Milk Bands Nursing Bracelets are the latest solution for breastfeeding mothers who want to keep an accurate nursing log of their baby's feeding sessions.
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Eliminate the hassles of nursing journals, safety pins or bracelets being switched from side to side! Milk Bands were conveniently designed to provide feeding information to mom all on one wrist.
Milk Bands incorporate many unique features such as dual side indicators which lets the mother know which breast should be used when starting a breastfeeding session by simply flipping 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.
Your Milk Band reminds you which side you last fed from by flipping it inside out! If you're right handed, wear the Milk Band on your left wrist and vice versa.
Place the bracelet on your wrist so the side you last began feeding from is facing outward (RIGHT or LEFT). When you're ready to feed again, look at your Milk Band to remember which breast you last started feeding from. Flip the Milk Band inside-out and begin feeding from the opposite side of what the Milk Band first displayed (before flipping).
Remember to always leave the Milk Band displaying the side you last started feeding from until you feed again. It's that easy! If you are feeding your baby in the dark, the word RIGHT is raised from the band and the word LEFT is lowered into the band so that you can feel the outside of the bracelet and know which side you last fed from without turning on a light!
Start by placing one slider on the 0 hours position and another slider on the 0 minutes position. Track a single feeding by rounding your timed session to the nearest 5 minute increment. Move the minute slider from the 0 minutes position correspondingly. When you flip the Milk Band inside out you can still see how long the prior feeding lasted!
Track multiple feedings by adding new rounded minutes to the prior feeding minutes and then moving the minute slider accordingly. Once you reach 60 or more minutes, move the hour slider from the 0 hours position to the 1 hour position and start adding minutes again! Tracking the time your baby last fed is simple. Just check the clock at the start of a nursing session and move the hour slider to the correct hour position and the minute slider to the nearest 5 minute position. Leave the sliders in place as a reminder of what time you last fed until you feed your baby again.
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