WeMoms
12 Mar 2024

Which comforter cover for baby?

If you choose to cover your baby with a comforter, don't forget to choose the right cover!

  • It will protect the comforter from dirt and will save you from frequent washing.
  • But be careful, beautiful colors and funny patterns are not sufficient criteria of choice.
  • Choose cotton, which is better suited to your little one's fragile skin and easier to care for.
  • Remember to choose a model that is as secure as possible, with a closing system to prevent the comforter from coming out of its cover.
  • And finally, for a harmonious decoration, match the cover to the colors of your baby's room.

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JENNIFER 💜💋
25 Dec 2023

What are two main items that you would like as a baby gift besides stroller, crib, and car seat. My sister keeps asking what she can get, and all I can think of is like more baby clothes, baby pillows, and another blanket. I really don't know anything specifically. What would you want as a gift for your baby/baby shower?

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Darla
Diapers and clothes
25 Dec 2023

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Chelsea
Carrier, swing, but mostly diapers you will need plenty of these
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Payton
25 Oct 2023

Top 10 list of what you need to know when someone’s baby dies: 1. Always be kind. Hurtful words are often intended to be kind. But check: Are you assuming this person is doing the best they can under the circumstance? Before you do or say anything — first, be kind. 2. This loss is not a lesson. A parent may at some point discover something about themselves or the world as a direct consequence of this loss. But that does not make this loss a lesson. God nor the universe caused a child to die so someone can learn something. It’s tragic. Period. 3. This is not God’s will. Not everything that happens on this earth is exactly how it should have been. And not everything that happens is divinely inspired. Some things are simply wrong through and through. You don’t ever have the right to tell someone their loss was God’s will. Not. Ever. 4. Say something (supportive). You do not need to tiptoe around the loss in order to avoid reminding them about it and making them sad. They have not (nor will they ever) forget. Don’t demand they pour out all their feelings to you — just acknowledge that they have feelings. If you don’t know what to say, a simple, “I’m deeply sad for your family,” will do. 5. Say their child’s name. If the greatest fear of a parent is to lose a child — the second greatest fear is that they will be forgotten. You do not bring distress when you mention a child’s name who has died. You bring a gift. 6. On special dates, remember their baby with them. Holidays, due dates, Mother’s Day/Father’s Day, & birthdays are lonely and can be distressing for a loss family. Put an alert in your phone to send them a simple message that you’re thinking about them. 7. Keep the cliches in check. Platitudes offer quick and easy comfort to the comforter. And distress the bereaved. A quick saying makes light of a loss, and indicates that there is an acceptable reason why their baby died. But there is no reason good enough. Again, keep it to a “I’m so sorry ...” 8. Don’t judge their reaction. Popular opinion says the further along a pregnancy, the more a parent is impacted. But science says the impact of a loss transcends gestation. As in — the way a couple experiences a loss and responds is profoundly unique. And their response is not up for debate. Honor their response. Do not imply they are grieving too much, too little, too short, or too long. 9. Your pain does not invalidate their pain. If you’ve ever been tempted to say (or think), “You think this hurts? Try _________.” Not helpful. You can both be deeply hurting over different things without invalidating the other person. 10. Don’t be the Peeping Tom of grief. There is a difference between grieving as a community and infringing on personal space out of curiosity. Listen to what they want to say? Yes. Expect all the nitty-gritty they are not ready to share? Heck no. If someone’s baby dies, show up. The onus is on us to learn to support the grieving better — not for the bereaved to learn to grieve better. . Get your bonus chapter, “How to Support Your Loved One Through Baby Loss” at www.unexpectingbook.com #PregnancyAndInfantLossAwarenessMonth #WaveOfLight #PAIL #pregnancyloss #miscarriage #stillbirth #tfmr #infantloss #sids #trisomy #fataldiagnoses #prematurity #incompetantcervix #chemicalpregnancy #neonatalloss #ectopicpregnancy #molarpregnancy #babylossawareness #babylossawarenessweek #griefsupport #bereavedmother #bereavedfather #pregnancyandinfantlossawarenessmonth #unexpecting #unexpectingbook

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❣️𝒦𝒶𝓎𝓁𝒶 & 𝓚𝓪𝓶𝓲❣️
I am so so sorry if you have ever lost a baby. I have lost 2 pregnancies so I only know the pain and mental destitute it caused me😥 Never can I imagine what you went through. And I absolutely hate when people come and put you down and/or forget about why certain holidays hurt more than others😥 for me... That holiday is Christmas 🥺 we lost our 2nd pregnancy around Christmas. So that holiday always brings bad memories for me. I hate it when ppl get to valid it with "oh! It will get easier." Or "You have to live for this one not the ones you lost." That's impossible to "forget" your babies.
25 Oct 2023

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Payton
I've lost 3 babies
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Tashawnna
12 Sep 2023

Let me know if I'm missing anything In baby bags I'm putting In baby calming lotion, 2 sleepers, 2 Button up long sleeve shirt Im only doing zip up are button up to make it easier for his clothes with the umbilical cord socks, booties , hats, travel wipe warmer mittens, burp cloths , few receiving blanket, disinfectant wipes hand sanitizer,

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Joya
Probably nix the lotion, baby’s skin will probably be too sensitive for that another reason they only recommend water wipe downs until the cord falls off.
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Tashawnna
ok thanks
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Brooke
29 Jun 2023

For all the Mom stuff already had a baby I was trying to see when you actually give birth and everything. Can you bring your own blanket for comfort or something like that I get a little bit of homesick if I don’t have something from home.

