Diapers Size 5 Luvs

... but when he was in diapers, we bought from Costco for ... after size 1 or 2 and you get quite a bit less diapers per... and exclusively used those from 5 months till we potty trained ... hold up now. Millie moon diapers were so great when we ... but they are pricy. Honest diapers suck. They run small, they’re ... tight on his inner thighs. Luvs brand are super cheap and ...

... up for us, neither do Luvs and it was always hit... Choice box has over 100 diapers for less than $20 even... sleeps through the night, 12-13.5 hours and usually she wakes... thing then it’s time to size up

My daughter was born 11 weeks early (2.5 lbs) and is finally leaving the NICU! From micropreemie diapers to newborn, pen for scale 💜 Not sure if reddit will be amazed, but we sure are. submitted by /u/EvilAbed57 to r/BeAmazed [link] [comments]

Pampers Baby-Dry Diapers, Size 6 – 96 ct UPC 37000862369 Easy Ups UPC 37000765103 4T Easy Ups UPC 37000764168 Luvs UPC 37000784531 submitted by /u/Wise_Painter_4028 to r/dailyclearance [link] [comments]

Hi everyone!! My child (ASD) just turned 5, still not potty trained (we’re working on it 😬) still in diapers. He’s approximately 50lbs. Leaking isn’t necessarily an issue but the fit. We’re using size 8s. The Luvs brand is too small and pulls on the sides and was leaving red marks on the hips so we stopped using those. Huggies fit but they seem to have the extra fabric that is uncomfortable for him and he’s constantly picking at them. What other diapers can you think of to try!? Thank you!! submitted by /u/mummamads to r/Autism_Parenting [link] [comments]

I was able to snag two packs of overnight diapers for less than $5, with 15% tip included submitted by /u/scotchglue to r/ChaseSapphire [link] [comments]

There are so many brands out there. Are you a Luvs parent? Pampers? Huggies? I know that not all diapers work for every baby, but I don’t know which to start with. And did you buy newborn right away and stock up with larger sizes? I feel like I am so underprepared, even though I have 4-5 more months to go 😫 submitted by /u/lastplacevictory to r/parentsofmultiples [link] [comments]

Let me just start off by saying. That I’m so close to attempting to potty train my barely 1.5 year old over these damn diapers. Ok. So. We started out with Hello Bello. And leaks ALL the time. Then luvs. Ugh. Don’t get me started. Then finally as a Huggies family. But Then Kirkland. Then Kirkland changed the company that makes their diapers and we switched to pampers. LOVED PAMPERS. until… they started falling apart!! Little bead things all over the little guy at every diaper change. The tabs ripping off while trying to put the diaper ON. We’ve since tried rascals. Didn’t love them and they leaked. Millie moon (they fit funny. Leak sometimes with barely any pee. The overnights aren’t holding as much as pampers ones. And there’s like no elastic to the band at all. I tried searching like good housekeeping and other sites for best diapers. They all perform the same tests and all give a different “best” diaper. What do I do? Go back to pampers? I feel like I’m losing my head trying to find a good diaper. And I’m not willing to spend Coterie prices on diapers but if I have to I guess I will?? With my two older kids I literally only used dollar store diapers and I LOVED them. But they were skinny babies compared to my thicker current child lol. He’s the size of the average 2 year old! Any advice or recommendations would be amazing bc I’m ready to throw in the towel. submitted by /u/Terrible_Border_8643 to r/beyondthebump [link] [comments]

I had just turned off shop and deliver orders three minutes before getting this order 19 items at Dollar General for $8 and 4 miles. normally, I wouldn’t take it, but I was down to 70% acceptance rate. And in my market, you need platinum to be able to dash. Knocked it out quick and delivered the items entered the pin number and today I see that she reported seven items missing. I’m so pissed off! submitted by /u/jerkyface66 to r/DoorDashDrivers [link] [comments]

Hey everyone. This is my first post in r/Mommit. Hoping to find my online village here. Lol So I need to size up my son's diapers from 4 to 5, he just turned 7 months and already the 4s are kind of tight on him and he keeps having blowouts whenever he's given purees which is every other day now. We're looking at cheap options since the bigger the size the fewer the diapers per pack. We were using Luvs, and honestly I've never liked them but they were economic for us and didn't bother his skin. (He doesn't seem to have a problem with any brands so far, a former coworker gave us what was essentially a sample box of all kinds of diapers she didn't use for her baby and he didn't have any issues.) I bought a small pack of Parents Choice as sort of a trial run and I just wanted to know from people who have used them what they think, and possibly what to expect from using them. We don't have a Costco or Target near by for their store brands unfortunately, and I'm kind of against buying essentials for my son online because we've been having issues with porch pirates the last few months. So I'm kind of in a tight spot in the way of cheap options. Lol Please let me know what you think! submitted by /u/West-Comfortable-438 to r/Mommit [link] [comments]

