Leah Rocketto

New York

Associate Commerce Director at What to Expect

Associate Commerce Director at BabyCenter

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Articles

Momcozy’s new baby carrier comes with a surprise: postpartum support

3 weeks ago | babycenter.com | Leah Rocketto

BabyCenter selects products based on the research of our editors and the wisdom of parents in the BabyCenter Community. All prices and details are accurate at the time of publication. We may earn a commission from shopping links. When I was pregnant with my daughter Olivia, I tried to keep my registry super minimal. One of the first things I crossed off the list? A baby carrier. I figured, hey — I’m not working, I don’t have another kid to juggle, how often will I really need my hands free?
Momcozy’s New Nursing Pillow Is About to Be a Favorite for Moms and Babies

1 month ago | whattoexpect.com | Leah Rocketto

Just so you know, What to Expect may earn commissions from the shopping links included on this page. All sales and prices are accurate at the time of publishing. Take it from someone who's been there, done that — and is about to do it all over again: a good nursing pillow seriously changes the game when it comes to breastfeeding comfort. I made the mistake of leaving mine behind on a trip to my mom’s once… let’s just say I never did that again.
Momcozy’s New Belly Band Provides Discreet Postpartum Support

1 month ago | whattoexpect.com | Leah Rocketto

Just so you know, What to Expect may earn commissions from the shopping links included on this page. All sales and prices are accurate at the time of publishing. I’m in the thick of prepping for Baby #2’s arrival, which means stocking up on all the newborn essentials and grabbing some postpartum recovery gear I may have overlooked the first time around. At the top of my list? A postpartum belly wrap — specifically one that’s super supportive without being bulky or obvious.
Momcozy’s New Pump Offers Hospital-Level Suction in a Wearable Form

1 month ago | whattoexpect.com | Leah Rocketto

Just so you know, What to Expect may earn commissions from the shopping links included on this page. All sales and prices are accurate at the time of publishing. Wearable breast pumps are a true game-changer, giving moms the freedom to pump just about anywhere. The one downside? They often lack the power of their plugged-in counterparts. That’s what makes the Momcozy V1 Pro Hands-Free Breast Pump a standout innovation in the pumping space.
Momcozy Unveils Its Most Discreet Breast Pump, Freeing Up Your Day

2 months ago | whattoexpect.com | Leah Rocketto

Just so you know, What to Expect may earn commissions from the shopping links included on this page. All sales and prices are accurate at the time of publishing. In prepping for Baby #2, I’ve been thinking about all the things I want to do differently this time around. First priority? Investing in a wearable breast pump so I can actually spend time with my newborn and toddler instead of being tethered to a wall. And the Momcozy Air 1 Breast Pump may have just jumped to the top of my list.
Momcozy’s New Belly Band Provides Hospital-Grade Support and Maximum Comfort

2 months ago | whattoexpect.com | Leah Rocketto

Just so you know, What to Expect may earn commissions from the shopping links included on this page. All sales and prices are accurate at the time of publishing. It’s a frustrating truth: as your belly grows, so do the chances of experiencing pregnancy pains. If you're dealing with round ligament pain or lower back discomfort, a belly band may help alleviate some of the strain.
Momcozy’s New Baby Monitor Works With or Without Wi-Fi So You Can Keep an Eye on Baby 24/7

Mar 6, 2025 | whattoexpect.com | Leah Rocketto

Just so you know, What to Expect may earn commissions from the shopping links included on this page. All sales and prices are accurate at the time of publishing. When it comes to baby monitors, there are two types: Wi-Fi monitors, which won’t work if you have spotty or no service, and non-Wi-Fi monitors, which have a limited range. Neither of these options seem ideal if you’re a first-time parent who's (rightfully) nervous about leaving your baby alone at bedtime.
Dr Talbot’s MilkFresh Sensors Keep Your Liquid Gold From Spoiling

Mar 3, 2025 | whattoexpect.com | Leah Rocketto

In the weeks — fine, months — after my daughter arrived, my brain was running on fumes. I couldn’t remember when she was born, where I put her pacifier, or what I ate for breakfast (minutes after scarfing it down, by the way). These memory lapses made pumping especially challenging. Despite my best Type-A efforts to keep my milk stash organized, a hastily written label would sometimes lead to me tossing that precious liquid gold out of fear of contamination.
I Didn’t Think a $70 Swaddle Was Worth It — Now I Gift It to Every New Mom

Feb 19, 2025 | whattoexpect.com | Leah Rocketto

Just so you know, What to Expect may earn commissions from the shopping links included on this page. All sales and prices are accurate at the time of publishing. There are two undeniable truths about swaddling. First, turning your baby into a tiny burrito isn’t just ridiculously adorable, it actually helps them sleep longer by reducing startle reflexes. Second, mastering the art of swaddling with a regular blanket requires the patience of a saint.
Hanna Andersson Baby Clothes Hold Up Through Every Mess and Milestone

Feb 12, 2025 | whattoexpect.com | Melissa Bykofsky |Leah Rocketto |Elizabeth Buxton

Just so you know, What to Expect may earn commissions from the shopping links included on this page. All sales and prices are accurate at the time of publishing. When I was pregnant and drowning in research on registry must-haves (car seats, strollers, the works) I’d take a break by picking out ridiculously cute baby outfits.