• To feel discreet everywhere
• From Pregnancy to nursing
• From loungewear, to casual to dressy

• Allows you to give your baby the recommended skin-to-skin contact with ease and discretion.

• Allows you to pump hands free
• Lift & Nurse design allows effective milk flow
• Allows baby to easily "position" and latch on to breast
• Openings allow more breast exposure for baby in a discrete manner
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Kangaroo Care line allows for Kangaroo Care Breastfeeding

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• Warming of infant's hands and feet occurs within 90 minutes of birth when infants are in Kangaroo Care versus several days for infants who are swaddled and placed in a crib (Bystrova et al., 2003).
• angaroo care and breastfeeding increase levels of oxytocin in mothers, enhancing attachment to their infant and their sense of motherhood (Uvnas-Moberg, 2003).
• Infants in kangaroo care cry 10 times less and for shorter periods than infants in cribs (Christensson et al., 1992)
• Newborns placed in kangaroo care immediately after birth begin suckling with correct latch within 50 to 80 minutes (Righard & Alade, 1990; Ransjo Arvidson et al, 2001).
• Breast milk and skin-to-skin contact produce immunogloblins to protect the infant from illnesses (Sosa, Kennel, Klaus & Unutia, 1976; need a second source for the skin-to-skin contact)
• Infants who receive kangaroo care while in NICU tend to have a shorter stay by an average of one week (Ludington-Hoe)
• Infants held skin to skin six hours a day the first week after birth and two hours a day the second through fourth weeks appear to be socially bidding to Mom at the age of three months in contrast to the age of seven months as recorded in previous studies. (Still Face Studies, Bigelow, 2007)

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