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Lactation Consultation at Home is:
1. A 90 minute lactation consultation at your earliest convenience in your home. Most appointments happen the same or next day.
2. 1 week of unlimited breastfeeding support via phone, video and text.
How do you know if you need a Lactation Consultation?
In my experience, if you fit one or more of these situations, you would be helped by a Lactation Consultation.
- You are having difficulty breastfeeding right now.
- You can't produce the amount of milk you need.
- You know yourself. You like every question answered.
Or, you may have one or more of these situations:
- You are going back to work and need to transition to pumping.
- You have a 3 or 6 month breastfeeding goal.
- You are conscious about your diet and fitness.
- You have a history of trauma, stress, anxiety or depression.
- You are constantly wondering if something, you or your baby does, is normal.
It's OK if you think your problems are not big enough, or you don't think you need help. Many moms feel just this way and benefit from the unlimited reassurance and guidance.
It's OK if YOU think it's a hopeless cause and that your situation is beyond help. I have seen hundreds of so-called hopeless cases turn completely around, and have happy endings because the mother received accurate, timely, personalized emotional support, breastfeeding information and parenting guidance.
To succeed at breastfeeding, here's what you need:
- Determination and the desire to breastfeed;
- Support and guidance from an expert, or community
- Patience to keep trying when things don't go as you expected;
- Tissues -- Long challenges can be very emotional!
If you need more information about your particular situation you can text or call me at (845) 750-4402.
- An initial 90 minute lactation consultation in your home
- Unlimited support via phone/text/video for 3 months
- Membership in Breastfeeding Café Facebook group
- A written care plan every step of the way
Any followup appointments vary depending on your particular needs. All followup consultations are at a special reduced rate.
During the initial lactation consultation, you can expect most of these:
- Get all the details about the difficulties you are experiencing
- Take a health and breastfeeding history
- Answer your questions
- Observe you and your baby breastfeeding
- Screen for nipple, breast, mouth or tongue problems
- Teach about feeding cues and how milk production works
- Coach you and your baby through latch, positioning and other comfort measures
- Teach pumping, hand expression techniques and milk storage guidelines
- Refer you to someone who can better help you with your problem, if need be
- Create a breastfeeding plan that will accommodate your lifestyle, your goals and your baby
Here are my Policies:
1. "On my honor, I will try, to do my best.": I will do my best to get breastfeeding right for you and your baby.
2. "Love The One You're With." I will bring respect, love and caring into every interaction.
3. "Laughing and Crying Policy." Yes, we will laugh and we will cry, of course, and sometimes together.
4. "Dress Code" PJ's are expected, showers are optional, hairdo?...not likely...(I will be showered, professionally dressed and hair tied back.) When you feed the baby, I will look at your breast to see how your baby latches on.
5. "The Shovel-It-In Policy" You and I don't like being force fed and neither does your baby. I don't do it.
6. "It Takes A Village Policy" There is no one lonelier than a new mom. I will get you connected with other breastfeeding moms.
7. "Personality Policy" I want breastfeeding to work for You and Your Baby, not for some "Gold Star" Type A++, Idealistic, Vision, that Someone...Somewhere... had Sometime...
Here are my standards:
We make sure your baby is fed. My first choice of food is your breast milk, either at your breast, expressed or from your stored supplies. My next choice would be donor milk from a milk bank or other donor. If that isn't possible, we will use formula.
I fully expect for you to be nursing pain free or almost pain free in 1 visit.*
You, your baby, your breastfeeding goals, opinions, culture, lifestyle, and family will be respected when we work together.
I have an evidence-based practice. What we do has been studied and shown to work and you don't get stuck with some folklore, bizarro habit.
You are the expert in your baby, (even if you don't feel like it, yet.) You set the pace and decide if you like something or don't.
Keep the baby calm. It is essential to be gentle with the baby and ease into breastfeeding rather than making lots of changes and upsetting your baby.
I follow current American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines and tracks weight, stools and wet diapers, so you are confident your baby is getting enough milk.
Your situation, problem, solution, and story are private, except where I, like other health care providers, have legal responsibilities mandated by law.
After you purchase this item, you will receive a text or call from Donna to schedule your appointment. Appointments can usually be scheduled the same or next day.
