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Video Learning Series :: Kissaluvs for your Newborn

Friday, February 26th, 2010

We often get asked if it’s possible to start cloth diapering from day one or if it’s possible to cloth diaper a smaller newborn.  In short, the answer is….YES!

The biggest consideration for diapering a newborn is containment.  This is key to success (meaning no leaks and the ability to confidently say to nay-sayers that it IS working out for you!).  In the newborn phase, your baby is changed often and their bladders are not all that big, so super absorbency is as high on the priority.

So how to you achieve great containment?  A good fit, particularly around the legs and waist, the ability for the fabric to absorb readily and the two barriers that a fitted diaper (like a Kissaluv Size 0) and a Diaper Cover (like a Bummis Super Brite) go a long way in extra insurance!

And if you want to start from day one, you’ll need to consider having a diaper that allows your baby’s umbilical stump to be open to the air to heal.  Once it’s healed (usually 1 – 1.5 weeks), having a diaper with a higher rise that covers the umbilical stump is absolutely fine.

Top rated on consumer sites like TheDiaperPin.com, the Kissaluvs Size 0 paired with a Bummis Super Brite is our first recommendation for parents wanting a functional and easy to use system for their brand new babies.

Have a look at the video (caution – I can speak very very fast) and let us know what you think.  If you have any questions about your newborn diapering choices, email customercare@newandgreen.com for further direction.

Tags: Learn, newborn, Video
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Our Bellies to Babies Winner is…

Wednesday, June 10th, 2009

Back in May, in what seemed to be the month of babies and bellies, we had the chance to meet so many fabulous new and expecting parents at the (fittingly named) Bellies to Babies Celebration.  We offered up a FREE Cloth Diapers 101 E-Course which many parents signed up for and are now well versed in the “how to” of cloth diapering.  We handed out lots of advice, showed many dads how much money they could save and how to deal with poop and showed moms how absolutely cute their sweet little babes would looked wrapped up in a cloth diaper. We also spoke to a great group of parents during our mini Cloth Diaper 101 session at the show.

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We are pleased to announce that Mom-to-Be Amanda R. is the winner of our “Sign up for our Gift Registry” Contest and has won a great Cloth Diaper Starter Kit!

Amanda, we have put together a fabulous starter kit for you!

What’s in your cloth diaper starter kit?

  • 2 Registrations to a Cloth Diaper 101 Workshop (in case you have a partner that needs convincing!)
  • 1 AMP Duo Pocket Diaper
  • 1 Organic Hemp/Cotton Flat Insert
  • 1 Bamboo Fitted Diaper
  • 1 Bummis Diaper Cover
  • 1 Monkey Doodlez All-in-One Diaper
  • 1 Wet Bag
  • 6 Cloth Wipes
  • Wipes Solution

Value of more than $150
Amanda, we have sent you an email.  Please contact us by June 19th at 5pm to claim your prize.  If we do not hear from you, we’ll randomly select another winner.

Thanks for playing everyone!  And enjoy your new babies!!

PS – The next show is in September.  Register now for early bird benefits!

Tags: Community, newborn, Newborn Diapering, Sampler Kits, Vancouver
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A little Preparation goes a Long way

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008

Diaper changing tips for your newborn baby

When preparing to change your little one’s diaper, lay out a fresh diaper on the change table first beside where your baby will lie. Pull out some wipes and wet them. Lay the baby down, undress but before undoing the dirty diaper, put the freshly set up one underneath her bum. Then, open up the dirty diaper, then shut it again – QUICKLY!! There is nothing like fresh air to make a baby pee or poop. This is especially true for little boys. Once you’re sure there is no fresh air related deposit happening, then you can use a clean edge of the diaper to wipe the messy areas and then tuck the front of the diaper under your baby’s bum. Clean that bottom, and pull out the dirty diaper. Voila – a clean one is under the bum and ready to fasten. Air dry cheeks and then fasten up that diaper. You are good to go!

Often times, the "fresh air" deposit or the “wiping my bum makes me go more” scenario happens repeatedly during diaper changes. Don’t feel bad if you go through a bunch of diapers in one change!

Tags: diaper changing tips, newborn
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