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Hospital Bag Mini Bundle

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To make your stay in the hospital more comfortable, including a special something to help with those sleepless nights after

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$69 $79

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Postpartum Recovery

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All you need to start healing and feeling more comfortable after a vaginal delivery – and for C-section mamas who pushed first

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$99 $150

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C-Section Recovery

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Everything you need for recovery from your C-section, complete with top products for abdominal support and scar healing

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$149 $215

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Breastfeeding

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Essentials to set you up for success on your breastfeeding journey along with guidance to help you be confident and prepared

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$99 $160

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Baby Health & Grooming

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Everything for your baby's health in the first year and beyond, all organized in a pretty medicine box (there is such a thing)

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$149 $215

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Newborn

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Giftable newborn essentials with cheat sheets on pacifier use, skin-to-skin, calming a fussy baby, and more

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Infant Books

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Five carefully-chosen books that meet your baby where they are developmentally in the early months and that grow with them

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$55 $65

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On-the-Go

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A set of items traveling parents of babies & toddlers swear by, complete with packing lists and tips for different travel scenarios

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$99 $150

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Introducing Solids

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A complete set of products widely-loved by parents and feeding therapists for the transition to solids from 6-18+ months

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$99 $160

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Add-on: Hand Crocheted Mini Animals

Hand-crocheted stuffed animals from Bebemoss: a woman-owned fair trade social enterprise

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There are dozens of little things we realize we need after baby comes. We help moms simplify the chaos with comprehensive bundles for each stage, without excess clutter

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We curate our bundles with the best brands for each category and stage. Our curation is based on what other moms love the most and are vetted by experts, never based on sponsorships, affiliate commissions, or individual preferences. Learn more about how we curate here.

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Our bundles are curated based on what other moms love the most and are vetted by experts — never based on sponsorships, affiliate commissions, or individual preferences

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We partner with experts across fields to create unbiased and digestible cheat sheets and videos for moms based on the latest research, without sponsored content! Explore our content library and learn more!

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We partner with experts across fields to create unbiased & digestible cheat sheets and videos for moms based on the latest research, without sponsored content

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Words Of Wisdom

from our community of strong mamas

Karrie B.

Mom of Thomas (7) and Matthew (6)

Best advice:

New moms get bombarded with advice from people trying to help, but every kid is different. I have two boys 18 months apart, exact same upbringing, and they were night and day in terms of what they needed. So go ahead and try someone’s advice but if it doesn’t work, who cares, try something else. Just see what works for you and move forward.

Favorite part of motherhood:

My favorite part of motherhood and my favorite part of my job as an OBGYN is being part of this sisterhood and sharing an understanding with so many women of what this crazy journey is all about, from the every day details to the profoundness of it. It's easy to forget this sometimes but I'm lucky to be reminded of it everyday with my patients.

Kelly B.

Mom of Ronin (3) and James (1)

Best advice:

Get ready for life to get messy. Let go. It's okay!

Favorite part of motherhood:

The koala hugs, bedtime cuddles, the giggles and hearty belly laughs, holding my sleeping baby or toddler and being reminded of just how innocent and vulnerable he is, the unconditional love. It's impossible to pick just one thing.

Ana Luisa R.

Mom of Pablo (2)

Best advice:

The only difference between you and who you might look to as a "veteran" mom is time. While preparing and researching helps, you will learn most things on the job and figure it out as you go. No one knows your baby or can care for them like you do!

Favorite part of motherhood:

There are so many little things that make me forget about other challenges I'm having in life, like how happy he is to see me in the morning (he's soo cute when he wakes up!) or how excited he gets to see doggies in the park. Even though I'm busier now, these little things really help me "slow down" and appreciate the moment, which has made me a better person.

Ana K.

Mom of Nina (5), Samira (3), and Anabel (20 months)

Best advice:

Trust in your instincts and don't second guess yourself so much. I didn't always take this advice (with my first I was all about reading ALL the books) but once I did, I've enjoyed the ride so much more.

Favorite part of motherhood:

Listening to the hilarious and sometimes shockingly profound things my daughters say.

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Cheat Sheets for Moms

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Pediatric Physical Therapy for Torticollis

Torticollis in infants is when a baby’s neck muscles are tight on one side, typically a result of...

When your infant child has RSV

RSV is a common and contagious virus, especially among children. Most cases are similar to a cold...

Discovering your child has allergies

Food allergies can cause anxiety for some parents when introducing solids. Learn more about how L...

When your child has recurrent croup

Croup is a common respiratory illness of the trachea, larynx, and bronchi that can lead to inspir...

guidance for treating postpartum depression and mental health

Weight fluctuations as a new mom

Dealing with weight fluctuations is common for many people, especially moms as we go through preg...

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Pelvic floor challenges

Pelvic floor challenges such as incontinence, diastasis recti, painful sex, constipation, others ...

Mental health

Postpartum mental health is a spectrum, not black-and-white “baby blues or PPD”, though it’s ofte...

Postpartum nutrition

Postpartum nutrition is super important but often overlooked. Certain foods are more important th...

Everyone's postpartum recovery looks different but here is a general overview of what to expect week by week for the first 6 weeks and beyond

Recovery Timeline

Everyone's recovery looks different but here is a general overview of what to expect week by week...

Postpartum recovery and pain management tips and videos

General recovery & pain management

Physical recovery takes time, but there are also very concrete things you can do to help this pro...

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Breastmilk Storage

It takes a lot of effort to pump/collect breastmilk – so make sure to store it right, but no need...

Clogged/Blocked Milk Ducts and Mastitis

Clogged (also known as blocked or plugged) milk ducts can occur if breasts aren’t emptied regular...

Engorgement

Engorgement makes the breast feel hard, full, heavy, and possibly warm or tender. Some degree of ...

