i need know how i use this placenta ?
1830739
After shampooing hair, apply Hask Placenta and let it set for about 10 minutes, rinse out and dry as usual.
1830740
wash your hair, towel dry it and put the placenta on rub it into your hair let it rest for a few minutes, dry and style or however you want to fix it.
1830741
for this style, it's a leave-in tonic, you put it on after you've washed your hair.
2228408
Sorry, I have no clue. Maybe take your seat to local baby store and try it out??
1080617
good lord, have it in the hospital. it comes out with the cord around its neck and you want to be in the hospital for emergency surgery, not having a baby die in a blow up pool like my friend did. If you really want a pool / home like birth just do it in a cozy hospital suite with the pool and tell the Drs and nurses you dont need their help unless there is an emergency.
129772
its great to bath newborns, you use the fabric mesh that is shown on the picture and you can bath him securely... I used with my newborn and I felt more confident since Im a new mom.
458346
There is a website with a pdf file you can download that has the how to use stuff. You should of received it within your package.
308450
Put the carrier most of the way on while baby is laying in the crib or sitting in the carseat. Then put baby in position against your chest. Use one hand to hold baby in position (hand outside carrier) while you use your other hand to put the second shoulder strap on. Keep holding baby while you clip the top clip in the back with your free hand. It does take a bit of practice (maybe over a bed or other soft surface) but I was able to do it easily after only a few tries. I was able to safely carry my baby starting at about six pounds (she was a preemie).
1906588
@ Justin Anderson Raspberry Leaf Tea is recommended during pregnancy! It helps your uterus become strong for delivery. The only time I could see that as being a possible risk is if you have pre-eclampsia. My reason for staying away from this tea while pregnant would be the St. Johns Wart. I do recommend women who are in need of help sleeping with pregnancy make a tea of Chamomile flowers and Skullcap (Scullcap). These are midwife recommended herbs. Herbs over Unisom for sure. If all else fails you can try Valerian every once in a while although I only chewed the roots a few times it can help when you are so pregnant you can't sleep. Also midwife approved in moderation. @ Justin Anderson Raspberry Leaf Tea is recommended during pregnancy! It helps your uterus become strong for delivery. The only time I could see that as being a possible risk is if you have pre-eclampsia. My reason for staying away from this tea while pregnant would be the St. Johns Wart. I do recommend women who are in need of help sleeping with pregnancy make a tea of Chamomile flowers and Skullcap (Scullcap). These are midwife recommended herbs. Herbs over Unisom for sure. If all else fails you can try Valerian every once in a while although I only chewed the roots a few times it can... » Read More @ Justin Anderson Raspberry Leaf Tea is recommended during pregnancy! It helps your uterus become strong for delivery. The only time I could see that as being a possible risk is if you have pre-eclampsia. My reason for staying away from this tea while pregnant would be the St. Johns Wart. I do recommend women who are in need of help sleeping with pregnancy make a tea of Chamomile flowers and Skullcap (Scullcap). These are midwife recommended herbs. Herbs over Unisom for sure. If all else fails you can try Valerian every once in a while although I only chewed the roots a few times it can help when you are so pregnant you can't sleep. Also midwife approved in moderation. « Show Less
462658
It was a gift so I can't answer those questions. However, if you call the manufacturer they can nest answer that. I did see it I the store before purchasing it here. I would assume you would out a towel or some sort of covering under the baby to see things clean. Sorry I was unable to answer your questions.
1308391
Here is the link to a you tube video. It shows you how to use it properly.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3R5M5sD9SI
2126133
Betty, Look on the internet. There are several places that tell you how and show pictures.
332018
You can slide the baby in and out to nurse if you have it set up that way (as per included instructions). I have it set up as a bassinette at the moment.
1846367
i would suggest bio-oil, i tried Mederma after my pregnancy and it didnt improve..provided its expensive. bio oil has been working for me so far:)
86697
You don't. This is a bassinet. It is only useful until the baby can sit up or pull themselves up. It isn't like a pack and play where the height can be reduced and honestly it's too narrow for that anyway.
2140194
You do not. You use one pad while they are small and don't roll around everywhere. Once they start moving you will use both. My son is 6 weeks and still in bassinet and we use one right in the middle where we lay him. I love this product. It helps me relax and sleep better knowing I have it.
1171872
The way the napper is set up, you can only use it on the pack n play. There are two metal rods that support that are inserted around the napper. Other wise it just a piece of fabric and it will lie flat on another surface. On another note, follow the instruction very carefully. I was pregnant and didn't play close attention and ended up installing the pieces upside down. It just make it harder to remove once my baby grew out of it (the release button is so hard to press!). Also, the changing area is also really confusing to put together by looking at the instructions. Just don't give up! It's a great item. I love it so much because of the convenience. The way the napper is set up, you can only use it on the pack n play. There are two metal rods that support that are inserted around the napper. Other wise it just a piece of fabric and it will lie flat on another surface. On another note, follow the instruction very carefully. I was pregnant and didn't play close attention and ended up installing the pieces upside down. It just make it harder to remove once my baby grew out of it (the release button is so hard to press!). Also, the changing area is also really confusing to put together by looking at the instructions. Just don't give up!... » Read More The way the napper is set up, you can only use it on the pack n play. There are two metal rods that support that are inserted around the napper. Other wise it just a piece of fabric and it will lie flat on another surface. On another note, follow the instruction very carefully. I was pregnant and didn't play close attention and ended up installing the pieces upside down. It just make it harder to remove once my baby grew out of it (the release button is so hard to press!). Also, the changing area is also really confusing to put together by looking at the instructions. Just don't give up! It's a great item. I love it so much because of the convenience. « Show Less
2177833
Yo can use a little baby powder it is just too take the left over moist, or dry it very well and use powder once in a whileThanks
1112251
Hi. I did not use the string that goes on the top of my belly. On the back part there is a second string attached to the front part, so stick them together as you want and do not separate them when you put it on. Use it as a belt - wide part on your lower back, small part on the bottom of your belly. But I would recommend it to wear it only when you are standing or walking - when you sit - it may push your belly and make you uncomfortable.