Wednesday 31 July 2013

New Cloth Nappies coming to Baby Bare

I'm really excited.

Finally, after months of working on some new products for our Baby Bare customers, we are about to receive our shipment. So what does this mean for Baby Bare?

New style nappies:

We are trialling a change to our design. Our new nappies in teal, white and yellow will have a higher pocket in the nappy to allow for easier changes. They will have an extra hip snap to stop snaps digging in when babies are on the largest setting.

They will also no longer come with a built in microfibre pad. You will have the choice of a microfibre or bamboo booster insert to supplement your snap in insert. Why? Well, we've had many parents want to achieve the following:

1. A fully bamboo nappy - some parents do not like microfibre. Our nappies can now be fully bamboo with the use of our bamboo only inserts.

2. Faster drying shell - The shells will be able to be used almost straight after washing as none of the materials will be absorbent.

3. Reuse the same shell and change the absorbent layers. You will be able to fully remove the inserts, and reuse a shell. This will make for less washing, a need for less shells and also less to carry with you when going out.

Frillies

I love a cloth bottom covered in frills. As a mum of two girls I cannot wait to get some frills on them for summer. Our nappies will have 3 rows of gathered frills along the bottom - all made in luxuriously soft minky.

PUL Nappies

We are trialling PUL nappies for our Baby Bare design. Many parents have asked us for this change and we are very happy to say it will be on offer.

New Inserts

New style boosters and night inserts will be available to make your Baby Bare nappies even more absorbent, yet still beautifully trim.

On the Horizon for  Baby Bare

We have many more exciting things in the pipeline. New wet bags, velcro closures, wipes cases, custom fabrics, more new colours - and lots of products I don't want to mention yet (still surprising myself). So stay tuned.

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