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Donate today to help Moms and preemie babies stay connected

The Sweat Sheet is the first shirt designed to retain Mom’s scent that seamlessly transforms into a NICU mattress cover. Now mom can be there to comfort baby even when she can’t be. But not without your help.Your donation will provide the Sweat Sheet to families of premature babies, and other much-needed support.
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Helping Moms and preemie babies stay connected

How it works

INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO
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Step by Step

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1

After Mom removes the Sweat Sheet, slide the NICU mattress inside bottom of the shirt.

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4

Unfasten the tab on
the right arm.

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7

Pull the necktie to
desired tightness.

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2

The front of the shirt should now be facing down. Smooth any creases out of the shirt.

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5

Lay the sleeves flat against the mattress and fasten the tab on the velcro inside the left sleeve.

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8

Tuck the necktie strings inside the shirt. Place the Sweat Sheet-covered mattress back inside the incubator.

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3

Zip up the bottom.

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6

Holding the sleeves in place, flip the mattress. The front of the shirt should now be facing up.

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