Designed by a Board-Certified Lactation Consultant, The Lolo™ is the only product that puts baby in a cross-cradle position for feeding, which is optimal for infants in the first 3 months. All other sling carriers are designed for wearing your baby in an upright position.

Jun 28, 2022 · The Lolo's patent-pending design puts baby in the proper position for breastfeeding–tummy to tummy with you–helping your baby latch comfortably and effectively. Plus: The Lolo Breastfeeding Carrier gives you the flexibility to multitask at home, play with your other children while feeding your baby, work on your computer, or anything else ...

The Lolo™ is the first breastfeeding sling that gives mamas the freedom to modestly and comfortably breastfeed on-the-go.

With your Lolo in your diaper bag, you're free to leave your house (and your anxiety) behind. Puts baby in the right position. The Lolo's patent-pending design puts baby in the proper position for breastfeeding–tummy to tummy with you–helping your baby latch comfortably and effectively.

The Lolo™ is the first breastfeeding sling that gives mamas the freedom to modestly and comfortably breastfeed on-the-go.

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The Lolo™ is the first breastfeeding sling that gives mamas the freedom to modestly and comfortably breastfeed on-the-go.

Jun 28, 2023 · This is one reason we created The Lolo Baby breastfeeding sling 🤍 to support you through those days when you feel like you are feeding around the clock. Here is how my brilliant Mother-in-law and breastfeeding expert Dr. Jane Morton explains cluster feeding…

Nov 6, 2023 · The moment a new life enters the world, a series of remarkable changes begin, not just for the baby but also for you as a mama. Among these changes, the arrival of your breast milk, often referred to as "when the milk comes in," This signifies a significant milestone in your journey of motherhood.

Feb 2, 2023 · Thanks to the Lolo, you finally have a way to increase your skin-to-skin contact while breastfeeding your baby in those critical and all-encompassing first few months - all while you have friends over, do the dishes, play with your toddler, or go to lunch with the girls!