Kickstarter and LaunchBoom just released the Learning Lab Course (Although, it looks similar to the resources from Matt's How To Launch a Kickstarter post). Part 2 which focuses on the Live Launch is here. While the focus on Pre-Launch content is useful for those that are new to Kickstarter, it’s spread over multiple pages and includes videos...making it pretty time-consuming to go through! We've downloaded the content, transcribed videos, and summarised the course into this post — so you can get the key takeaways without spending hours reading and watching videos. Learning Lab - Copyright Kickstarter.com Lesson 1: Pre-Launch Overview Kickstarter is a powerful tool for raising funds to launch a new business, offering creators and entrepreneurs an alternative to loans and traditional investors. However, success on Kickstarter isn't just about launching a campaign and hoping for the best—it requires strategic planning, starting with the pre-launch phase. Why Pre-Launch Marketing Is Important Pre-launch marketing builds a community of engaged potential backers before the campaign starts. This community is critical for ensuring a strong launch day, which significantly improves your chances of reaching your funding goals. Kickstarter's algorithm favors campaigns that gain momentum quickly, making those first 24-48 hours crucial. A well-executed pre-launch plan ensures a strong initial wave of support, increasing the likelihood of reaching funding goals. Data shows that campaigns that reach 30% of their funding goal within the first few days have a much higher success rate overall. Pre-launch marketing boosts credibility, generates excitement, and enhances campaign momentum in multiple ways: It creates social proof before you even launch It allows you to gather feedback and refine your messaging It builds relationships with potential backers who feel involved from the beginning It creates a sense of anticipation and exclusivity around your campaign The Pre-Launch Marketing Timeline The ideal pre-launch period varies depending on your product and audience, but generally ranges from 4-12 weeks. For most creators, an 8-week pre-launch period provides sufficient time to build awareness and an email list. Your pre-launch timeline should include: Weeks 8-6: Setting up your pre-launch page and beginning initial outreach Weeks 6-4: Ramping up advertising and content creation Weeks 4-2: Intensifying marketing efforts and engagement Weeks 2-0: Final push for email sign-ups and preparing for launch The pre-launch phase sets the foundation for everything that follows, making it perhaps the most critical part of your campaign strategy. Lesson 2: Pre-Launch Landing Page Marketing a crowdfunding campaign in advance is essential for success. One of the most effective ways to do this is through a pre-launch landing page, which generates awareness and attracts leads before your Kickstarter campaign goes live. For many new creators and entrepreneurs, setting up a pre-launch landing page can be confusing. However, a quality pre-launch page sets your campaign up for success, helping you generate momentum before launch. Why a Pre-Launch Landing Page is Important A pre-launch landing page serves as a central hub where potential backers can learn about your campaign before it launches. Its primary purpose is to capture email sign-ups so that you can nurture leads and convert them into backers once your campaign goes live. Key benefits include: Building awareness for your campaign before launch Turning interest into actionable leads who are primed to pledge Creating early momentum for your Kickstarter by launching with an engaged audience Establishing credibility for your project before launch day Providing a destination for your marketing efforts How to Write Landing Page Content The content on your landing page is the primary driver of leads. Four key steps to crafting effective copy that persuades visitors to sign up: Clear and concise messaging that highlights the problem your product solves Identify the pain point your product addresses Show how your solution is unique or better than alternatives Use simple language that resonates with your target audience A strong value proposition that explains why potential backers should care Highlight the key benefits, not just features Explain how your product improves life or solves problems Create an emotional connection with potential backers Engaging storytelling that builds excitement and trust Share your journey and motivation behind the product Create a narrative that involves the backer in your vision Use authentic language that reflects your brand personality A compelling call to action (CTA) that encourages visitors to subscribe for updates Use action-oriented language Create a sense of urgency or exclusivity Make it clear what happens after they sign up Essential landing page sections should include: *HYPERSTARTER NOTE: Our goal would be to get the user to sign-up with their email as quickly as possible. Keep the page short, but interesting so they have to enter their email\* An attention-grabbing headline Subheadline that supports your main message Product description and key benefits Creator background/story Early bird or special offers Social proof elements (if available) FAQ section addressing common questions Multiple CTAs throughout the page How to Create Landing Page Imagery Visuals are just as important as written content. Strong imagery helps capture attention, build trust, and make your campaign feel professional. Key tips for crafting impactful visuals: Use high-quality images that align with your brand and product Invest in professional photography if possible Ensure images are well-lit and clearly show your product Maintain consistent style across all visuals Showcase your product in action to help visitors envision its value Include lifestyle photos showing your product being used Demonstrate different features and use cases Consider before/after imagery if applicable Maintain a clean and professional layout to avoid clutter Use white space effectively Organize content in a logical flow Ensure text is readable against background images Ensure visual consistency with your campaign branding Use consistent colors, fonts, and design elements Align imagery with your brand personality Create a cohesive visual identity across all materials Successful campaigns often use a combination of: Product hero shots (main product images) Lifestyle/contextual images (product in use) Team photos (building trust) Process/behind-the-scenes images (creating connection) Infographics or diagrams (explaining complex concepts) Lesson 3: Creating Your Meta Ads Meta Ads are a highly effective way to build awareness for a Kickstarter campaign, offering affordable and impactful results. For creators and entrepreneurs, leveraging Meta Ads properly can drive traffic, generate leads, and increase conversions. However, running Meta Ads effectively can be challenging. Creating high-performing ads requires understanding how to grab attention in crowded social feeds and convert that attention into action. How to Create Attention-Grabbing Ad Imagery A successful Meta Ad starts with strong visuals. The right image or video can determine whether someone stops scrolling and engages with your campaign. Considerations include: The difference between still images and videos in ads *HYPERSTARTER NOTE: We find gifs are more effective than video ads\* Videos typically perform better for demonstrating product features Still images can be effective for striking visuals or simple concepts Consider testing both formats to see what works for your product Creating eye-catching visuals tailored for crowdfunding Show your product from its best angle Include people interacting with your product when possible Use bright colors and high contrast to stand out in feeds Ensure your visuals look good in both desktop and mobile formats Best practices for ad design that increase engagement Keep visuals clean and uncluttered Make sure your product is the focal point Use visual cues (arrows, circles) to direct attention to key features Maintain brand consistency across all ad variations Examples of high-performing Meta Ads that succeeded in crowdfunding campaigns Before/after demonstrations Problem/solution pairings Quick demonstrations of unique features Emotional connections through storytelling How to Write Persuasive Ad Copy Your ad copy is just as important as your visuals. It includes both the headline and primary text, working together to drive conversions. Effective copy elements include: Crafting compelling headlines that grab attention (25-character limit) Use action words and create urgency Ask questions to engage curiosity Include your main value proposition Consider using numbers or statistics for credibility Writing effective ad text that persuades and builds excitement Keep sentences short and punchy Lead with the most compelling benefit Address pain points directly Include social proof when possible Create a sense of exclusivity or limited availability Structuring ad copy to highlight key benefits and encourage action Start with an attention-grabbing opening line Follow with 1-2 key benefits Add urgency elements (limited