Momigo breast milk system named Singapore winner of James Dyson Award
Industrial design student Nicolette Wong has won the Singapore James Dyson Award for her invention, Momigo. The device is an all-in-one system designed to simplify the process of storing, warming, and feeding breast milk for parents on the go.
Why it matters
It addresses the logistical challenges of breastfeeding, potentially improving the daily experience for working parents and caregivers.
Nicolette Wong discovered that parents often pieced together different products to store, warm and feed breast milk on the go. Her answer was Momigo, an all-in-one system that made her the Singapore winner of the James Dyson Award 2026.
Nicolette Wong designed Momigo as an integrated breast milk storage and feeding system that allows expressed breast milk to be stored, warmed and fed from the same container. (Photo: James Dyson Award)
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