Disney Baby Collection by LILLEbaby
It's Mickey for your mini! Announcing the cutest member of the LÍLLÉbaby® product family - the LÍLLÉbaby® Disney Baby Collection carrier.
This versatile, washable baby carrier offers six carrying positions for your child plus adjustable straps and signature lumbar support for you. A temperature control panel zips up or down to manage airflow while a removable sleeping hood provides protection from the elements, privacy for nursing and support for your baby's head.
- For infants and toddlers up to 45 lb.
- 3 lb.
- Six carrying positions: Fetal, infant face in, infant face out, toddler face in, hip and back
- Front zip pocket
- Signature lumbar support
- Two-way straps that work backpack-style or crossed
- Adjustable, removable stowaway sleeping hood
- Adjustable neck and head support
- Adjustable temperature control panel with zipper closure
- Polyester mesh and cotton
- Machine wash, line dry
- Imported
- Kids' Wear
- Item #5637197
Whole Mama Fleece keeps you and your baby or toddler cozy all year long.
Best in temperatures of 50-65F or colder with layering.
Includes 3 zip-in inserts - 1 maternity, 1 for front babywearing, 1 for back babywearing
Soft, plush fleece Front babywearing insert includes an attached hood for the baby
Available in Black, White and Cherry
Not only are Tasku Babi maternity and babywearing coats stylish and warm, they are all made in factories with fair employment practices and contain no animal-derived materials. They are vegan and free of allergens as well as harmful dies and chemicals. If your size is out of stock - we can order it especially for you, including plus sizes. So choose the one that you love!
Please note: When babywearing, the coat must be worn over a carrier of choice (soft structured carrier, mei tai, wrap or upright sling), as it does NOT hold the baby on its own! Always ensure your child's face is unobstructed by fabric to for safe breathing.
Please practice safety and common sense and ask questions when in doubt!
We are here to guide you!
Studio Tekhni's flagship product, a comfortable and fashion-forward ring sling
The Sling is available in striking seasonal collections. Designed with a herringbone weave in a cotton/linen blend, The Sling has a gathered shoulder and is generously cut at over 90 inches long. Lightweight, soft and supportive, with large sized aluminum rings in modern colors.
The Sling comes packaged in a simple cotton drawstring backpack.
Fabric: 50/50 Linen/Cotton
Rings: Lightweight anodized aluminum in 3 colors
Recommended Weight Limits: 8-45 lbs
Studio Tekhni fabrics are produced in India from start to finish in an Oeko-tex Standard 100 facility. STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® is one of the world's best-known labels for textiles tested for harmful substances. It stands for customer confidence and high product safety.
If a textile article carries the STANDARD 100 label, you can be certain that every component of this article, i.e. every thread, button and other accessories, has been tested for harmful substances and that the article therefore is harmless for human health. The test is conducted by our independent OEKO-TEX® partner institutes on the basis of our extensive OEKO-TEX® criteria catalog. In the test they take into account numerous regulated and non-regulated substances, which may be harmful to human health. In many cases the limit values for the STANDARD 100 go beyond national and international requirements. The criteria catalog is updated at least once a year and expanded with new scientific knowledge or statutory requirements.
Pregnancy is such a special time that moms-to-be want to remember every moment, from the second they receive the big news to the instant the baby enters the world. With this beautiful keepsake journal, they can.
Every page prompts expectant mothers to document all the details, month by month.- Who was the first person you told that you were pregnant?
- Do you have “morning sickness?”
- Have you started to “show” yet?
Jot down notes on your doctor visits, how you’re feeling, and what foods you crave at each stage. Follow your bundle of joy as it develops inside you, and record your reactions the first time you heard the heartbeat and felt baby kick. There’s space for photos, blank pages for customizing the book, ideas for pampering yourself, and more.
This tank has a full built-in nursing bra with adjustable spaghetti straps and stylish clasps that sit flush for a non-bulky look. It is extra-long and is a fitted cut designed to be worn underneath or on its own.
- Original nursing tank design for full discretion and support when nursing in public
- Full built-in nursing bra
- Guaranteed post-partum nursing tank tummy coverage
- Extra length to mid-thigh nursing tank for a more fashionable option
- Stylish clasps sit flush for a non-bulky look
- Adjustable spaghetti straps
- Fitted cut designed to be worn underneath or on its own
- Machine washable
- 92% Cotton, 8% Elastane
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This tank has a full built-in nursing bra with adjustable spaghetti straps and stylish clasps that sit flush for a non-bulky look. It is extra-long and is a fitted cut designed to be worn underneath or on its own.