time, early bird pricing) Close with a clear call to action Keep overall length brief but impactful How to Target the Right Audience Meta Ads provide powerful audience-targeting tools, but success depends on choosing the right audience for your campaign. Targeting strategies include: Defining your ideal backer using Meta's audience insights Create detailed buyer personas for your product Consider demographics, interests, and behaviors Look at similar successful products and their audiences Targeting based on interests, behaviors, and demographics Start with broader interest categories related to your product Target people who have shown interest in crowdfunding Refine demographics to match your most likely backers Consider targeting early adopters for tech products Best strategies for refining your audience to optimize engagement Start broader and narrow down based on performance Exclude audiences that don't engage with your ads Create custom audiences from website visitors Develop lookalike audiences from your best performers Meta Audience Targeting Recommendations Demographics baseline: Age: 25-54 (Core crowdfunding demographic)***HYPERSTARTER NOTE: We usually suggest 18-65, then narrow down the audience, once we have enough data*** Language: English (All) General filters: Kickstarter, Indiegogo, Crowdfunding, TechRadar, Wired, ThinkGeek, Engadget, Digital Trends, Gizmodo, CNET, The Verge, Lifehacker, TechCrunch, VentureBeat, Gadget Geeks, Y Combinator *HYPERSTARTER NOTE: Kickstarter and Indiegogo should be used here only\* Interest-based audiences for specific product categories: Technology Audiences: Gaming PC Brands: Alienware, AMD Gaming, Corsair Memory, CyberPower Inc., EVGA Corporation, Fry's Electronics, Gaming computer, GeForce, Gigabyte Technology, iBuyPower, Kingston Technology, Logitech, Newegg, PC Magazine, PC World, Radeon, Razer Inc., Tom's Hardware Smartphones: GSMArena, Phandroid, PhoneArena, Droid Life, Android Police, Android Community, Marques Brownlee, Android Authority, Android Wear Projectors/TVs: Samsung, LG Electronics, Seiko Epson, JVC, Samsung Electronics, Projectors, Home cinema, Huawei, Toshiba, Sony, Xiaomi, Redmi Photography: Canon Inc., Nikon, Fujifilm, Canon EOS, Sony Alpha, Leica Camera, Manfrotto, Tamron, Pentax, B&H Photo Video, Hasselblad, GoPro Audio Brands: Bose Corporation, What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision, Ultimate Ears, Sennheiser, Audio-Technica, Beyerdynamic, AKG Acoustics, Shure, Bose headphones, Sonos, Klipsch Audio Technologies, Hi-Fi News & Record Review, Beats Electronics, Harman Kardon, Mark Levinson Audio Systems, HiFi Plus Magazine, High End Systems Audiophiles: High-end audio, Audio Engineering Society, AKG Acoustics, Turntable Lab, Onkyo, Denon, Audiophile, Dynaudio, MartinLogan, Ars Technica, What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision, High fidelity, Wilson Audio, Sennheiser, Audio-Technica, Beyerdynamic, Technics (brand), Shure, Bowers & Wilkins, Pioneer Corporation, Sonos, Sound on Sound, Stereophile, Klipsch Audio Technologies, Numark Industries, M-Audio, Universal Audio (company), Technics SL-1200, Harman Kardon, Marantz Gaming Audiences: General Tabletop Games: Tabletop game, BoardGameGeek, Board games, Tabletop role-playing game, Strategy games, Card games, Geek & Sundry Board Games: Ticket to Ride (board game), The Settlers of Catan, BoardGameGeek, Lord of the Rings (board game), Small World (board game), Stone Age (board game), Carcassonne (board game), Pandemic (board game), Kosmos (publisher), Agricola (board game), Asmodée Éditions, 7 Wonders (board game), Talisman (board game) Collectible Card Games: Collectible card game, Card games, Trading card, Magic: The Gathering, Limited Edition (Magic: The Gathering) War Games: Warhammer 40,000, Wargaming, Miniature wargaming, Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War, Games Workshop Tabletop RPGs: Role-playing games, Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Tabletop role-playing game, Wizards of the Coast Video Games: XCOM 2, X-COM, Heroes of Might and Magic V, EverQuest, Diablo (series), Heroes of Might and Magic III, Guild Wars, Guild Wars 2, Torchlight II, Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance, Heroes of Might and Magic II, Wasteland (video game), Torchlight, Path of Exile, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, Divinity: Original Sin, BattleTech, Blade & Soul, The Witcher (video game) Game Variety: Alternate reality game, Action role-playing game, Geocaching, Escape the room, Party game, Escape Games, Action-adventure game, Adventure game, Scavenger hunt, Role-playing games, Live action role-playing game, Logic puzzles, Brain teaser Party Games: Jenga, Uno (card game), Monopoly Deal, Scrabble, Monopoly (game), Cranium (board game), Exploding Kittens (game), Apples to Apples (game) Outdoors Audiences: Outdoor Stores & Brands: Backpacker (magazine), camelbak, Columbia Sportswear, Outside (magazine), Haglöfs, The North Face, REI, Mountain Hardwear, Fjällräven, Patagonia, Arc'teryx, Moose Jaw, Petzl, Marmot (company), Outdoor Research, Urban Armor Gear, Cotopaxi RVs & Campers: RVShare, RV Camping, Lake Ridge RV Resort, Everything About RVing, Go RVing, RVs, Motorhome, RV Road Trippers, Travel trailer, RV Travel, RV park, Cruise America RV Rental & Sales, Rving, Heartland Recreational Vehicles, Airstream, Winnebago Industries, RV Trader, Roadtrek Motorhomes Inc., RVWholesalers, Tiffin Motorhomes, Lazydays (RV dealer), Camping and Caravanning Club, Forest River (company), Thor Industries, Campervan, Fun Town RV Sport Stores: Eastbay, Big 5 Sporting Goods, Columbia Sportswear, Sportsman's Warehouse, JD Sports, Dick's Sporting Goods, Sports Authority, Foot Locker, Champs Sports, Academy Sports + Outdoors Hardware Stores: The Home Depot, DIY Network, Ace Hardware, Lowe's, Fixer-upper Health & Fitness Audiences: Bodybuilders/Workout: Cellucor, Crossfit Training, Powerlifting USA, CrossFit Mayhem, Optimum Nutrition, The Vitamin Shoppe, USA Weightlifting, Muscle & Fitness, Rogue Fitness, CrossFit Invictus, MusclePharm, MuscleTech, GNC (store), U.S.A. Powerlifting, Beast Sports Nutrition, I Love Crossfit, Blackstone Labs, BPI Sports, Box Basics, WOD Nation, Gymshark Pilates: Studio Pilates, Pilates Anytime, Pilates, BASI Pilates, Pilates Method Alliance, Equilibrium Pilates Studio, Metacorpus Studio Pilates, Physio Pilates Running Brands: New York Road Runners, adidas Running, Saucony, Salomon, Runner's World, Women's Running Magazine, Running club, Road Runners Club of America, Trail running, Trail Runner magazine, UltraRunning Magazine, Women's Running Community - WRC, Brooks Running, 2XU Cycling: Felt Bicycles, Giant Bicycles, Canyon Bicycles, Kona Bicycle Company, Jamis Bicycles, Colnago, SCOTT Sports, Cannondale Bicycle Corporation, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, Focus Bikes, GT Bicycles, Shimano, Schwinn Bicycle Company, Electric motorcycles and scooters, Rocky Mountain Bicycles, Norco Bicycles, Pinarello, Specialized Bicycle Components, Bianchi Bicycles, Trek Bicycle Corporation, Diamondback Bicycles, Fuji Bikes, Santa Cruz Bicycles Yoga: Yoga Alliance, DoYouYoga.com, Yoga Today, Ashtanga vinyasa yoga, Yoga Magazine, YogaWorks, Karma yoga, Lululemon Athletica, The Yoga People, Yogis Anonymous, yoga girl, Athleta, Yoga Journal, Om Yoga Retreat, Yoga International, CorePower Yoga, OM Yoga & Lifestyle Magazine, Hot yoga, Hatha yoga, Kundalini yoga, Yogi Times, DoYogaWithMe.com, YogaOutlet.com, Fabletics Ski/Snowboarding: ORTOVOX, Burton, CAPiTA SNOWBOARDING, Salomon, DC Shoes, ThirtyTwo, Skis Rossignol, Haglöfs, Mammut Sports Group, The North Face, Backcountry skiing, Salomon Freeski, Mountain Hardwear, Never Summer, Salomon Snowboards, Fjällräven, K2 Snowboards, Patagonia, Norrøna, Arc'teryx, Moose Jaw, Petzl, Burton Snowboards, Volcom, Marmot (company) Fashion & Luxury: Online Fashion: Five Four, Topman, HYPEBEAST, Trunk Club, Mr. Porter, Combatant Gentlemen, ITailor, Frank & Oak, Club Monaco, Everlane, Herschel Supply Co., Larsson & Jennings, Birchbox, Tom Tailor, S.Oliver Watches: Tayroc, Daniel Wellington, Swatch, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Frédérique Constant, TRIWA, Harry Winston, Bremont Watches, International Watch Company, Seiko, Omega SA, Movado, Zenith (watchmaker), G-Shock, Timex Group USA, Tissot, Junkers, Montblanc (company), Nixon (company), Breguet (watch), Panerai, Breitling SA, MVMT Watches, guess watches, Rado (watch), Longines Luxury Goods: Tory Burch, Fendi, Swarovski, Coach, Inc., Chloé, Prada, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Michael Kors, Tiffany & Co., Yves Saint Laurent (brand), Christian Louboutin General Fashion: Zara (retailer), H&M, Urban Outfitters, Uniqlo, Free People, Anthropologie, Topshop, Calvin Klein Sustainable/Green Living: Electric Vehicles: Toyota Prius, Tesla Model X, Renault Zoe, Tesla Motors, Volvo XC60, Tesla Model S, Nissan Leaf, Hybrid electric vehicle, Renault Twizy, Ford Focus Electric, Tesla Roadster, BMW i Commuters/Ridesharing: Car2Go, Zipcar, Bicycle sharing system, GoCar (carsharing), Carsharing, Real-time ridesharing, BlaBlaCar, Zoom (carsharing), Carpool Solar Power: