MOM365, INC.
ST. LOUIS, MO

We're all about moms, all the time. We celebrate mom's journey, bonding with her and her baby from the very beginning. We share mom's pride, joy and excitement with gorgeous newborn photography in the hospital and beyond. We help moms save with unique Mom365 is the largest professional newborn photographer in the U.S.! Our staff of more than 1,700 professional photographers really loves sharing a milestone – baby’s first portrait – right in the hospital. And it doesn’t stop here. Moms can choose to purchase a wide variety of amazing portrait packages, irresistible birth announcements and keepsakes to celebrate the baby. We offer photography for so many phases of mom’s life with her new little true love. Always with an artistic, contemporary approach. Here are all the ways we help capture – and keep – special moments! Our Company History • First company in the industry to offer color processing for in-hospital newborn photography in the 1960s • New business model developed to provide “order right from the hospital” services. The company now provides digital imaging products and services, becoming clear industry leader in newborn photography in the 1990s • The 2000s are all about large investments in digitalized production facilities and the call center. Employees passed the 2,000 mark • The company is acquired by a U.K. firm in 2011, expanding our reach to the British newborn market. Aggressive expansion into China and Saudi Arabia creates a global photography business • Today Mom365 photographers provide free newborn portrait sessions to more than 1 million new moms and babies a year, every year. • 2013 marks the launch of a new brand called Mom365 along with a magazine and exciting online community for moms. Naturally you can expect even more innovation in the future! Babies eat by sucking and swallowing, so it's no surprise that sometimes they inhale air too! Burping your baby helps release any air he might have ingested along with his meal, which can give major relief to all kinds of fussing. Read on to learn more, including four burping methods. Babies need to burp because of swallowed air on the tummy, which affects bottle-fed babies more than breastfed babies. If your baby needs to burp frequently, try using a bottle specifically designed to better vent air out, which might help reduce the amount of air he's swallowing. You should try burping your baby after every feeding when your baby is brand-new and you're just getting to know what he needs. Generally, if your baby is fussy, seems uncomfortable, or cries after a feeding, burping her could provide serious relief. Another position to try is to hold your baby higher, so his stomach is lightly pressed against your shoulder. That gentle pressure could help release some air. This method is better for older babies who have strong neck muscles. With a few great products and the help of these ten tips, you’ll be well on your way to breastfeeding success. Partner With Mom365 Mom365 is a professional newborn photography company and life stage marketer operating within  the $2.1 trillion dollar U.S. new mom and baby market. Mom365’s prenatal to preschool business includes a roster of cross-platform and integrated marketing programs led by our in-hospital newborn photography service and bedside sampling programs. Our initial interaction with new moms has resulted in an unparalleled database of consumer information. From the first contact, Mom365’s relationship with mom grows as baby grows, via direct mail, email, and through a strong and growing online community. Mom365 reaches moms with children aged 0-8 years with age-based marketing programs, offering  ideas, inspiration and information for parents to learn, share and save. Mom365 provides moms with lasting and heartfelt experiences—and marketers with dynamic, awareness-building and response-generating programs that create lifetime customers. For more information on Mom365 and our response generating marketing programs, please contact: Help with finding and ordering Newborn Portaits Help with loading Baby portraits to the web Welcome to the website of Mom365.com ("Company", "we" or "us"). The following terms and conditions, together with any documents they expressly incorporate by reference (collectively, these "Terms of Use"), govern your access to and use of Mom365.com, including any content, functionality and services offered on or through Mom365.com (the "Website"), whether as a guest or a registered user. We reserve the right to withdraw or amend this Website, and any service or material we provide on the Website, in our sole discretion without notice. 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