- Original nursing tank design for full discretion and support when nursing in public
- Full built-in nursing bra
- Guaranteed post-partum nursing tank tummy coverage
- Extra length to mid-thigh nursing tank for a more fashionable option
- Stylish clasps sit flush for a non-bulky look
- Adjustable spaghetti straps
- Fitted cut designed to be worn underneath or on its own
- Machine washable
- 92% Cotton, 8% Elastane
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The Original Nursing Bra is a modern take on our classic style for pregnant women and nursing moms. It's every mom's everyday must-have - whether in her hospital bag, at home or on-the-go. There's something about the cozy comfort of cotton (and ultra-soft modal) in our heritage style that moms have loved since our beginning. We know you will, too!
- Ultra-soft, breathable cotton-modal fabric blend
- Comfortable, wide bottom band and flat, smooth racer-back for a sporty look
- Wire-free design for added comfort
- Light to moderate support for B-D cups
- Perfect for maternity and nursing
Pregnant or nursing, your body is going to change, and it's key to size for your breasts now. Stay comfortable in a well-fitted bra - our bras are designed to grow with you.
Need a little more assistance? Speak directly to a Bra Fit Specialist at 845-750-4402.
A parenting favorite for its comfort, style, and adaptability, the award-winning MOBY Classic Wrap is made from a soft, durable, 100% cotton fabric that provides the perfect snuggle for newborns, infants, and toddlers.
The versatile MOBY Wrap offers multiple carrying positions as baby grows, plus one-size-fits-all comfort for parents and caregivers – making it the perfect carrier to encourage bonding throughout baby’s developmental stages. The wrap evenly distributes the weight of carrying a baby across the back and hips, allowing for on-the-go comfort and hassle-free adventures.
MOBY – Close Enough to Kiss®
The original award-winning MOBY Wrap Classic is 100% cotton and perfect for babywearing.
- 100% cotton
- One-size-fits-all
- Perfect for newborns - hug them close to your heart
- Grows with baby, from newborn to toddler
- Inward, front and hip carrying positions
- Comfortable to wear
- Hands-free convenience
- Soft, breathable fabric with some stretch
- Encourages parent / child bonding
- Weight range 8 – 33 lbs.
Care and cleaning:
Machine wash cold, gentle or delicate cycle, hang dry, or use the lowest dryer setting.
The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding: Completely Revised and Updated 8th Edition Paperback – Illustrated, July 13, 2010
The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding: Completely Revised and Updated 8th Edition Paperback – Illustrated, July 13, 2010
By Diane Wiessinger, Diana West, and Teresa Pitman
La Leche League International’s classic bestselling guide providing a range of nursing advice, stories and information – from preparation during pregnancy to the world of weaning, from nursing positions to expressing and storing your milk. This ultimate support resource offers:
- Real-mom wisdom on breastfeeding comfortably – from avoiding soreness to simply enjoying the connection with your baby.
- Simplified insights into approaches for latching and attaching.
- The ages and stages of a nursing relationship.
- Reassuring information on nursing after a C-section or delivery complications.
- Strategies for breastfeeding, for a few days to a few years.
- Scientific data demonstrating the importance of breastfeeding to lifelong health.
- Helpful tips for building your support network.
- Nursing special-needs, premies, multiples, and adopted babies – and how to thrive no matter what curveball life throws.
- Guidance on knowing if your baby is getting enough milk, increasing your supply, sleep, day care, solids, colic, food allergies, medications, and more.
- “Tech support” help for sudden problems like engorgement, jaundice, plugged ducts, and much more.
- Answers to the most-asked questions and to questions you didn’t know you had.
There is no better beginning for your baby than the Womanly Art of Breastfeeding.
Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.
Chapter One
Nesting
"When I was two, my mother came home from the hospital cradling two mysterious bundles wrapped in soft blue blankets. One was my new baby brother. She handed me the other. Underneath the folds of that soft blanket was a beautiful doll, which my mother explained would be my special baby. My father followed her with a red wooden rocking chair that he placed near my mother's rocking chair. I vividly recall watching my mother breastfeed my brother, and I followed her every move to be sure that I was feeding my own baby properly, even though my breasts looked nothing like hers. My mother and baby brother gazed at each other adoringly during the feeding. I looked down at my own doll, whose eyes closed when she lay on her back. I wanted that lifeless doll to be real. I told myself, "I can't WAIT to grow up so I can feed my own baby!"
