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Tag Archive: new mom

Real Mom Talk: Choosing Cloth Diapers
March 23, 2015 8:48 pm | by

I’ve worked at Cotton Babies for nearly five years. So when I became pregnant, I knew I would cloth diaper my baby. But what surprised me about cloth is that I had A TON of questions — even though I was surrounded by diapers! The first big question: Which system do I want to use? I remember my sister asking me the same question when she had her first baby. I had no idea what to recommend at the time so I said try a little bit of everything to see what works best for you. But when it came to choosing

 
Thursday Giveaway: New Mom Checklist
December 10, 2014 7:37 pm | by

Swaddles? Check. Diaper bag? Check.  Clothes? Check. Cloth diapers? … Cloth diapers? .. Bueller? It’s time to start preparing for your new baby, but where should you begin? From stocking up on the essentials to getting everything ready at home, prepping for your big day is key — and it will ease the way when the time arrives. For this week’s giveaway, we want to help an expecting mama get ready for her newest addition. One person will win three bumGenius Newborn Cloth Diapers, a pack of bumGenius Flannel Wipes, a #lovemyclothdiapers onesie, and $10 gift certificate to Cotton Babies. To enter, simply comment with

 
Thursday Giveaway: Cloth Diapering a Newborn
May 16, 2013 11:00 am | by

Blankets? Check. Carseat? Check. Baby clothes? Check. Diapers and wipes? .. .. Uh, no.  Welcoming a new baby to your family is a one-of-a-kind experience, but can also be overwhelming. Preparing for the arrival of an infant is key and will always make things a bit easier for everyone. Whether you spend months planning every small detail of your baby’s nursery, or run to your local Cotton Babies store just weeks before your due date to stock up on last-minute supplies, we want to make sure that you are ready for your big day. If you’re expecting, or want to

 
Pinterest Contest: Jenn’s Baby Shower
February 20, 2013 5:30 pm | by

We’re hosting a baby shower for Jenn on Pinterest, but there’s a twist! YOU have the chance to receive the gifts because her shower is a Pinterest Contest! We’re asking all guests to pin their favorite must-have mama and baby items to a special Pinterest board so we can see which items you think every new mama needs! It has been nearly four years since a newborn baby has graced the Labit home. Since her (now) youngest daughter Elsie arrived, A TON of new baby products have been released, so Jenn would like your help discovering new items – for

 
Contest: Jenn’s Baby Shower!
February 8, 2013 5:14 pm | by

You probably already heard, Jenn, the fearless leader of Cotton Babies, is having a baby! Only a few weeks remain before her new addition will enter the world, and it has been nearly four years since a newborn baby has graced the Labit home. Since her (now) youngest daughter Elsie arrived, A TON of new baby products have been released, so Jenn would like your help discovering new items – for her family and for Cotton Babies.   We’re hosting a baby shower for Jenn on Pinterest, but there’s a twist! YOU have the chance to receive the gifts because

 
This Just In: bumGenius 5+ Pack
September 14, 2012 2:23 pm | by

We’re excited to introduce a new product to the bumGenius lineup – the bumGenius 5+ pack. Our customers told us they would love a starter set of cloth diapering products they could pick up off our store shelves and just start cloth diapering. Since you asked so nicely, we’ve created the bumGenius 5+ pack to fit those needs. Each bumGenius 5+ Pack includes: 5 bumGenius 4.0 cloth diapers 6 one size inserts (one extra insert) 5 newborn inserts 3 flannel wipes 1 wet bag Each bumGenius 5+ pack comes in your choice of three color combinations: Boy: Twilight, Sassy, Clementine,

 
Cloth Diapering Baby #2
September 10, 2012 11:47 am | by
Cloth Diaper Creams

I’m a few months into this mom-of-two gig, and I feel like I’m starting to know what I’m doing. (Well, as much as any of us know what we’re doing.) I went into this knowing I’d cloth diaper Luke from the start, and would continue to cloth diaper Vicki until she’s potty trained. I seriously underestimated the amount of diaper laundry I would have. When Vicki was a newborn, we rented 24 newborn diapers because we weren’t sure if we would stick with cloth diapering. This time around, we purchased our newborn diapers so we would have them for future

 
Prenatal Yoga
August 29, 2012 3:29 pm | by

I admit it: in my pre-kid years, I was kind of a yoga addict! I’ve never been a huge fan of exercise that involves a lot of bouncing around, huffing and puffing, or excessive sweating. I love how my muscles pull and stretch in yoga and slowly became stronger while the deep breathing relaxes my whole body. Another aspect of yoga that I that I particularly appreciated during my first pregnancy was the ability to modify almost any routine or move to accommodate various physical challenges, such as a watermelon-sized bump in the middle of my body. Because I have

 
Pockets vs. All-in-Ones
May 21, 2012 11:46 am | by
Prepping Cloth Diapers

So you’re shopping for cloth diapers and wondering how to choose between pockets or all-in-ones? Let’s discuss. Pockets: One of the great things about pocket diapers is that you can adjust the absorbency based on what you need. Baby wearing the diaper overnight? More inserts! Just wearing the diaper for an hour before bed? Not so many inserts. This is also good for those of us that have heavy-wetters. Some kids just need a diaper that is more absorbent and when you’re using pocket diapers you have control over that. Of course this means that you’re going to have put

 
Cloth 101: What new parents need to know about cloth diapering.
May 19, 2012 10:37 am | by

When I was pregnant with my first baby, I decided to look into cloth diapering. I had heard it was very different from the cloth diapering of the olden days, so I thought I would try and find some more information and then make an educated decision about whether I wanted to try it or use disposables. I immediately became overwhelmed. What were prefolds? How many diapers did I need? How do you wash cloth diapers? Isn’t it gross? Why would anyone want to do this, anyway? So if you’re feeling inundated with too much information, here are the highlights