Showing posts with label breastfeeding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breastfeeding. Show all posts

10/16/08

Baby Wearing is NOT just for Hippies

You can wear them on your hip, but slings are not just for the modern day Hippy. Slings keep baby close promoting a stronger bond between Mom and Baby.

Just in....

Organic Hemp Sling in Buttermilk
This pretty, cream colored sling is a fashionable solution to your baby carrying needs. Fashioned from 55% Organic Hemp and 45% Tencel, it is stylishly hip and utterly soft, an ideal combination for savvy moms. The simple, adjustable rings allows for easy and quick modifications, while its durability gives peace of mind. This remarkable baby sling is the only one you will ever need because it grows with your baby. Due to its superior design, you can use this sling for the first three years of your child's life, up to 35lbs, safely.


Momma Earth Organic Hemp Sling

You'll feel like a queen wearing this luxurious, olive solid colored Organic Hemp and Tencel baby sling. Fabricated from 55% Organic Hemp and 45% Tencel, this sling is the perfect balance of comfort and durability. Through the use of toxin-free, mold resistant Hemp and wood-pulp derived Tencel, Pretty Momma Sling has created a remarkably sleek, resilient, and baby safe sling. But that's not all; this sling gets softer with use and is very comfortable to wear in high temperature/humidity environments due to the fabric's natural ability to breathe


Winnie Print Organic Mei Tai
Beautiful and functional the "Winnie" Mei Tai is made from 100% organic materials. Organic natural colored hemp & certified organic cotton body & straps.
55% hemp/ 45% certified organic cottonCarrier body lined with organic cotton fleece.Prints are Organic Cotton as well.




10/14/08

You can give a Mammogram for FREE

Did you know that October is Breast Cancer Awareness month? The Breast Cancer site (www.breastcancersite.com) is having it's 6th Annual Pink giving away Challenge! What this means is if they get 500 clicks during the month of October their premeir sponsor, bare necessities is going to fund an additional 200 mammograms to help women get the care they need. All you need to do is visit the breast cancer site and click on the click to give button. Tell just 10 friends about this and encourage them to do the same. I did and I hope you do too, it only takes a second!

2/21/08

Nursing Just Got Easier!



Milk Bands Nursing Bracelets are the latest solution for breastfeeding mothers who desire to keep an accurate nursing log of their baby's feeds without the hassles of nursing logs, safety pins or bracelets being switched from side to side.

Milk bands were specifically designed to conveniently provide the feeding information of an infant to the nursing mother all on one wrist!


  • Milk Bands incorporate many unique features such as a side indicator, which lets the mother know which breat should be used when starting a feeding session by simply fllipping the Milk Band inside out once during every nursing session as well as a time tracking device which can be used for many different purposes:

  • Record a single feeding session to the nearest 5 min increment
  • Record multiple feeding sessions over a full day period
  • Record the number of times the baby fed in one day
  • Record the number of diapers a baby soiled in one day
  • Remind the mother what time the baby last fed
  • Reminding the mother roughly what time the baby is due for the next feeding

About the Mom behind the product


Milk bands were invented in January of 2005 by Jenny Pierce a young mother of two children.
"I had decided that I wanted my babies to be breastfed and after having a few setbacks breastfeeding my firstborn, I was anxious to try with my second which turned out more pleasant. But, due to lack of sleep, not being educated enough on breastfeeding and unable to find a decent way to track what side, what time or how long they would breastfeed (my babies were "on demand" feeders) it became frustrating for me. I was not looking forward to breastfeeding my next child until I had a logical solution to some of my breastfeeding problems. One night in January of 2005 my sister-in-law called me very upset with the same issues I had faced while nursing and not wanting her to stop breastfeeding I was determined to come up with something and the idea of Milk Bands was born. Milk Bands has already benefited my friends and family and I know that it will help you!"