"Twenty--five years later I gave birth to my first child. The day I came home, I sat in our wooden rocking chair, and as I held my son close and nursed him, he opened his eyes to gaze at me. At once, an overpowering recollection of that early childhood memory returned, and tears began to flow as I realized, "THIS is what I have waited my whole life to do!" --Cathy, remembering 1981
WELCOME TO OUR "La Leche League meeting in a book"! At a real meeting, you'd see a mix of pregnant women, mothers with new babies, and moms with older babies or children. You'd hear questions from women at different stages of motherhood. Some of it would sound right to you, some of it would answer questions you didn't know you had, and some of it you'd shrug and leave behind. We hope you'll do the same with this book.
The cornerstone of La Leche League (LLL) meetings is addressing questions. While a book can never match sitting around with other mothers, we can address some of the typical questions at different stages, and tell you what mothers often share from their experience, along with the research behind it all.
This first chapter of our "meeting in a book" begins with the questions pregnant mothers often have about breastfeeding. Even if you've already had your baby, the answers to these questions should make you feel good about what you're doing and tell you more about why breastfeeding is such a great thing to do.
"The newborn baby has only three demands. They are warmth in the arms of [his] mother, food from her breasts, and security in the knowledge of her presence. Breastfeeding satisfies all three."
--Grantly Dick--Read, MD, from Childbirth Without Fear, 1955
Is Breastfeeding Right for Me?
The closer you are to meeting your new baby, the more you're probably thinking about what comes after birth. You're "nesting"--gathering the things your baby will need and making a place for him in your home. Those outfits are so cute! That changing table is precious! But while you're out shopping, your body is quietly preparing the real "nest" your baby will need--your breasts. They'll be all he really needs at first--his go--to place for warmth, security, comfort, love, and, yes, food. As cute as the outfits and decor are, what your baby will care most about is the way you and your body protect and nurture him.
Breastfeeding is far more than just a way to feed your baby. It's the way you're naturally designed to begin your mothering experience. So why doesn't it always come naturally? Some of your friends may have told you all about their tough experiences. Maybe your mother couldn't breastfeed and you wonder if you'll have trouble, too. The great news is that we've learned a lot since your mother tried. We've learned more about understanding and respecting the instincts that you and your baby both have. We've learned that the fewer interventions you have during birth, the easier these instincts will be to tap into. And La Leche League is always here to help you work through any issues that come up.
Maybe you want to breastfeed because you know it's best; science keeps finding new ways breastfeeding helps babies reach their potential and protect their mothers' health. Maybe you want to because it just feels right; every mother finds for herself all the little ways that breastfeeding brings her close to her children. Whether the urge comes from your head or your heart, breastfeeding is right for you. And it's definitely right for your baby.
How Important Is Breastfeeding, Really?
Extremely! There is almost nothing you can do for your child in his whole life that will affect him both emotionally and physically as profoundly as breastfeeding.
Breastfeeding is also important to our own bodies. We can't think of an aspect of your baby's health that isn't affected by breastfeeding, and it affects a surprising number of your own health issues as well. This would be a much longer book if we described all the ways that breastfeeding is valuable for you, your baby, and your family, but here are a few highlights.
Your Milk Is Your Baby's Normal Food
There's no formula that comes even close to the milk your body creates. Your milk has every vitamin, mineral, and other nutritional element that your baby's body needs, including many that haven't been discovered or named yet, and it changes subtly through the meal, day, and year, to match subtle changes in his requirements. Living cells that are unique to your milk inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria and viruses in his still--maturing system. And it's more than just living cells. For instance, interferon and interleukins are powerful anti--infectives. If you could buy them, they'd cost the moon. Your milk throws them in, free of charge. A squirt of your milk can even treat eye infections and speed the healing of skin problems!
Without his normal food, a baby is at higher risk of ear infections, intestinal upsets, and respiratory problems. Allergies and dental problems are more common. Vision, nerves, and intestines don't develop fully. Because of all these differences (and many others not listed here), a formula--fed baby has a different metabolism and a different development, and gains weight differently during his first year. His kidneys and liver work harder to process the waste products from formula. He needs more of any medication to get the same effect. His immune system's response to vaccinations is less effective. The risk of SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome or crib death) and infant death from many other causes is higher if a baby isn't breastfed.