Sore nipples are common the first several days or even weeks of breastfeeding, but here are some tips and indications that there's an underlying issue to resolve

Sore or Cracked Nipples

Sore nipples are common during the first several days or even weeks of breastfeeding. Pain is oft...

Oversupply

"How to build supply" gets much more attention, but oversupply can also be a challenge for moms. ...

Learn expert-driven tips for maintaining and boosting milk supply while breastfeeding

Maintaining & Boosting Milk Supply

Most moms know – or quickly learn – that the key to maintaining supply is to continue meeting bab...

Understand how breast milk supply actually works and learn tips and tricks from experts on how to build supply

Milk Supply 101

Read how milk supply actually works and tips for building supply in the early days and weeks.

Tips and videos on how to get a better latch and how to know when your baby is latched correctly while breastfeeding

Breastfeeding 101: Latch & Positioning

It usually takes time and some instruction to get the hang of breastfeeding. You may often hear t...

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Guide to brushing baby and toddler teeth with expert tips and videos

Dental care for babies & toddlers

Babies, and especially toddlers, can be very resistent and squirmy when it comes to brushing thei...

Eczema and rashes

Rashes of all types are very common in babies and young children, especially eczema, diaper rashe...

Cradle cap

Cradle cap is very common in young babies. You can recognize it as patches of yellow scales or cr...

Reflux

Simply put, reflux is when your baby spits up breastmilk or formula. Most babies have some degree...

Constipation

Detecting constipation can be confusing because baby poop changes a lot over time. Read here to u...

Tips and expert videos for gas relief in babies

Gas

Young babies sometimes get “gassy”, which is when air is trapped in their digestive tract. This i...

Tips and videos for colds and congestion in babies

Colds & Congestion

Colds are very common in babies as their immune systems fight off viruses and pollutants. They of...

Teething pain

Teething is when a baby has a tooth come through the gums, which can be uncomfortable for your ba...

Fever

Fevers in young babies can be very scary for parents. Read here for the rundown on fevers and wha...

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Pacifier Usage Tips

Pacifiers: to use or not to use? This question unfortunately comes with some controversy, like lo...

Skin-to-skin contact

The benefits of skin-to-skin contact are widely acknowledged. Skin-to-skin care (SSC) is when a n...

Tummy time

Tummy time is important for your baby as you'll probably hear a lot, but there's no need to overc...

Expert tips on how to calm a crying or fussy baby

Calming a fussy baby

There are few things more stressful than a very fussy baby that won't stop crying. The most commo...

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Flying with a baby or toddler

Flying with a baby is work! A bit of planning ahead and having the right mindset can make it more...

General tips & prep for traveling with a baby

Traveling away from home with your baby can be fun and at the same time it can be hard. The key t...

Packing Lists for Traveling with a Baby: Sun and Snow Checklists

Here are packing lists for your baby or toddler to help you get organized before taking that well...

Long car rides with a baby or toddler

Long car rides are tougher with babies, but they're often unavoidable. Just make sure to travel s...

Packing Lists for Traveling with a Baby: Basic Checklist

Traveling both near and far with a baby or toddler can mean packing lots of stuff, and it's easy ...

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Choking Hazards and Safety Tips for Babies & Toddlers

Simply put, choking hazards are objects that block a child's airway. The most concerning foods ar...

Food allergies

Food allergies can cause anxiety for some parents when introducing solids. Allergies only affect ...

How to Start Solids: Spoon-feeding, baby-led weaning, & key principles

Which method to use for introducing solids to your baby? The answer is: it's up to YOU! You may c...

Nutrition Tips for Babies and Toddlers

Breastmilk or formula is the primary source of calories and nutrients during baby's first year, w...

Solids Progression: 6-12 months

From the time your baby starts solids around 6 months until their first birthday, it's best to pr...

When & why to start solids

When should your baby start solids? If milk is the main source of nutrition for the first year, w...

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We partner with health experts that work every day to support moms along this amazing journey. Meet some of our expert partners and read how they are using Mamieli as a platform to share their wisdom more broadly.

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Testimonials

Mamieli's growing community of moms, moms-to-be, and supporters of current and future mamas are already speaking highly of Mamieli bundles.

Casey J.

Mom of James, 4 months

“It's so refreshing to have a place I can turn for a simple collection of products other moms truly love. I find it nearly impossible to cut through the noise of biased product recs online - it seems more and more IG mom influencers are "selling out" and doing so many partnerships.”

Kelly B.

Mom of Emma (6), Teddy (3) & baby #3 due soon

“Maybe because I'm juggling several kids and my job I appreciate TIME more than anything, and these Mamieli bundles are saving me so much time getting all the postpartum things I need at once before my third is born in a couple weeks.”

Emma F.

Mom of Abigail (4) and Max (2)

“Mamieli nailed the products in the PP and baby health bundles - I know from experience they work and yes, you need them all. The breastfeeding bundle is probably amazing too but I wasn't able to breastfeed so can't speak to that one.”

Caroline C.

Friend of a soon-to-be first time mama

"The first of my friends is having a baby and I really have no clue about any of this stuff! These bundles feel so thoughtful and helpful for the mom which is what I want to gift her as opposed to only baby toys or clothes.”

Maxi B.

Mom of baby boy on the way

"I've added all the bundles to my registry because they cover so much ground, and a lot of these items are just not giftable as one-off products. For example I feel weird adding a thing of nipple balm to my registry but honestly I'd rather be gifted useful things. It also makes it easier for my friends and family to gift a cohesive package instead of a bunch of one-off things."

Lorena S.

Mom-to-be

"My favorite part of the Mamieli platform is the content library with vetted videos. It's hard to search and find quality videos on Instagram... this is saving me from the rabbit hole."