Sungevity, SunPower, SolarCity, American Solar Energy Society, SolarWorld, First Solar, Sunrun, Vivint Solar, Vivint, Photovoltaic system, Photovoltaics Parenting & Children: Diaper Brands: Gerber Baby, Gerber, Procter & Gamble, Seventh Generation, Luvs, GoodNites, Pampers, Huggies Publications: Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Pregnancy and Newborn Magazine, National Geographic Channel, Parents (magazine), Highlights for Children, Parenting (magazine), The Bump Children's Brands: Disney Princess, The Children's Place, Lego, Hasbro, Gymboree, Fisher-Price, Mattel, Play-Doh, Little Tikes, My Little Pony, Graco (baby products), ERGO Baby, OshKosh B'Gosh, Buy Buy Baby Travel & Lifestyle: Travel Sites: Flight Centre, Intrepid Travel, Condé Nast Traveler, Contiki Tours, Topdeck, Lonely Planet, National Geographic Traveler, Nat Geo Wild, Contiki, STA Travel, G Adventures, Skyscanner Card and Points: Wyndham Rewards, Frequent-flyer program, SkyMiles, Air Miles, Wyndham Worldwide, AAdvantage Home & Kitchen: Expensive Appliances/Food: Kitchenware, Tefal, Miele, Smeg (appliances), Pressure cooking, Kitchen knife, Château Margaux, Thermador, Dom Pérignon (wine), Veuve Clicquot, Electrolux High End Stores/Home Goods: Williams-Sonoma, Sur La Table, Crate & Barrel, Tefal, Le Creuset, West Elm, Pottery Barn, Restoration Hardware, Ashley Furniture HomeStores, Ethan Allen (furniture company) Food & Diet: Paleo: Paleo Grubs, Paleolithic diet, Ketone, Healthy Habits Organic/Vegans: Organic Consumers Association, International Vegetarian Union, Vegetarian Times, Healthy Lifestyles, The Paleo Diet, Taste of Home, Lisa the Vegetarian, Paleolithic diet, Forks over Knives, Vegucated, BrooklynVegan Home Improvement & Smart Home: Home Improvement: The Home Depot, Home improvement, Ace Hardware, Lowe's, Home Hardware, DIY (magazine) Smart Home Devices: Honeywell, ALEXA, Nest, Sonos, Smart device, Siri, Ecobee, Nest Labs Pets & Animals: General Pet Supply Brands: PetSmart, Purina ONE, Pet store, Petland, Petco, Nature's Variety, Whiskas, Friskies, Freshpet, Pet food, Royal Canin Dog Breeds: American Pit Bull Terrier, St. Bernard (dog), Labrador Retriever, Golden Retriever, Yorkshire Terrier, German Shepherd, Doberman Pinscher, Welsh Corgi, Pomeranian (dog), Chihuahua (dog), Great Dane, Siberian Husky, Pit bull, Poodle, Australian Shepherd, Bernese Mountain Dog, Maltese (dog), Boxer (dog), Rottweiler, Miniature Schnauzer, Beagle, Alaskan Malamute, Shih Tzu, English Mastiff, Labrador, Bulldog, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, French Bulldog, Border Collie, Samoyed (dog), Dachshund, Boston Terrier, Pug Dog Interests: Dog collar, Dog toy, Dog grooming, Dog health, Dog park, Dog walking, Rescue dog, Dog training Cat Breeds: Persian cat, Kitten, British Shorthair, Scottish Fold, Black cat, Maine Coon, Sphynx cat, Bengal cat, Siamese cat Cat Interests: Litter box, Kitten, Must Love Cats, Cat play and toys, Cat lady, Meow Mix Pop Culture & Entertainment: Cyberpunk/Futurism: Futurism, Cyberpunk, Blade Runner, Virtual reality, Science fantasy, Video games, Watch Dogs, Oculus Rift Anime/Manga: Anime Expo, Bleach (manga), Manga, Anime and manga fandom, Ghost in the Shell, Anime convention, Ghost in the Shell (film), Cosplay, Naruto, Ghost in the Shell (manga), Anime movies, Attack on Titan Superhero Films: Superhero, X-Men (film series), Marvel Cinematic Universe, spiderman movies, DC Universe, Hulk (film), The Incredible Hulk (film), Superhero film, The Avengers (2012 film), Thor (film), Thor: The Dark World, Captain America: The Winter Soldier Comic Brands: Marvel Comics, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Studios, Valiant (comics), DC Universe, DC Comics, Archie Comics, Image Comics Creating Lookalike Audiences *HYPERSTARTER NOTE: We usually suggest using Lookalike's during the live campaign\* A Lookalike Audience is a powerful way to reach new people likely interested in your campaign, because they share characteristics with your existing customers. What is a Lookalike Audience: Uses an existing Custom Audience as its source Meta's system leverages information like demographics, interests, and behaviors to find similar people Delivers ads to people who "look like" your existing customers Creating effective Lookalike Audiences: Use a source audience of 1,000-5,000 people for best results Quality matters—use your most engaged subscribers as your source Choose audience size based on your goals (1-10% of population) Smaller percentages more closely match your source audience Larger percentages create bigger, broader audiences Technical requirements: Need a "seed audience" with at least 100 people from the target country Admin or advertiser permissions on the ad account Admin permissions for the Page or Meta pixel (if using these as sources) Administrator or developer status for apps (if applicable) Best practices: You can create up to 500 Lookalike Audiences from a single source People in your source audience are excluded from your Lookalike Audience You can use multiple Lookalike Audiences at the same time for a single ad set Targeting options are limited for audiences under 18 in most countries Lesson 4: Pre-Launch Email Marketing Email marketing is one of the most effective ways to build anticipation and engage potential backers before your Kickstarter campaign goes live. By keeping your audience informed and excited, you can increase conversions, drive traffic to your pre-launch page, and ultimately boost pledges when your campaign launches. Before launching an email campaign, it's crucial to have a well-planned strategy. Sending out random emails won't be enough to generate significant results. Email Marketing Best Practices To ensure your emails reach inboxes and not spam folders, it's essential to follow best practices that improve deliverability and engagement: Crafting compelling subject lines to boost open rates Keep subject lines under 50 characters Create a sense of urgency or curiosity Avoid spam trigger words like "free," "guarantee," or excessive punctuation Personalize when possible (e.g., including first name) Personalizing content for higher engagement Address subscribers by name Segment your list based on how they found you Tailor content to different audience segments Make emails feel like one-to-one communications Ensuring mobile-friendly email designs Use responsive templates that adapt to screen size Keep designs simple and easy to navigate Use larger fonts and buttons for easier tapping Test emails on multiple devices before sending Scheduling emails strategically to maintain interest Determine optimal send times based on your audience Space emails appropriately to avoid fatigue Increase frequency as launch date approaches Consider time zones when scheduling global campaigns Pre-Launch Email Sequences An email sequence is a structured series of emails designed to nurture and prepare your audience for your launch: Which email sequences work best for crowdfunding campaigns Welcome sequence for new subscribers Product education sequence explaining features and benefits Behind-the-scenes sequence showing development process Launch countdown sequence building anticipation VIP/Early bird sequence for most engaged subscribers *HYPERSTARTER NOTE: We dislike "VIP" pre-selling, it's pretty scammy\* How to structure emails over time Start with introduction and value proposition Build relationship with story and background Educate about product features and benefits Address potential concerns or questions Create excitement for launch with countdown Provide clear instructions for backing on launch day Ideal number of emails per sequence *HYPERSTARTER NOTE: Keep the sequence of emails limited until closer to launch...don't spam!\* Welcome sequence: 2-3 emails Educational sequence: 3-5 emails Countdown sequence: 3-7 emails Overall pre-launch: 8-12 emails total How to craft engaging messages that build anticipation Share exclusive information or early access Use storytelling to create emotional connection Include progress updates and milestones Offer special incentives for early backers Create a sense of community among subscribers Choosing an Email Marketing Platform Manually managing emails is inefficient for crowdfunding. Email marketing platforms offer automation, personalization, and analytics that enhance campaign performance. Key considerations when selecting a platform: Identify the best email marketing platforms for your needs *HYPERSTARTER NOTE: Mailchimp is probably the best here\* Popular options include Mailchimp, ConvertKit, AWeber, SendinBlue, and GetResponse Consider budget, list size, and required features Look for crowdfunding-specific features or integrations Understand key features like automation, segmentation, and A/B testing Automation saves time and ensures consistent communication Segmentation allows for targeted messaging to different groups A/B testing helps optimize subject lines, content, and send times Analytics provide insights into what's working and what needs improvement Select a tool that integrates seamlessly with your pre-launch strategy Look for platforms that connect with your landing page provider Ensure compatibility with any other marketing tools you're using