Organic Wrap Baby Body Review – “Gorgeous”

Lisa — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 13:08:01 +0000

Once you have felt the difference between organic and non organic cotton we believe you will not want to turn back! These organic cotton baby bodies have a wrap over front so there is no need to pull over baby’s heads.

Benefits:

100% organic cotton for softness and strength
Long-sleeved – keep little arms warm in the winter and protect from the sun in the summer
Stylish kimono front – fastened with poppers so no fiddly ties
Nickel free poppers to crotch for easy nappy changes
Cut a little bit bigger to allow for cloth nappies and extra wriggle room
Made to strict ethical standards

A recent customer at the Natural Nursery sent in this review of the organic baby bodies -

“Gorgeous

These body suits are soft, wash really well and are so easy to get onto a wriggly baby at bedtime. We’ve used them since birth & are still using them at 12 months.

5/5 NJ May 2011“

For more organic baby clothes please visit the Natural Nursery, we have a range of stylish organic cotton clothing for babies and toddlers, made to strict fairtrade standards.

Organic Wrap Baby Body Review – “Gorgeous” is a post from: Natural Nursery Blog

What I wish I’d known when I was pregnant

Arabella Greatorex — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 20:06:29 +0000

Here are some answers to questions I get asked by pregnant friends on a regular basis – they are based on my experiences though, and may be glaringly obvious to some people, but they were not to me! Please feel free to add to this list of useful tips in the comments section.

Clothes
Come in sizes according to weight and don’t last very long at all in the beginning. You will need a slightly larger size if you use real nappies. Some babygros have integral gloves that fold back – very useful for babies that want to scratch their faces off. Things that fasten at the front are easier than things that go over heads. All socks are sacrificial; they don’t stay on feet for long so I prefer things with feet for colder weather.
Nappies
Cloth nappies rock and I like the smell of the Weleda nappy cream which is brilliant stuff. It is a good idea to research nappies, and there are some helpful tips on this blog.

www.naturalnurseryblog.co.uk/how-easy-are-cloth-nappies-to-use

www.naturalnurseryblog.co.uk/why-use-cloth-nappies

Toys
My child at 3 month liked noisy things, mirrors and things he could hold with his tiny fingers. Brightly coloured board books are good too. If you buy anything musical remember that you will have to listen to it too.

Feeding
I used a pump to express milk and I pumped in the morning while feeding after the small had triggered off the let down reflex. Thinking milky thoughts of waterfalls made the milk come out faster! My son never took to a bottle but he would use a sippy cup. Pumping was just in case of emergencies. I boiled cups and the pump to sterilise them, it’s not a hassle and I don’t think the sterilising equipment is really necessary, though it may make life a bit easier. I have read that the sterilising solution can increase the risk of thrush.
Sleeping
I had a Moses basket for small but didn’t like it ‘cos I had to peer in to check his breathing. I bought a cot because it seemed to be the thing to do but in the end decided that I am a fan of co-sleeping. There are guidelines for safe co-sleeping that are well worth looking at. Grobags are brilliant and my small sleept much longer when I got one.

Bathing
I think a bath thermometer is vital, what’s warm to me is boiling for the small. We shared the bath and he loved it. You also need a soft sponge and ducks!

I hope some of these hints are useful, I found it daunting and confusing trying to work out what I needed and what was clutter and I hope my tips can help you.

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