DadWare Original Bondaroo Skin to Skin Kangaroo Care Bonding T-Shirt (Char Large) Charcoal

Product Description

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Features

• PERFECT FOR THE NEW DAD - DadWare Bondaroo dad shirt baby wrap is not actaully designed to be a baby carrier shirt, rather, it gives access to Dad's chest and allows for the critical, skin to skin bonding after birth and in the home in the coming first months of life.
• ELONGATED AND BUILT FOR COMFORT - Our high-quality, easy to wear dad skin to skin shirt is one of the most comfortable baby wrap/t-shirt on the market! We are now making them a little longer so they don't ride up when the baby is placed in the shirt.
• HIGH-QUALITY & SAFE MATERIALS - This baby and dad bonding shirt is made with and incredibly soft imported poly/rayon/spandex french terry. While this is not designed to be a baby carrier, holder or swaddle, we are still made with high quality materials
• STYLISH & ERGONOMIC - Each of our skin to skin shirt is made to fit comfortably, feel lightweight and look great at home or in the hospital or NICU!
• BONDING SCIENTIFICALLY NECESSARY! - Skin-to-skin contact helps stabilize heart rate, crying & improve breathing patterns. Bondaroo dad shirt's ingenious design makes it easier for newborn fathers to spend quality time with their babies.

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