Check for direct Kickstarter/Indiegogo integrations Consider platforms with built-in landing page capabilities Evaluate ease of importing/exporting subscriber data With the right platform, you can efficiently manage email campaigns and increase engagement without manual effort, allowing you to focus on other aspects of your campaign. Email Templates for Crowdfunding A well-structured email sequence helps nurture potential backers from initial interest to launch day pledge. Here are detailed templates for your crowdfunding email sequence: [01] - Welcome Email 1 - Initial Introduction [IMAGE: Logo/header image] Hey there, I'm [YOUR NAME], creator of [PRODUCT]. First off, I'd like to say thanks for your interest in the launch of [PRODUCT]! At [BRAND/COMPANY], we're on a mission to create [phrase about your product's main value proposition]. Make sure to follow our Pre-Launch Page to make sure you don't miss out on the launch! [IMAGE: Button/call-to-action] [IMAGE: Product/promotional image] Thanks again and talk soon, [YOUR NAME] [PRODUCT OR COMPANY] [02] - Welcome Email 2 - Engagement & Feedback [IMAGE: Logo/header image] Hey there, [YOUR NAME] here from [PRODUCT/COMPANY]. I just have a quick question... What excites you most about [PRODUCT]? I'd love to get initial thoughts and feedback from our early supporters! Feel free to reply to this email and let me know. Also, don't forget to follow our Kickstarter page. That way, you'll make sure you don't miss our launch. [IMAGE: Button/call-to-action] [IMAGE: Product/promotional image] Thanks again and talk soon, [YOUR NAME] [PRODUCT OR COMPANY] [03] - Launch Announcement - Date Reveal [IMAGE: Logo/header image] Hey there, It's [YOUR NAME] from [PRODUCT or BRAND], and I've got some EXCITING NEWS! [PRODUCT] will be LAUNCHING on Kickstarter next [Launch Day & Date] at [Launch Time]! Make sure to follow our Pre-Launch Page to make sure you don't miss out on the launch! [IMAGE: Button/call-to-action] [IMAGE: Product/promotional image] Thanks you and talk soon, [YOUR NAME] [PRODUCT OR COMPANY] [04] - Launch Reminder - Day Before [IMAGE: Logo/header image] Hey everyone! I know you've been counting down the days like the rest of here, but just a reminder... [PRODUCT] is launching on Kickstarter TOMORROW at [LAUNCH TIME]... Make sure to create an account and follow our Pre-Launch Page to make sure you don't miss out! [IMAGE: Button/call-to-action] [IMAGE: Product/promotional image] Since you put down $1 to reserve your [PRODUCT], I'll be emailing you FIRST at [VIP LAUNCH TIME] (1 hour before the general public). This way you can make sure you get the best discount before everyone else! Talk tomorrow! [YOUR NAME] [PRODUCT OR COMPANY] [05] - Launch Morning - Campaign Live [IMAGE: Logo/header image] Good morning everyone, it's [YOUR NAME] from [PRODUCT or BRAND]. And, I'm letting you know FIRST... [PRODUCT] is now LIVE on Kickstarter! And JUST for today... You can get your [PRODUCT] using your Launch Day Special discount for a HUGE [% or $] off... But this deal is ONLY available until the clock hits 11:59 PM PT tonight... So make sure to grab one before it's too late! [IMAGE: Button/call-to-action] [IMAGE: Product/promotional image] Talk soon, [YOUR NAME] [PRODUCT OR COMPANY] [06] - Launch Evening - First Day Results [IMAGE: Logo/header image] Hey everyone, [YOUR NAME] here. I just wanted to let you all know... In under 12 hours, we've already raised $[DOLLARS RAISED] from [# of backers] early supporters already! This level of support has been incredible, thank you all for getting us here. There are only a few more hours to get your Launch Day Special of [$ or %] off... So make sure to grab one before it's too late! [IMAGE: Button/call-to-action] [IMAGE: Product/promotional image] Talk soon, [YOUR NAME] [PRODUCT OR COMPANY] [07] - Day 2 Email - Secondary Offer [IMAGE: Logo/header image] Hey everyone, [YOUR NAME] here. Yesterday we ran a one day Launch Special discount... Where we offered [YOUR PRODUCT] for a major [$ or %] off... And many members of the [PRODUCT OR BRAND] community took us up on that special offer! We're now at over $[DOLLARS RAISED] total funds raised... And it's only the second day! Now although yesterday's Launch Day Special ran for just one day... The good news is that we're still offering another SPECIAL discount for [NEW $ or % for Day 2 Price] off! [IMAGE: Button/call-to-action] [IMAGE: Product/promotional image] Today you can still grab your [PRODUCT] for a special discount... So make sure you don't miss out! Talk soon, [YOUR NAME] [PRODUCT OR COMPANY] [08] - 1 Week Later Email - Campaign Update [IMAGE: Logo/header image] Hey everyone, [YOUR NAME] here. It's been just one week since we launched [PRODUCT] on Kickstarter. And so far, we've already raised $[DOLLARS RAISED] from [# of backers] early backers! In case you forgot, here's a quick reminder of what you'll get with [PRODUCT]: [Insert bullet points of key product features and discounts] [IMAGE: Button/call-to-action] [IMAGE: Product/promotional image] [PRODUCT] is still available for [% or $] off... So make sure you grab one while you still can! Talk soon, [YOUR NAME] [PRODUCT OR COMPANY] Lesson 5: Testing Your Ads Before launching your ads, testing them is essential to ensuring they perform well and deliver the best return on investment (ROI). Without a structured testing phase, creators and entrepreneurs risk wasting money on ineffective ads that don't drive results. The testing phase helps: Identify the best-performing ad variations before scaling your budget Minimize wasted ad spend by focusing on what works Improve click-through rates and conversions by refining ad elements How the Testing System Works The single-variable testing method is the foundation of the testing phase. It involves changing one element at a time to accurately compare performance and determine which changes lead to better results. Keep everything the same except one variable (e.g., images, headlines, or text) Run multiple versions of the ad to see which variation performs best Use data-driven insights to refine ads before scaling up investment This methodical approach helps you isolate exactly what works and what doesn't, allowing for more precise optimization. How to Test Your Ad Imagery Your ad's imagery is the first thing users notice, making it one of the most crucial elements to test. Effective image testing strategies: Start by testing different image styles—product shots, lifestyle imagery, illustrations, etc. Consider video vs. static images to see which performs better *HYPERSTARTER NOTE: We suggest 1 image and 1 gif/video per set\* Use Meta's built-in resources to analyze ad performance Test with a minimum of 3–5 different images over a set period Compare metrics like click-through rate, cost per click, and engagement By systematically testing your visuals, you can ensure your ads capture attention effectively in social feeds. How to Test Your Headlines Once you've identified the best-performing imagery, the next step is refining your headline copy. The headline should enhance engagement and drive users to read more Test different messaging approaches, such as urgency, storytelling, or direct benefit statements Evaluate the click-through rate (CTR) and engagement metrics to determine the most effective headline Try variations that ask questions, make bold claims, or offer specific benefits Test both emotional and logical appeals to see what resonates Test Your Primary Text The primary text (main ad copy) is the final piece to optimize. It should build on the interest generated by your imagery and headlines while compelling users to click on your link. Text testing strategies: Test different tones and messaging styles (concise vs. detailed, direct vs. emotional) Use A/B testing to determine what resonates with your audience Adjust based on conversion rate and engagement metrics Test variations in length, from very brief to more detailed Experiment with different storytelling approaches and value propositions Setting a Testing Budget This helps you refine your ads with minimal investment, ensuring they deliver strong results once your campaign goes live. Budget considerations include: Recommended daily spend for the testing phase ($5-20 per ad set) How long to test each variation before making adjustments (typically 3-5 days) Analyzing performance data to make informed decisions Setting clear KPIs to determine success (CTR, CPC, cost per lead) Allocating 10-15% of your total ad budget to testing Lesson 6: Scale Your Ads The Goal of Scaling Scaling isn't just about spending more money—it's about growing your email list in the most cost-effective way possible. There are two primary methods for scaling: Vertical Scaling: Increasing your budget for high-performing ads Works well when you've identified winning ad combinations Helps reach more people within the same target audience Best for continuing momentum with proven performers Horizontal Scaling: Expanding to new audiences while maintaining budget efficiency Helps reach entirely new potential backers Reduces saturation in your existing audience Creates opportunities to discover unexpected market segments submitted by /u/hyperstarter to r/kickstarter [link] [comments]

