http://www.thingamababy.com/baby/2006/10/suggest_a_tip_1.html A dad's eye view of baby and toddler stuff Sat, 20 Mar 2010 00:34:58 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.thingamababy.com/baby/2006/10/suggest_a_tip_1.html/comment-page-1#comment-5381 Nicole Wright Fri, 06 Oct 2006 17:01:04 +0000 http://s54748.gridserver.com/baby/2006/10/suggest-a-tip.html#comment-5381 <p>I have purchased several of the SnuggleMuff arm cradles for myself and friends. I was introduced to the product in the hospital by the lactation consultant, who is an IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant). Not only did the SnuggleMuff help position the baby correctly, it also made nursing more comfortable for me and my baby. Another thing that I like about the SnuggleMuff is that when my other children needed assistance it was easy for me to get up and go tend to them without the need to stop nursing. I've talked to a lot of moms who have to do just that when they are used to using lap style nursing pillows. My SnuggleMuff is great for travel and fits nicely in my diaper bag. It's the only nursing sleeve I've come across that's approved by hospitals and recommended by lactation consultants. I usually pay $29.99 for the SnuggleMuffs I purchase and give as gifts. At the showers I attend it always receives the most Oohs and Awes. It really is an awesome product. I looked at the Cuddle Sleeve, but I found it way too expensive, not adequately padded and way too big...it went from my arm pit all the way past my wrist...LOL At $59.99 the Cuddle Sleeve was no bargain and definitely not worth the money. I hope you and the mom's who read your blog find my comments helpful. I've been very pleased with my SnuggleMuff arm cradle as have those that have received them from me as gifts. Have a wonderful day, Nichole Wright </p> I have purchased several of the SnuggleMuff arm cradles for myself and friends. I was introduced to the product in the hospital by the lactation consultant, who is an IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant). Not only did the SnuggleMuff help position the baby correctly, it also made nursing more comfortable for me and my baby. Another thing that I like about the SnuggleMuff is that when my other children needed assistance it was easy for me to get up and go tend to them without the need to stop nursing. I’ve talked to a lot of moms who have to do just that when they are used to using lap style nursing pillows. My SnuggleMuff is great for travel and fits nicely in my diaper bag. It’s the only nursing sleeve I’ve come across that’s approved by hospitals and recommended by lactation consultants. I usually pay $29.99 for the SnuggleMuffs I purchase and give as gifts. At the showers I attend it always receives the most Oohs and Awes. It really is an awesome product. I looked at the Cuddle Sleeve, but I found it way too expensive, not adequately padded and way too big…it went from my arm pit all the way past my wrist…LOL At $59.99 the Cuddle Sleeve was no bargain and definitely not worth the money. I hope you and the mom’s who read your blog find my comments helpful. I’ve been very pleased with my SnuggleMuff arm cradle as have those that have received them from me as gifts. Have a wonderful day, Nichole Wright

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