Customer Testimonials

So, I purchased both the left and right hand Zakeez and have realized I use them every chance I get:
*  I line his tummy and his back to keep him on his side and it is so obvious that he is more comfortable and that he is not getting overheated.  Because I am able to keep him comfortable on his side, I can watch him now on  averages of 2 to 3 hour stretches and will sometimes sleeping for 4 hours.  
*  My son likes to kick his blanket off, so I also use them as a weight on the blankets.  This way if he rolls over or kicks them, I know the Zakeez! is soft enough that he won't hurt himself.  
* We also take the Zakeez with us when we travel.  We realize we have really become dependent on the Zakeez almost like the 'Security Blanket" syndrome.

Kristy, "First Time Mom"
Houston, Texas

Yamile, Thanks so much for inventing the Zaky.  When my daughter came a month early, she just wouldn't sleep without being held or touched.  I got her a Zaky and it worked like a charm.  She is now 5 months old and still sleeping so soundly with her Zaky.  It has really comforted her and I don't know what I would have done without it.  Thanks so much, 

Jenny Shelton BSW
Wichita Falls, Texas

I have to tell you about how I used the Zakeez hand the other night.

Billy is getting his two bottom teeth right now and Bill and I have been getting no sleep at all.  I hadn't used 'the hand' in a while since he had been sleeping through the night and taking naps with no problem.  Well, when the teething started so did the clinginess.  He cries if you put him down on the floor, he cries if you try to put him in the crib or leave him in anyway.  We basically have to get him to fall asleep downstairs, wait for about 20 minutes until he is in a hard sleep and then take him upstairs and leave him in his crib.
In the middle of the night is even harder, he wakes up, starts crying (screaming is more accurate) and is only soothed if you are standing over his crib patting his back or at least just sitting there next to him.  I have watched him sleep for 10 minutes, then I will slowly tip toe out of
the room and as soon as he senses I am gone, he wakes up and starts screaming.  Well, the other night, I was scared to even remove my hand from his back for fear he would wake up again when I glanced over and saw 'the
hand'.  I grabbed it and put it on his back.  I slowly backed out of the room, expecting to hear him cry again, but he never did.  It worked!

I am so ready for the teething to be over and I really hope we can pick up on his good sleep patterns he had before, but until then I am really glad I have that thing!  Tell Yamile if you see her that I said 'thanks' once again!

Ann H - Houston Texas

I am the one that found your article on the internet and forward it to Gloria. It made good sense to me because I knew of the baby's condition and just want to try to make Ashley feel a little better about the things that could have happened and we were all pulling for her and the baby. At one point in time Poor Ashley had just given up any hope but she is still a child herself and could not understand why the hospital had to tell her everything and not give false hopes to her. Just another thank you for your concern. May God bless you and keep you helping other children

Yamile with Breyanna in Galveston Texas

Jim and Gloria W. 
Colmesneil, Texas