As an older child or adult, he is at a greater risk of Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, type 1 diabetes, heart disease, and certain cancers. He responds to stress more negatively and has higher blood pressure, both as an infant and in later life. There's a higher risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and osteoporosis in later years. There are numerous IQ studies showing deficits in children who didn't breastfeed, or who didn't breastfeed for long.
Colostrum, the milk you produce in small amounts in the first couple of days after your baby is born (and which you started producing during your pregnancy), has concentrated immunological properties that are your baby's first protection against all the germs he is suddenly exposed to. This "first milk" contains high concentrations of secretory immunoglobulin A, or SIgA, an anti--infective agent that coats his intestines to protect against the passage of germs and foreign proteins that could create allergic sensitivities. Scientists have also recently discovered a new ingredient in human milk called pancreatic secretory trypsin inhibitor (PSTI), which protects and repairs the infant intestine. It's present in all human milk, but it's seven times higher in colostrum, providing extra protection to that delicate and vulnerable newborn intestine. Think of colostrum as a complex paint designed to seal those brand--new intestinal walls (which were, of course, designed to receive it).
Colostrum has an acid level that encourages a baby's intestines to welcome just the right mix of beneficial bacteria. And colostrum is a laxative that gets his intestines up and running and helps clean out all the tar--like stool called meconium that built up in his system before birth.
Mature milk, which phases in during the first two weeks, has a still--unknown number of ingredients that contribute to lifelong health. Along with the interferon, interleukins, white blood cells, and SIgA, the breastfed baby gains an immune system nearly as sturdy as his mother's. Human growth factor continues to develop those intestines, bones, and other organs. Insulin for digestion, long--chain fatty acids for a healthy heart, lactose for brain development--it's all there. And just as important, it's there in forms that are available to a baby. Iron is added to formulas in forms that the baby can't readily use and which can actually be harmful since it increases the risk of intestinal infection, intestinal bleeding, and anemia.
The mechanics of breastfeeding are important, too. When your baby breastfeeds, the muscles in his jaws are exercised and massaged in a way that causes the bones in his face and jaw to develop more fully. The jaw that results from bottle--feeding and pacifiers is narrower, with a higher palate that's more likely to restrict nose breathing. Babies who use pacifiers, instead of soothing themselves at the breast, are more likely to need speech therapy later. The child who breastfeeds for less than a year is much more likely to need orthodontia later on. Snoring and related breathing problems are more common as well.
Your baby can design his own meal to suit his needs. If he's thirsty, he nurses for a shorter amount of time and gets a lower fat milk. Still thirsty? He asks to switch sides sooner and gets another thirstquencher from the other side. Extra hungry? He stays longer on the first side or nurses more vigorously, to pull down more highercalorie fat globules. Going through a growth spurt? If your baby takes more milk than usual, he'll have more milk available the very next time he nurses. If he drinks less than usual, your milk production scales back. Is he moving into toddlerhood and nursing less often? There will be more immune factors in your milk to keep him covered. Did he pick up some germs from the grocery cart handle? He communicates those germs to your breast at his next nursing, and it starts cranking out specialized antibodies. In a whole lot of different ways, your breast is Health Central for your baby.
Breastfeeding Helps Keep You Healthy, Too
Breastfeeding is the natural next step in the reproduction sequence: pregnancy ' birth ' lactation. When your newborn takes your breast soon after delivery, your uterus contracts and bleeding slows. Hemorrhage is a greater risk with formula--feeding, and your belly stays larger longer.
If you breastfeed exclusively (without giving water, solids, or formula) and your baby nurses often, including at least once during the night, then your periods most likely won't come back for at least six months. Your chances of getting pregnant again will be extremely low during that time, too (see Chapter 8 for details).
Breastfeeding helps many (not all) women lose weight readily. Nature gave you some of that pregnancy weight just for the purpose of making milk in the first few months. The natural design is for it to melt away by the time your baby is well started on solids.
Women who haven't breastfed are at greater risk for metabolic syndrome, a cluster of risk factors that makes heart disease and diabetes more likely. If you already have insulin--dependent diabetes, you're likely to need less insulin while you're a nursing mother.
