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Starter Supplemental Nursing System with 80ml Bottle
Baby Product (Medela)
List Price:$17.75
Price: $17.75
Nighty Night Nursing Light, Neutral
Baby Product (Born Free)
List Price:$12.99
Price: $7.99
You Save: $5.00 (38%)- Can also be used for nighttime bottle feedings
- Optional vibration alarm allows mom to set length of feeding time for 5, 10, 15, or 20 minutes; This is especially helpful for tracking feedings or for waking mom if she falls asleep while feeding
- Easy to use push button activates a soft glow light letting parents see without waking baby
- Lightweight with a convenient clip that easily attaches to mom's clothing or nursing bra strap
Papa is “grandkids on-demand” for seniors who need some extra ...
Pals, with seniors.Named in honor of founder and chief executive officer Andrew Parker’s grandfather, the Miami-headquartered startup is currently participating in Y Combinator’s accelerator program. Seniors can use Papa’s app (or a customer service line for those who don’t own a mobile device) to book a Papa Pal. Papa Pals might take seniors to the grocery store or doctor’s appointments, help with chores or teach them how to set up a new smartphone or tablet. They also provide company for seniors, many of whose own adult children or grandchildren are busy working or live far away. Papa is currently available in Florida and will began expanding into other states next year.
“What’s interesting is that people don’t always want to say they want companionship, even though their families say they do,” says Parker. “But when a visit ends up being six hours, that’s evident what it’s for.”
Before launching Papa, Parker was vice president of health systems at telehealth company MDLIVE. He lived near his grandfather, who had early onset dementia, and would often go over to help him with errands. One day, however, Parker was unable to go on a grocery run. Since his workload was increasing, Parker posted on Facebook for a helper. A woman named Andrea responded and after his family interviewed her and did a background check, she began assisting his grandfather regularly.
Has anyone used this device to help with breastfeeding?
Hi! I am looking to give this device a try to help with my supply and my impatient daughter!
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That just looks so painful..never even heard of it!
i had tried to use a product similar to this. it had the same concept. my daughter did not take to it at all. she would latch on to the breast only until the milk from the bottle was gone, then it was back to fussing and being impatient. it does take
anyone ever heard of this?
I was reading an article online and came across this product, just wanted to share this with my fellow mommy's. Has anyone ever used this? Yes, I have tried it and so has my SIL. With her it worked well. She had a c-section and her milk didn't start to come in until 8 days after birth. So she used it to helped supplement for her daughter without having to use bottles.
http://www.medelabreastfeedingus.com/pro ducts/breastfeeding-devices/51/supplemen tal-nursing-system-sns
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Yes, I have tried it and so has my SIL. With her it worked well. She had a c-section and her milk didn't start to come in until 8 days after birth. So she used it to helped supplement for her daughter without having to use bottles.
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