Nurture Breast Massage System

double electric breast pump,

Showing all 1 result

Nurture Breast Massage System

3 reviews
$299.00
or 4 installments of $74.75 by Afterpay
Select options

At least it’s a break from the news! ⁣ ⁣Wish

At least it’s a break from the news! ⁣
⁣Wishing all the parents an extra ounce of patience this morning while we all navigate this new normal! ❤️

Stressed about pumping - yet determined to meet yo

Stressed about pumping - yet determined to meet your breastfeeding goal? ⁣
⁣
The Nurture Breast Massage System works with your pump by: ⁣
· increasing milk supply by 7.2% per pump⁣
· expressing 5.3% fattier milk per pump⁣
· reducing clogged ducts ⁣
⁣
While Nurture helps you pump more milk to feed your baby - Now through 4/30, Imalac will donate 10% of sales to ‘No Kid Hungry’ - helping to feed the millions of children who depend on daily lunches at closed schools. ⁣
⁣
Shop now at www.imalac.com ⁣
⁣
#StressAwarenessMonth #Covid19 #NoKidHungry

If we start calling Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner “snack time”, can we trick them into being hungry for meals? 🤔😅

Thank you to all of the hardworking, selfless hero

Thank you to all of the hardworking, selfless heroes who are fighting COVID-19 at the frontline. 🏥❤️ We encourage everyone to do their part and stay at home, while these incredible individuals put their lives at risk to care for your friend, neighbor, coworker, and loved ones.
#NationalDoctorsDay #COVID19 📸 @daniellebelardomd

Are you beginning your breastfeeding journey while

Are you beginning your breastfeeding journey while quarantined? ⁣
⁣
Aside from the stress of the virus, not having your planned support system can feel even more isolating.⁣
⁣
Imalac wants to help. We have Certified Lactation Counselors on staff who are available to reply in comments, DM or by emailing support@imalac.com.⁣
⁣
We are here to lend support on all things lactation! Together - apart. 💪⁣
⁣ 📸 @samantharamsdellphoto

Tylenol vs. Advil for Coronavirus Care⁣ ⁣ Dr.

Tylenol vs. Advil for Coronavirus Care⁣
⁣
Dr. Paul Koelliker, of Telluride Regional Medical Center weighs in on the hot debate: ⁣
⁣
Most experts agree there is no scientific evidence at this point to support claims that iIbuprofen worsens symptoms of coronavirus. But each fever and every patient is unique. And everyday we learn new things. Here’s what I would tell you today:⁣
⁣
-Manage a low fever as best you can while using the least amount of fever reducers possible — to give your body an opportunity to fight the virus.⁣
⁣
-For a high fever — especially for high risk people, children, pregnant women etc., — you’ll want to be sure to manage that with a fever reducer, start with acetaminophen.⁣
⁣
Above all, if you think you have been exposed to COVID-19 and develop a fever and symptoms, such as cough or difficulty breathing, call your healthcare provider for medical advice. ⁣
⁣
📸 @melissamcginnismd

Our money is on scientists who have kids at home!

Our money is on scientists who have kids at home!

“A woman never forgets if she felt supported and

“A woman never forgets if she felt supported and loved during her labor”⁣
⁣
Words by @birthwavesmidwifery⁣ 📸 by @melissajeanbabies⁣
⁣
Imalac recognizes birth and postpartum Doulas for the selfless support they add during this amazing life changing time!⁣
⁣
#WorldDoulaWeek #PostPartumDoula

Worried about adjusting to life as a new mom or ad

Worried about adjusting to life as a new mom or adding another baby to the mix? ⁣
⁣
Postpartum Doulas are an amazing resource to help navigate through those first few days or weeks after bringing home a new baby or adjusting to life with changed routines, dividing time and just trying to figure out how to juggle it all!⁣
⁣
#WorldDoulaWeek