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Colostrum: Your Baby’s First Meal

Colostrum: Your Baby’s First Meal

Jan 11 2017 Tags: colostrum; breastfeeding; nursing wear

  What is colostrum? And why is it important? Colostrum is a form of milk produced in late pregnancy. It contains a higher protein concentration than any other milk, and antibodies to protect your newborn baby against disease. Colostrum also acts as a natural laxative to help baby in the first few days expel the tarry stools called meconium. Aidee Baby provides mothers with a convenient nursing cover combined with a stylish blouse/jacket. Our goal is to help mothers feel more at ease when it comes to breastfeeding. You can visit https://www.aideebaby.com/ to view our catalog, learn more about us...

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Normalize Public Breastfeeding

Normalize Public Breastfeeding

Jan 03 2017

Breastfeeding in public has been a touchy subject for a long time, but why is that? There are laws implemented to protect breastfeeding mothers, yet we still feel uncomfortable and ashamed when an audience presents itself with their own views and opinions. We teach mothers to ignore the hateful words others will spew about this beautiful and natural moment when we should be teaching mothers the laws that protect their right to breastfeed. Arm your rights with the knowledge you need to fight back against the negativity surrounding something that should be deemed positive. Aidee Baby created trendy and convenient...

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The Benefits of Using a Breast Pump

The Benefits of Using a Breast Pump

Dec 27 2016

Technological advances brought us electric breast pumps, making breastfeeding much easier. Find out the other advantages they offer:   Choice There are so many options to choose from: Different brands Single- or double-pump Portable or not Cord and plug, car adaptor, or battery powered Bags or bottles for storage   Convenient for Mom Its convenient qualities have made the electric pump a working mom’s best friend: Get relief quickly Give your baby breastmilk when you’re away Keep your supply up With the right accessories, you can even do it hands-free!   Convenient for Baby Pumps make it easier to: Feed...

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Making a Cozy Breastfeeding Space

Making a Cozy Breastfeeding Space

Dec 19 2016

Find out how to create the perfect breastfeeding space in your nursery:   Focus on Comfort Since you’ll be spending a lot of time there, pick a comfortable chair. Make sure to have a support pillow, blanket, and fan within reach as well.   Consider Entertainment Keep yourself entertained by having books, magazines, or your phone nearby. If you’re on your phone a lot, make sure you’re seated close to an outlet so you can charge your phone.   Keep Your Station Stocked From nipple shields and burp rags to water bottles and snacks, be sure to stock things in...

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How to Stay Warm While Nursing in the Winter

How to Stay Warm While Nursing in the Winter

Dec 12 2016 Tags: winter nursing wear

Nursing in Comfort and Warmth Cool weather can be a welcome guest – especially for those living in areas where summer and fall temperatures borderline on the unbearable. For nursing mothers, however, it can present quite a challenge as breastfeeding in the cold isn’t exactly the most enjoyable activity. That’s why, in addition to their existing collection, Aidee Baby has joined the ranks of winter wear with their beautiful new heathered grey fleece nursing jacket. The simple yet stylish nursing cover is the ultimate when it comes to convenience, comfort, and caring for one’s baby before the crying starts. Whether you...

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Perfect Gifts for New and Expectant Mothers

Perfect Gifts for New and Expectant Mothers

Dec 07 2016

Looking for the perfect holiday gift for a new mommy? Aidee Baby understands how hard that can be! Fortunately, we have a few ideas: Diaper cake: Diaper cakes cover most of the essentials, you can pick the recipients’ favor diaper brand and wrap it with blankets and burp rags. Make sure to include little touches like pacifiers. Gift set: From baby bath and lotion sets to feeding sets complete with bottles and burp rags to nighttime sets with binkies, blankets, and pajamas, the sky is the limit. Nursing cover: Nursing covers are an essential for a breastfeeding momma. Any new...

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Why Breastfeeding Is Harder than You Might Think

Why Breastfeeding Is Harder than You Might Think

Dec 02 2016

Nursing is the most natural thing in the world, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. Your baby may: Have a hard time latching, especially at first Latch improperly, causing you pain, giving you cracked or bleeding nipples, or giving them major gas bubbles Refuse to eat from one breast—leaving you uneven and uncomfortable Claw at you, pull your hair, and flip your nursing cover off their face Understandably, you might feel like breaking down and crying—and giving up breastfeeding altogether.   The good news is that you’re not alone. From lactation consultants to mommy friends to support groups like La...

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Preventing Gas in Your Baby

Preventing Gas in Your Baby

Nov 28 2016

Soothing a fussy, gassy baby can be much harder than avoiding the problem altogether. Learn about a few ways to prevent gassiness.   Burp Your Baby after Feeding This may seem like a no-brainer, but you want to make sure that your baby is burped thoroughly. It’s also helpful to keep them upright for five minutes after feedings.   Avoid Eating Certain Foods Paying attention to what you eat can make a big difference. These foods are usual gas culprits: Broccoli Onions Spinach Chocolate Citrus fruits Milk   Use the Right Bottle Some baby bottles are specifically designed to make...

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Pumping Dos and Don’ts

Pumping Dos and Don’ts

Nov 14 2016

General Suggestions for Your Pumping Needs For working moms or moms dealing with an oversupply of breast milk, pumping is a necessity. The following are dos and don’ts that will help with your breastfeeding process: Pump 8 to 12 times daily to replicate the feeding cycle of your baby. Pump late at night, because that is when prolactin is at its peak. Pump for a minimum of 20 minutes to increase supply. Do not use the pump at its full speed, it will not stimulate you correctly. Never refreeze your breast milk. Best Breastfeeding Cover The Aidee Baby nursing blanket...

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Tips for Nursing in Public: Part 2

Tips for Nursing in Public: Part 2

Nov 02 2016

There is no right or wrong way to breastfeed your child in public. It truly depends on what makes you comfortable and your baby happy! The following are more tips for you and your baby: Practicing at home in front of the mirror can give you an idea of how much will be visible and how comfortable you are with that much exposure. Feed your baby before he or she starts to fuss and draws attention your way. Have a response prepared for people with negative comments. Never feel bad for feeding your baby. The Aidee Baby nursing blanket is...

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