Premature newborns are frequently too thin or frail to adequately draw milk from a feeding bottle or to be breastfed. This frequently necessitates the insertion of a feeding tube into the stomach of the baby. It can be injected through the opening of the mouth (OG) or the nose (NG). A feeding tube may be inserted directly into the stomach through the wall of the stomach or via small intestine in case of more serious conditions. A feeding tube refers to a soft, flexible plastic tube that is used to provide fluids, formulae, and medications to newborns who are unable to feed themselves. Growing importance of these tubes is likely to trigger growth of the global neonatal and pediatric feeding tubes market in the years to come.