Hi everyone I’m 23F my friend around my age is having her kids second birthday she says he is 5 size in diapers and I asked her mom what brand she prefers and she hadn’t responded. Pampers, Huggies, Luvs, generic I don’t know what to get? submitted by /u/kala120 to r/Mommit [link] [comments]

She's about 13.5 pounds and she's at least 25 inches long (was in 98% for length at 2 month visit). I'm here with 150 size 2 diapers that I bought, from 4 different brands and we've had blowouts for 4 days in a row. Should I just size up? Anyone in a similar situation? We're using Huggies essentials ,mama bear, hello bello and luvs. (Edit to add) They're all listed about 12-18 lb size range Pampers we srapped at size 1. The luvs are actually the best but I hate that they're extremely scented submitted by /u/nevernever2023 to r/NewParents [link] [comments]

So I’ve noticed the pampers and luvs brand has the small 10 dollar pack for their smaller sizes like 6, 5 and 3, but they don’t do this for the bigger sizes, Huggies does this which is why I mainly use Huggies products like goodnites and snug and dry but I wanna try pampers but I feel like they are too expensive submitted by /u/Littlemikey2357 to r/paddedagere [link] [comments]

So my (preemie) 11 weeker actual, 4.5 week adjusted, is just over 9 pounds. He is still in newborns diapers. We are getting to the point where I may have to transition him up to size ones but they all seem massive on him. He didn't have a blowout, just leaked around the legs, but it seems he had gotten the past 32 hours out all at once haha. I have pampers swaddlers, huggies little snugglers, comforts from kroger, kirklands, and luvs. The luvs my mom got off of marketplace, they were opened/not exchangeable and I've got like 100 pf them so I'm still going to use them. The kirklands are sealed but only half a box I got from a friend so same story there. But, I've trialed some size ones and they are massive on him. I cannot find anything really about how the kroger brand fits, whether they run big or small. I'd like to use them either way because honestly it's not worth returning for only 5 bucks. Can anyone tell me how they fit comparably? How do they all fit compared to one another? Which brand runs smaller? I don't mind changing him more often based on how fast he will "fill a diaper" so to speak, as hes gaining nearly a pound a week. But I'd rather go through the opened diapers rather than the unopened ones that I can exchange later on. Any advice? submitted by /u/my_eldunari to r/NewParents [link] [comments]

