Kangaroozak Essay

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The kangaroozak® is part of our Nurturing Technology™ and is the result of a story of true love, science, and a promise to Zachary to nurture and change the world of babies on his behalf.

Congratulations!
With the help of the kangaroozak® you will experience the best of being a nurturing parent while your baby receives the most sophisticated evidence-based nurturing developmental care™.
Your purchase helps us support critically ill babies around the world. Please read all the information in this card, and subscribe free for news, updates, and promotions at www.nurturedbydesign.com/register The Kangaroozak® Is Engineered To Provide A Safe, Effective, User Friendly, And Nurturing Kangaroo Care.
Designed by Yamile Jackson, a Ph.D. in ergonomics and human factors engineer and Zachary’s …show more content…
Box 3276, Sugar Land, Texas 77487 USA
© 2016 Nurtured by Design. All Rights Reserved. kangaroozak® is Patented.

INSTRUCTIONS:

Wear the kangaroozak® Before Transferring The Baby.
Wrap the kangaroozak® around your naked torso selecting the zipper that comfortably fits your body (not too tight and not too loose) and close it before transferring the baby.
To transfer, partially open the zipper or lower the kangaroozak®.. After the baby is in proper position cover him/her with the kangaroozak® up to the earlobe and make sure the zipper is fully closed. Do not cover the face or head.

Easy Cleaning: Wash before first use. Insert in the washing bag (included) and wash/dry with the baby’s clothes.

Warm it in the towel warmer or in the dryer, or wear it for 5 minutes before the baby’s transfer.

Comfort and Nurturing Kangaroo Position
The kangaroozak® is designed to support your baby’s weight, proper posture, and kangaroo position. The kangaroozak® helps keep the baby strictly vertical and mid-aligned in “frog” position helping prevent flexion/hyperextension of the neck and also the baby’s vertical movement (dislodging of medical

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