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MEMEENO Wins 2021 National Parenting Product Award
National Parenting Product Awards has awarded the MEMEENO Belly Band, a winner for the 2021 NAPPA Awards, Baby Essentials Category. The baby-soothing product had received good reviews and positive evaluations.
MEMEENO
The MEMEENO Belly Band is designed to help warm and soothe your baby's belly. It has an adjustable fastener that applies the right amount of pressure to your baby's tummy helping him with gas and colic symptoms. This self-heating band gives your baby womb-like security and just enough hug around the tummy to have the added benefit of easing out gas and relieving aches. It is made of organic cotton and designed with toxin-free water dyes that are surely safe for your baby.
MEMEENO was previously recognized as the 2020 Top Choice of the Year Award by Baby Maternity Magazine, also a 2019 National Parenting Product Award recipient, and a whole lot more.
National Parenting Product Awards
NAPPA is the exclusive product evaluator for L.A. Parent, reaching 200,000 families each month in the second-largest market in the country. It is also one of the longest-running awards programs in the U.S. They are the “go-to” source for parents and professionals seeking the best products for their kids and families.Leave a comment
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