Mothers Minder™ Wristband Information
The revolutionary Mothers Minder™ bracelet will help you monitor your baby's: Feedings (both breast and bottle), Nap Schedule and Medication.
By using this bracelet, you will discover your baby's natural routine for eating, burping, diaper changes, sleeping, playing and the need for love and attention. When your baby starts to fuss or cry, you will be able to quickly refer to the time on the bracelet then assess and address your baby's needs, thus, reducing stress for you and your baby.
To monitor feedings:
To track when you last fed your baby, position the heart shaped slider on the number or dot that represents the time you last fed him or her. Each dot indicates a quarter hour.
An added bonus for breast feeding mothers: simply place the bracelet on the wrist that corresponds to the breast that you finished nursing. For your next feeding, refer to the bracelet to know which breast to offer your baby first, start nursing there, then switch breasts and place the bracelet on the other wrist.
Whether you are a demand or schedule feeder, use a bottle or breast, the Mothers Minder™ Baby Feeding Bracelet will help you.
For nap schedules:
To track nap times, slide the heart until it lands on the time that your baby started napping. When your baby wakes from the nap, reset the slide to note when he or she got up. If your baby starts crying in the middle of a nap you can refer to the bracelet and know that your baby has not finished napping and should fall back to sleep. When your baby has been awake for a couple hours and gets fussy, you can refer to your bracelet and know he or she must be tired and ready for a nap.
To remember medication:
When you give your child their medication, adjust the heart slider around the bracelet, leaving it on the current time. This will help you remember when they last took their medication.
Just like a string around your finger, it also reminds you to administer their next dose. Throughout the day you will notice your bracelet, refer to the time that it's set at and remember that your child needs to take their medication. It takes the guesswork out for you.
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