Baby Belly Navel Patches, Cotton Pads for Baby Belly Button Hernia, Infant Essentials Must Haves (7 Pieces)

Estos parches los compro todos los meses para mi bebé , tenía miedo que el pegamento le lastimara su piel , pero nunca he tenido problema . Lo utilizo desde que a mi bebé se le cayó el ombliguito . Si le cambias el paper no se le cae . Vienen envueltos individual lo cual los mantiene higiénicos Si le pasas un wipe no se le cae . Al principio utilize otros productos y ninguno me resultó . Realmente lo recomiendo 100%

Mi bebé tenía el ombligo un poco salido y esto me ayudó mucho así que lo recomiendo para que su bebé tenga un ombligo más hermoso

Me fascinó el producto, realmente le ayudó a mi bebé, acomodar su ombliguito

These do not stick for NY length of time to do any good! I want. Refund not replacement that doesn't work+

Very good product!! Reordered it at least 3times !!

Easy to put on, my daughter had a big navel and trust me I bought these and it helped her belly button go right in

I have a 2 month old baby who at her appt was told she had a small umbilical hernia because it would protrude out like an outie as people know them. The doctor said it was not that bad and nothing to worry about but to keep an eye on it so it doesn’t get worse. I found this product and was skeptical at first. The first day we used the patch as directed only for 8 hours then removed it. Thankfully her skin didn’t react to the adhesive left a little red when removed but it’s normal just like a bandaid would on a baby. We put the second patch and left it in for 2 days, when we showered her I took the patch off and her belly button was complete inwards and stayed like that the entire shower even when she did abdominal pushes. I placed another just to keep the treatment up until I know it will heal that way.I really recommend this for babies even when they are newborn and their belly buttons fall off and you want to prevent any hernias.Definitely listen to the first patch only for 8 hours to make sure that your baby doesn’t have a reaction since some babies have sensitive or allergy prone skin. fYI I am a nurse and work with those patches all the time they are like the ones we place on IVs, when removing I recommend to use an alcohol pad and wipe while you pull the adhesive away to prevent pulling the skin and hurting the baby.

Adhesive is not good and the price is high for 7 pcs. Use guaze or a button and medical tape .. the paper kind . This was a waste of my money.