Maimondes Health, Parker and Talia give away 1,000 sensory-free onesies to newborns

"The onesies will not only provide warmth and comfort for our littlest patients," says Dr. Kavitha Ram.

Julia Joseph

May 9, 2024, 4:57 PM

Updated 10 days ago

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Maimondes Health along with vendor Parker and Talia gave away 1,000 sensory-free onesies Thursday to aid new mothers as they welcome their little ones.
"We make it in this super-softbamboo fabric," says Parker and Talia founder Valerie Bernal.
Bernal says her children would often cry because they were uncomfortable in their own clothes - whether it was a tag bothering them, a seam or the elastic.
Newborns at Maimondes Health will now be more comfortable thanks to Bernal's sensory-free onesies and swaddles.
"The onesies will not only provide warmth and comfort for our littlest patients," says Dr. Kavitha Ram. "It gives us a way to gift back our gratitude for the privilege of serving Brooklyn mothers and their families."


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