I don't know if I expected to much out of a diaper or maybe there is a better brand out there. I know blow outs and leaks are going to happen. Different diapers fit different baby body types differently. I have a long thin baby. I stretch out the diaper before putting it on, I run my finger around leg openings to make sure the ruffles are out. I'm looking for a diaper that holds in pee without it leaking when she lays down. One that doesn't have harsh chemicals. That won't make the room smell of pee when she sleeps in it. I have a large stack of diapers that are terrible. Let me know why you think. Here is what I have used and my pro/con list. Kirkland diapers- Pro-super cheap Works well for day time Con- when baby is asleep pee leaks out the back and soak her back. Not a fun time changing bedding, sleep sack and a pee soaked baby at 3 am. Happened 4 times in about a 2 week period before moving these to daytime only diapers. Honest brand- I don't have a pro for these. They were leaky, fit my baby funny, and the tabs broke off constantly Huggies little snugglers (Winnie the poo designs) Pro- super soft and really absorbent Didn't have a blowout in this diaper. Also comes in preemie sized which I used the first month of baby life. Con-Odor issues-When she slept in these and I took her out of the sleep sack, the smell of pee was pungent compared to other diapers. When she slept longer than 4 hours, the pee seemed to seep through the diaper and make the onesie damp around the snaps. Huggies snug and dry (Have Mickey Mouse on them) Pro-absorbent when it came to pee, and good price. Con-Didn't seem to be able to hold poo in. It pooled around the leg openings and if it you picked her up and had your arm under her bum to support it smushed out. Pampers swaddlers (white diapers with mama bear and baby bear) Pro-great for sleeping, keeps her dry and holds a lot of pee. Super soft and fits her very well. I really like these. Con- doesn't have poo pocket. If strapped into a car seat the poo went up her back. Pampers baby dry (has sesame Street characters on them) Pro- Ok on absorption and holding in poo. Better for daytime because they are thinner than then the swaddler Con-Seemed to irritate baby skin around leg openings. Not a rash just redness. Could be better at keeping baby skin dryer. Would not buy again. What I have bought to try A small box ofHuggies special delivery (black box). Target up and up brand. It was $5 for 34 of them. A friend recommended them Hello Bello Luvs- heard mix reviews. People either loved them or hate them. What I want to try Millie Moon didn't have her size at target. The latest reviews are very worrisome. According to the reviews the brand changed its formula and is now giving babies horrible diaper rash, and chemical burns. Thanks for reading my diaper obsession essay. Maybe I need a new hobby. Lol submitted by /u/happygeuxlucky to r/beyondthebump [link] [comments]

