Can they be used during pregnancy ?
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Yes! I'm not a doctor, so you should definitely talk to yours about this if you're worried, but compression socks are actually very good for pregnant women because they can really help the blood circulation problems that are associated with pregnancy, and might help prevent varicose veins as well.
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A co-worker told me she wore compression stockings during her pregnancy and was pleased. Not sure if these are right for you, you should ask your doctor. My dermatologist noticed my legs were swelled from working and told me to wear them. She stands on her feet all day and told me she wears them every day. My legs feel great after work. Good luck with your pregnancy, but you should always consult a medical person.
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I am not a MD but I don't see why no. Any compression stockings that are comfortable will work. just be sure they are not to tight at the top that they cut off the circulation. just like any other sock.
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These should NOT be used in car seats. They are "aftermarket products" and your manual will tell you not to use them. The packaging also likely says not to use them in a car seat. They are NOT safe. Using them in the car seat essentially means you're using your baby as a crash test dummy. Legally, the manufacturer could throw the product against a wall and call it "crash tested". This has not been crash tested in every seat...chances are, it hasn't been "crash tested" in ANY seat. It will also void your manufacturer's warranty (of the car seat) and in the event of a crash, your seat probably won't be covered by your insurance company either. These should NOT be used in car seats. They are "aftermarket products" and your manual will tell you not to use them. The packaging also likely says not to use them in a car seat. They are NOT safe. Using them in the car seat essentially means you're using your baby as a crash test dummy. Legally, the manufacturer could throw the product against a wall and call it "crash tested". This has not been crash tested in every seat...chances are, it hasn't been "crash tested" in ANY seat. It will also void your manufacturer's warranty (of the car seat) and in the event... » Read More These should NOT be used in car seats. They are "aftermarket products" and your manual will tell you not to use them. The packaging also likely says not to use them in a car seat. They are NOT safe. Using them in the car seat essentially means you're using your baby as a crash test dummy. Legally, the manufacturer could throw the product against a wall and call it "crash tested". This has not been crash tested in every seat...chances are, it hasn't been "crash tested" in ANY seat. It will also void your manufacturer's warranty (of the car seat) and in the event of a crash, your seat probably won't be covered by your insurance company either. « Show Less
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That is what I use them in. Just make sure you bring the g diaper as far up to the top of the leg so they don't leak when baby moves. Also, they are a tad bulky depending on how big your baby is. I had to wait til my baby is 16 lbs for the best absorbancy.
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No socks are going to be super comfortable for that long but they were definitely a lifesaver for me because of swelling during pregnancy. What helps with these socks is rolling down the top plasticky part when they start to get uncomfortable. You will also need someone to help you get them on each day. I couldn't do it myself.
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No bio impedence is not approved for pregnancy but no risks have been identifed bu FDA.Never use during pregnency
2281988
Yes -- See here: http://www.rainbowlight.com/prenatal/SelectingTheRightVitamin.aspx
1950807
No, and you don't want them to be. Safety comes from having your hand on the baby at all times when you are changing. There is a single, connected strap for securing the device to a changing table. This is the best purchase I have made, why? Babies pee a lot on the changing table and you don't need a load of laundry each time that happens. You want to wipe and go.
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They could be placed inside a prefold if extra absorbency is needed. You can place these in pocket diapers, layer on an All-in-one diaper, or even lay these inside a diaper cover (like a bum genius brand Flip diaper.) these are versatile and can be placed directly against babies skin if desired.
1958114
I checked the package and I can see no reason why you couldn't use them as baby wipes. They are machine washable so could be used over again if you chose to.
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You totally can! I ordered these before my daughter was born because my aunty used them for her daughter and she loved them. So I thought why not give it a try. And their AMAZEBALLS! They absorb great and come in so many cute colors! I highly recommend. Just be sure to take it off when their sleeping in case it gets pulled back or something and they choke...
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Yes, I think they would be fine for postpartum needs. There are lighter versions and heavier versions. Choose what suits you best.
356999
Yes. I tried to use it in summer and it was not good for summer. Of course it was compounded by the hormones after delivery but so hot.
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Good question I would suggest try not to do that( reuse) as it might save ur budget but it's Gona harm ur baby's health.
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Yes! I started out using it for placenta encapsulation and then I started using E.O.'s and I put E.O. in capsule and it lasted for more than a week without dissolving. Great product.
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You should be able to but I would check with your doctor or the baby's pediatrician.
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It was super uncomfortable right after birth so I didn't use it much right away anyway. I've heard people have the best results when they use something right away. I thought thus worked well regardless if when you start.
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I haven't tried that but it seems to key in on the baby's movement more, however any movement will make it think all is ok. Try to only use it in a static environment where the baby is the only thing that can move.