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The Benefits of Wool

Can wool make your pregnancy and breastfeeding experience better?

There is unlike any other time in a woman’s life when her body undergoes such drastic changes as during pregnancy and while breastfeeding. The same hormones responsible for nourishing a new life inside and out are also responsible for sweating, restless sleep, skin irritations and more. One simple and sustainable fabric, wool, may help relieve some of these pregnancy and breastfeeding woes. Let me explain…

mother breastfeeding newborn in wool sweater

  • Wool regulates temperature and can absorb up to one third of its dry weight in moisture before it begins to feel wet. Once wet it draws dampness away from the body and also dries quickly. Wool bedding has been proven to provide better and deeper sleep through its ability to regulate body temperature. I have yet to meet an expectant mother or nursing mother who feels like she couldn’t use more sleep. Why not maximize the quality of sleep you have?
  • It is naturally anti-microbial which means it resists odor. It also contains lanolin and keratin, both of which haveĀ anti-bacterial and anti-microbial properties. Whether you are pregnant during the hot summer or dealing with postpartum hormones, wearing wool can help keep you cool, dry, and odor free. It also makes an effective nursing pad for all of the same reasons.
  • Wool fibers are naturally elastic due to its coiled springs and return to their original state when the tension on them is released. The elasticity and durability of wool make it easy for the fabric to transition from belly bump to postpartum while still maintaining its shape.
  • Superfine merino wool is non-irritating and will help prevent chafing. Perfect for a growing belly and other body parts that may be sensitive and itchy.

And if all of that isn’t enough to convince you to give wool a try, it is a sustainable, renewable, long-lasting, all-season fabric. Unsure of what products to try? Follow me to see the latest reviews.

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Hello! I am a mama to a toddler boy and two wheaten terriers. When my little boy was a baby, I was researching natural fiber baby clothes and accessories, and it was very hard to find reviews and personal life experiences. I then decided to help others make the best decisions about organic natural clothing and products for their own families.

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Hello. I am a mama to a toddler boy, baby girl and two wheaten terriers. When my little boy was a baby, it was very hard to find reviews and personal life experiences of natural fiber baby products. My goal is to help others make the best decisions about organic natural clothing and products for their own families.

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