Breastfeeding is also an insurance policy against breast, uterine, and cervical cancer. (It may be that the lower estrogen level of lactation provides the protection; the longer you breastfeed, the stronger your insurance.) This doesn't mean it's impossible for you to get these cancers if you breastfeed, but you are less susceptible to them. Osteoporosis and fractures are also more common in women who didn't breastfeed.
A formula--feeding mother's blood pressure is likely to be higher, probably because her neurological and endocrine responses are more pronounced than those of a nursing mother. Her overall physical and mental health take a hit as well, and in later years she remains at an increased risk of developing such autoimmune diseases as rheumatoid arthritis.
"I didn't realize what immeasurable joy breastfeeding could give ME. I thought it was supposed to be about giving to the baby, not to the mother. Those hormones just poured into me and I was in a blissed--out, euphoric state when I was breastfeeding. And, I have to say, it gave this very un--confident mom something I could finally feel confident and proud of myself for." --Samantha
How Reliable Is Breastfeeding Research?
You've probably heard that breastfeeding reduces the risk of infection and a bunch of childhood and adult illnesses and diseases, that it reduces the risk of allergy, and that it even raises IQ. But (are you sitting down?) none of it is true!
Here's why: Let's say we're testing a new drug. We focus on the people who get the drug, with a group of ordinary people to compare them with. That's how we know what the drug did. It made things better or worse than normal. Accurate science focuses on the experiment, not the normal thing. Now think about most of the research on breastfeeding. Exactly--it's research on breastfeeding! And that means that virtually all our recent research was done backward, evaluating what's normal (breastfeeding) instead of evaluating the experiment (formula). It makes the high rates of formula--fed illness seem like normal baby health and breastfeeding seem like bonus points.
Breastfeeding doesn't reduce the risk of infection, illness, and disease. It doesn't add IQ points. Breastfeeding results in normal good health and normal IQ. When babies aren't breastfed--and this is using the same information from the same studies, just shifting the focus to the true experimental group--they are at increased risk for all those short--term and long--term illnesses and diseases.
Researchers have inadvertently hidden formula problems from us by focusing on the apparently fabulous "benefits" of human milk and breastfeeding, almost as if breastfeeding is a nice but unnecessary "extra." That's starting to change. More and more research articles are using the normal breastfed baby as the starting point, as good science requires, and are looking at what happens to babies when their normal system is altered. It can be a scary way for the public to look at infant feeding--to see a list of risks instead of a list of "benefits." But it's a more honest, accurate approach, and it's the one we've used.
Breastfeeding doesn't give you brownie points. It's simply the normal way to raise a baby.
"Breastfeeding is a 'safety net' against the worst effects of poverty..."
Sarah Wells Pumparoo Wet Dry Bag w/ Staging Mat for Breast Pump Parts Navy Anchor
$19.99
Unit price perSarah Wells Pumparoo Wet Dry Bag w/ Staging Mat for Breast Pump Parts Navy Anchor
$19.99
Unit price per- TIME & SANITY SAVER ... Discreetly and cleanly transport your pump parts & setup/take down your pump parts on a clean staging mat!
- Fits perfectly in your Sarah Wells Breast Pump Bag
Use the waterproof main compartment to hold clean and then dirty/wet parts and use the detachable innovative staging mat as a clean spot on your desk, bathroom counter, etc. for setting up your pump parts.
Perfectly sized for breast pump parts; holds 4 8-oz bottles, plus all other pump parts and more
12" H x .25" W x 10" L (Unfolded) / 6" H x 1" W x 10" L (Folded into quarters)
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
Hand-wash the Pumparoo daily for short-term cleaning, followed by regular machine washing (please always use soap or detergent. Rinsing is not enough to adequately clean the Pumparoo).
NOT dryer safe, line dry only.
Milkies Freeze: Convenient, space-saving breast milk storage!
Tired of digging through your freezer to recover lost bags of breast milk? Worried that you are using your frozen breast milk out of order?
The Milkies Freeze is the answer to your breast milk storage hassles and concerns.
The Milkies Freeze is a "first in, first out" breast milk patented storage system that fits in your freezer. Simply collect your precious breast milk in any milk storage bag, and place the bag on the metal quick-freeze tray at the top of the Freeze.
