Hoopa Feeding Pillow Cum Carrier - Turquoise Blue

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At a Glance Hoopa is an innovative feeding pillow cum carrier that makes handling little infant bodies easy...Lift , Hold, Carry, & Feed infants safely !! Tested and certified by InterTek Laboratories as meeting US CPSIA (Consumer Safety Regulations) Key Features Tested and certified by InterTek Laboratories as meeting US CPSIA (Consumer Safety Regulations) Supports the delicate body of infant including neck, head, spine, hands and legs Protects infant from jerks during lifting and improper caring Ergonomically designed contours provide best position to newborn for feeding and burping Provides a sense of security to parents when others are holding their newborn Freedom to infant from tightly wrapped cloth 100% washable and anti-microbial Prevents contagious disease from approaching infant Prevents flat head syndrome because of a contoured head position Convenient & Safe Lift , Hold & Feed infants safely !! Hoopa is an innovative feeding pillow that makes handling wiggly little infant bodies easy HOW TO USE Rest your baby at center. Then hold the carrier, in any comfortable manner, in your arms. Your newborn is safe in Hoopa. Hoopa cushion is the simplest way to lift and hold newborn infants eliminating all jerks and associated risks. Why Use Hoopa? Infant's head requires a firm support because neck's muscles aren't strong enough to hold baby's head in position. Mothers experience anxiety and concern when a visitor, who can't be trusted, attempts to hold the baby and his/her neck. Hoopa removes the risks involved in holding and lifting an infant. When baby is lifted along-with Hoopa cushion, the ergonomically designed Hoopa holds the neck and head of baby safely in proper position. Hoopa cushion can be held from anywhere but the neck and delicate body of newborn will be brilliantly supported by the specially designed contours of Hoopa Traditionally, infant's body is tightly wrapped in a cloth called as "swaddling". Tight cloth wrapping is a prison-like experience for infant and it greatly discomforts the newborn. The newborn cannot express or speak, but the pain and suffocation are unbearable. Hoopa provides complete freedom from this tight wrapping because the body parts of infant are protected from all side by Hoopa cushion and the baby can be coolly lifted and held within Hoopa cushion, comfortably and without fear. Tight wrapping of infant's body in towel or cloth inhibits the growth of infant and his/her body. Without the tight wrappings, infant can move his/her legs and hands freely. Activity in body improves blood circulation and lead to growth of infant's muscle. Holding the infant with Hoopa prevents infant from microbial attack. Hoopa is made from anti-microbial material. Hoopa becomes the touch point where hands are placed to lift and hold the vulnerable infant Hoopa secures the infant from all sides and the mother does not have to stay in a fixed statue position during feeding. After pregnancy, mother's body is weak. By using Hoopa, mother can comfortably switch her body position and shift because Hoopa cushion can be held from anywhere and in any manner Often people are not confident while picking up infants due to the fragile structure of infant's body and bones. Hoopa makes you feel confident & at the same time secures the infant from inexperienced holding Works wonderfully for aged people & children who crave to hold the infant. Hoopa removes these difficulties caused by lower abilities of lifting and holding infant Do's & Dont's Do not leave the baby unattended on the Hoopa Feeding Pillow Cum Carrier Do not leave baby face down Do not touch hot objects or flame directly to Hoopa Feeding Pillow Cum Carrier Do not use in stroller or car seat Do let the baby eat or suck the carrier It is recommended to use two hands for holding Hoopa Feeding Pillow Cum Carrier Washing Instruction Gentle hand wash only, when required Use only mild detergents Do not squeeze dry Dry it in shaded areaItems Included In Pack 1 Hoopa Feeding Pillow Cum Carrier Assembly Video