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Ann
Yes. Do it! I brought my own because the hospital is so uncomfortable. I took an old pillow then just left it there
29 Jun 2023

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Brooke
Ok thank you for telling me that I don’t need to know what to put in my hospital bag yet because I’m still in the first trimester I just like to know in the head of the time of what I can bring and what I can’t bring
29 Jun 2023

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A Z
1 Mar 2023

Skin-to-skin with my newborn is so comforting to me. I can keep my baby warm like she is in the womb. 💕

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Victoria
I'm trying skin to skin today
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💙 Mama Lioness 💙
yes !! Great job momma skin to skin is where its at trust me its a wonderful bonding experience for you & baby i did it whole first 12 wks
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Hazel
17 Feb 2023

Sooo No baby boy as of yet, the doctor said it was practice contractions . I’m not even anywhere near dilated and my Cervix is closed but I got this feeling he still coming Sooner than soon .. Them contractions earlier were crazzyyy 😩 Anyways at home, Soaking in the tub , about to eat, and put my new comforter set up and lay down and watch some tv. S.n. I went to Walmart today to try and pick up some raspberry leaf tea but they didn’t have any so I guess I’ll be ordering online hopefully it comes quickly . Enjoy Y’all Night 🫶🏻💖✨

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♥️Miss Mendoza♥️
Enjoy your rest
17 Feb 2023

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Hazel
Thank you Luv, you as well! 💖💜
17 Feb 2023

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Symone
30 Aug 2022

i couldn’t calm myself down , this kid really took a whole tub of my shea butter and put it on my comforter pillows , my walls my phone … i spanked my son 3x on the but and again on the butt with a pillow case and put him in the room i do not think i can be a mother to 2 kids , last time he poured sunscreen over my couches and i just cried cuz i’m just tired of cleaning up 5x a day , idk if i can keep doin thins shit by myself everyday all fucking day literally no time by myself to myself my sleeping is interrupted, bathroom interrupted , shower interrupted, driving interrupted, literally every waking moment i’m about to fucking snap why tf did i do this to myself have children by niggas who don’t help i know my neighbors heard me screaming but i’m about to fucking crack and i don’t care cuz wtf am i supposed to do my son do not give a shit he tears my house up writing on walls pouring out flour stomping chips on the carpet play dough slime on the carpet he does not give a FUCK until i finally snap and spank him a few times that gentle parenting shit don’t work

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Kierra
Whewwww I know the feeling my son 2 years old as welllllll & he is really the seed of chucky 😵‍💫😭 thank GOD for his daddy I would’ve felt this same exact way but even with his dad the shit ain’t no different he run over him so I can really relate!!!! A couple spankings and firm voice will get they ass together
30 Aug 2022

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Krys
Girl you are not alone. All the kids do that. Lol my daughter did the same kinda shit. Squeeze all the body wash soap out into the toilet then flush it, squeeze all the toothpaste into the sink, add water to bottles of lotion, write on the walls,dressers, fireplace, dump powder all over the floor, take butter out the fridge, eat it & rub it all over her hair/face/body/floor, get slime in carpet & furniture. you name it, she’s done it. I couldn’t have SHIT or enjoy shit. Lol she destructive af. Now that’s she’s 5 she’s a lil better but she still sneaky af. You are not alone. Kids will be kids and do shit. A lil pop & spanking ain’t never hurt nobody. I’m sure you’re even more frustrated because you’re pregnant. Lol kids can be terrible I swear. The 2s & 3s were the worst for me. Just know you’re not alone lol 😆 they all mischievous af
30 Aug 2022

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Chay' 💋
2 Aug 2022

Y’all I done came down with Covid 🥺😞 the day before my C-section . Feel like complete shit & still managed to get all this last minute stuff done . baby boys fresh sheets are in his bassinet, mommy & daddy’s new sheet and comforter set is getting washed & dried as we speak so mommy can have fresh sheets after I wash with the soap they gave me , all our bags is packed and in the car ready to go ; so excited but now so very upset and even more nervous than before . will I not be able to be with my son since I tested positive for Covid? Will his dad not be able to be in the room being as he tested negative ?

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Yndira
So sorry hun hope you get well soon
2 Aug 2022

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Jessica
Confirm with the hospital before you go. You don't have to proceed with the delivery tomorrow if you don't want to.
2 Aug 2022

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