Once the milk is frozen, slip the bag into the Freeze storage system through the slot at the top, and the bag will fall to the bottom of the storage container. When you need to thaw a bag of breast milk to feed to your little one, pull a bag out from the bottom of the Freeze - that way you are sure to use the oldest milk first!
The Milkies Freeze can store up to 60 ounces of breast milk.
This slip dress has a full built-in nursing bra with adjustable spaghetti straps and stylish clasps that sit flush for a non-bulky look. It is above-the-knee length and is a fitted cut designed to be worn underneath, or on its own.
- Original nursing slip design for full discretion and support when nursing in public
- Full built-in nursing bra
- Guaranteed post-partum nursing tank tummy coverage
- Extra length above the knee nursing tank for a more fashionable option
- Stylish clasps sit flush for a non-bulky look
- Adjustable spaghetti straps
- Fitted cut designed to be worn underneath or on its own
- Machine washable
- 92% Cotton, 8% Elastane
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Designed for Motherhood's sake.
With a breathable and sustainable blend of organic cotton and TENCEL™ Modal, the Original Full Cup Nursing Bra is gentle against your skin and on the planet. The stretchy bottom band and smooth racerback create a casually cool style for lounging at home or getting things done. An all-day nursing bra that gets you through pregnancy to breastfeeding -- better for you and the planet.
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Sustainable blend of organic cotton and TENCEL™ Modal for breathability and incredible softness against your skin
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Wire-free design so nothing digs in
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Light to moderate support for DD/E-G cups
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Comfortable, wide bottom band for that extra bit of comfort
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Flat, smooth racer-back for a sporty look
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Secure Bravado 'B' nursing clips you can use with one hand -- tested to hold up to 25 lbs
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Bra cups that fully drop away for maximum skin-to-skin contact
Inclusive size range across three styles (32-46 bands and B-J cups)
Designed for Motherhood's sake.
With a breathable and sustainable blend of organic cotton and TENCEL™ Modal, the Original Extended Cup Nursing Bra is gentle against your skin and on the planet. The stretchy bottom band and smooth racerback create a casually cool style for lounging at home or getting things done. An all-day nursing bra that gets you through pregnancy to breastfeeding -- better for you and the planet.
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Sustainable blend of organic cotton and TENCEL™ Modal for breathability and incredible softness against your skin
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Wire-free design so nothing digs in
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Light to moderate support for H-J cups
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Comfortable, wide bottom band for that extra bit of comfort
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Flat, smooth racer-back for a sporty look
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Secure Bravado 'B' nursing clips you can use with one hand -- tested to hold up to 25 lbs
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Bra cups that fully drop away for maximum skin-to-skin contact
Inclusive size range across three styles (32-46 bands and B-J cups)
The Original Nursing Bra is a modern take on our classic style for pregnant women and nursing moms. It's every mom's everyday must-have - whether in her hospital bag, at home or on-the-go. There's something about the cozy comfort of cotton (and ultra-soft modal) in our heritage style that moms have loved since our beginning. We know you will, too!
- Ultra-soft, breathable cotton-modal fabric blend
- Comfortable, wide bottom band and flat, smooth racer-back for a sporty look
- Wire-free design for added comfort
- Light to moderate support for B-D cups
- Perfect for maternity and nursing
Pregnant or nursing, your body is going to change, and it's key to size for your breasts now. Stay comfortable in a well-fitted bra - our bras are designed to grow with you.
Need a little more assistance? Speak directly to a Bra Fit Specialist at 845-750-4402.
The Care and Feeding of the Breastfeeding Mama by Donna Bruschi, IBCLC
The Care and Feeding of the Breastfeeding Mama by Donna Bruschi, IBCLC
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Papercover copy ships November 15, 2023
Breastfeeding takes time to learn, as does creating a relationship with a new baby.
Everyone wants to help welcome new babies into the world. They really do! But often they need guidance on how they can really help a mom and baby who are learning to breastfeed.
You may have heard that breastfeeding mothers need support to breastfeed and this guide spells out dozens of ways that support a new baby and a couple that don't.
This guide also helps caregivers understand more of how breastfeeding works in the first weeks. They learn what is normal, what is not, what they can do, and not do, to help mama the most. Starting in pregnancy, putting this knowledge into action, makes breastfeeding a whole lot more enjoyable for everyone,
24 pages Papercover plus PDF download.
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