Milk Bands Breastfeeding Reminder Bracelet - Green

Great product! It has definitely helped me track where I need to feed next as these events tend to blur together when they are happening inconsistently and I'm running off little sleep. It requires flipping the band over every time you feed so you know if you are on the right or left. Clever, inexpensive way to do this and I hardly ever take my band off. I would definitely recommend this product to other nursing mom's (especially in the early stages). Only downside is the tabs that it comes with to help track the length of/or time between feedings are kind of weak and broke off mine within a week.

I had a mother's minder nursing bracelet with my first pregnancy and loved it! it was simple to use and lasted 18 months. I bought this bracelet thinking it would be just as good, I was wrong. Here are the main points as to why I would not recommend this product:-they have removable pieces that come off and get lost (also choking hazard)- flipping the band to tell you which side to nurse on next OR which one you just nursed on?? I don't know about everyone, but when It's 2 am and i'm bleary eyed, trying to read small lettering on a band is not that easy, simply putting on the wrist to next feed on seems much easier.- times and numbers are listed and can be confusing ( one side for length baby nurse, one side for time they nursed). too much info!all in all, I think I will save this as a "spare" and order the mother's minder bracelet again.

I bought one 3 years ago and loved it. Its a great idea and very useful and helpful with a new baby. However the one I ordered for my newest baby is not the sane quality. I've used it for 2 weeks and all four of the little white things have broken. They broke when simple being slid up and down the bracelet.

This thing worked only 10 days before one of the sliding plastic markers broke. I tried super gluing it back together, but no luck since it needed to be moved so frequently. I made due with just the other one to mark hours. A week later, that one broke too! At that point it was only good to remind me right or left. The whole bracelet snapped in half after 2 months. My advice, use a tan, thin rubber band to mark which side you last nursed on. It's not beautiful but it almost disappears and does the job. I really wanted this thing to work cause in the beginning, when my baby was nursing 8-10 times a day, I was sleep deprived, and had no idea how many hours had passed or even what day it was. Good idea but not made well!

I bought the Milk Bands Breastfeeding Bracelet soon after my first baby was born. This looked like a great product to track her feeding. The band is numbered to match the hours on one side and every five minutes on the other. Tiny sliding plastic pieces snap onto the bracelet to mark the time of baby's last feeding. The first sliding piece broke off with a few days. Thankfully, it came with a spare. But the second one broke, too. So I made due with just the hour tracker. Then that one broke. I love the idea, but the execution is flawed. I would not buy this for my expecting friends until the company made some changes.

It's very cute and fresh idea. However you have to always remember flip it and change the time (which is not always possible while you are breastfeeding, especially changing the time, because the baby is laying on one of your hands and you can't change time with one hand only).

I really love the idea of the milkband bracelet. Works great for about a week and then the little plastic pointers break off. Product only come with two extra so after two weeks you have to purchase a new one becuase they break so easily! I would spend more on a bracelet that does not have the plastic squares you move, what a hassle and dissapointment!

this item was much better looking than i had thought and the idea behind it is great, my only problem is that it would turn inside out on it's own, during activity, changing clothes, during sleep - so that kind of defeats the whole purpose - but i do wonder if it was because my wrists are so small, so this may not happen to everyone!