at a higher cost.Lyums FeedingGtube FeedingFeeding TubesCece'S GtubeGtube BabyGluing SuperHot GluingSewing MedicalMedical FunForwardMed port covers. Fit both AMT and Mic-Key. These are so helpful so that you don't 'feed' the bed.This isn't our first time flying with Raya. The first was MISERABLE for many reasons including but not limited to: I was alone with her, we had layovers both directions, she was 13 mos old & had big time sensory issues, she was SOOOO squirmy, we were flying during naptimes and she couldn't sleep while I was touching her, it was back in the days of vomiting bile and draining bile into a bag hooked to her G tube (take that, airport security!), she was a lap child, she had 6 different meds and was on 20 hour feeds, and there was a rather large time difference. In spite of the not-so-fun parts the trip actually went surprisingly well, especially at airport security, so I'm trying to prepare well this time too. First up was an hour or two researching the TSA's policies on medical supplies, and more specifically on taking liquids through security:

Before last month's failed milk trial, I had decided just to take enough formula on the plane for the day we'll be traveling and that if anything happened to the rest of her formula in the checked bag, I could just go buy her Pediasure and substitute that for the week. Um, yeah, can't do that now. She'd be stopped up and puking in no time. For that reason alone, I printed out the TSA's formula policy so that I can at least take 2 days' worth of Peptamen in the carry-on since it's not something you can just go out and buy. The Oley Foundation and the Feeding Tube Awareness Foundation also have some great tips for traveling with medical supplies and tube feeding on the go.Medical LoftSewing MedicalOrganizing MedicalKid S MedicalMedical TypeTube OxygenOxygen TubingTubing FeedingFeeding TubesForwardNeoGrip - These are awesome for holding tubing (feeding tube, oxygen tubing, etc...) up and away when you don't want it tripping everyone. You can gather it up and collect it into the velcro loop and clip it to a backpack or a belt loop.