Does anybody know who offers the biggest size 7’s? My daughter is a big girl at 2yo she wears xs 5/6/7 clothes and we were doing ninjamas for a while but they have a weird fit, I recently tried the Huggies 7 and so far so good i love the fit and they feel softer than easy ups or ninjamas, i was just wondering if Huggies has the biggest size 7 or if theyre smaller than say luvs, pampers etc ? submitted by /u/DrinkRound3484 to r/Mommit [link] [comments]

My Walmart has size 7 Luvs, Huggies, and even some other brands too, I’d like 3-5 of each brand, but they only sell each box in like packs of 50. Did Anyone buy some and wouldn’t mind giving up a few for some Moolah? submitted by /u/Overscore247 to r/ABDLMarket [link] [comments]

Hey guys! I know a lot of you are first-time-moms, like myself, and the amount of baby products available can be overwhelming with so many mixed reviews. Here’s my list of some of the products I’ve bought this past year and what I think of them. I hope this helps! I'm sure I forgot other products so if you have any questions, let me know! I've bolded some product names to make things easier to find. I didn't realize this would end up being so long. Snoo - I have so many mixed feelings about this one. So my guy was an IUGR preemie and when he came home from the NICU, he still barely weighed 5 pounds. He was too small for the size small Snoo sack, so I used the Snoo as a “dumb” bassinet for a week or two and had him swaddled traditionally. WELL I didn’t know newborns did this thing called the “newborn curl” and it freaked me out seeing him on his side with his face pressed up against the mesh of the Snoo! I then realized, after visiting r/SnooLife, I could have him swaddled like normal then zip him up in the Snoo sack and use the Snoo. Of note: the Snoo motion does not work unless the Snoo sack clips are engaged with the bassinet. Being able to have him flat on his back, physically impossible for him to roll, alleviated SO much of my anxiety. Anyways, by 2.5 months old be was sleeping 7h stretches, up to 11h at points. To make a long story short, I followed the instructions for the crib transition and it’s been hell. Now he’ll sleep 2-3 hours in the crib at night, then is up every hour after that. Some parents have had a successful experience with the Snoo and the crib transition, others haven’t. I don’t particularly feel strongly about the Snoo in any one way. It just depends on your baby. But honestly the fact it keeps baby flat on their back is a massive selling point (for me at least). Dock-A-Tot - Very controversial! I actually loved mine. Note: This is not safe for sleep. At least not unsupervised sleep, because baby can press their face against the side and suffocate. Some babies have died this way. When I first had my guy, I was living in a small space. The only furniture I had for him was his Snoo and a portable change table. The Dock-A-Tot was a lifesaver those first ~12 weeks. It was a place I could set baby down while I changed his Snoo sheet. It was a place I could soothe baby in while I pumped. I utilized it quite a bit. I highly recommend it (and its dupes) as long as you don’t use it for unsupervised sleep. Nuna travel system - I don’t have anything to compare to. But installation was super easy, and the car seat and stroller are both aesthetically pleasing. Whatever stroller you get, GET A STROLLER CADDY. I don't remember which one I have but I got it off Amazon and I wish I got it sooner. Mine has two cup/bottle holders, a big deep compartment where I throw my phone, wallet, and keys in, a specific thingy to hold wipes (I don't put butt wipes there, but I put sanitizing wipes), and a removable zip bag for other things (I usually put chapstick and some extra makeup in there). SUCH a lifesaver. Also, get a car seat rear view mirror thingy. Nana Leaf Grow - Once we moved, my son was able to have his own room/dedicated nursery. I finally had room for some sort of swing! The 4moms mamaRoo was appealing, but I didn’t like the look, and I liked that the Leaf was quiet, aesthetically pleasing, cordless, and he can use it up to something crazy like 130 pounds. My only complaint is that the toy bar is stupid. It falls off easily and you’d think a company like Nuna would figure out how to implement a better built toy bar. Baby Björn bouncer - Bitch yes you need this. Maybe not this exact one, any dupe will probably do (there are several). It's so lightweight, can be used until 20 something pounds, and the toy bar is actually well built. My guy LOVES this bouncer. It's so easy to plop him in it and get the dishes done. Out of everything baby related I've bought, this is probably my favorite item. Huggies/Luvs/Pampers - He wore Huggies preemie size from birth. AFAIK Huggies is the only brand with widely available preemie diapers, so I used those for maybe 4 weeks. I tried Pampers, Pampers Pure, and Huggies for newborn sizes. Both Pampers varieties didn’t fit my guy well, so I exclusively used Huggies. When I found out I’d be having my baby early, I didn’t have any diapers. So I impulsively bought a 250 pack of size 1 Luvs from Amazon. These were horrible! Super thin and barely any elasticity. I had a TON of blowouts. I kept using Huggies until my guy was in size 3. Then Huggies seemed to fit him poorly. Pampers fit him better but I hated the scent, so now I use Pampers Pure. Diaper Genie - Any diaper pail will do. I exclusively use disposable diapers. When I was pregnant, SO many people told me “Don’t waste your money on a diaper pail, just use an old grocery bag every diaper change and take it to the trash.” I tried that for a little while and it was the biggest pain in the ass. I’m so glad I bought the Diaper Genie. I wish I had bought it sooner. I don’t have any experience with any other diaper pail, but I’m sure any will do. Re: Diapering. GET THE DAMN BUTT SPATULA. I didn't have one right away and I have no idea how tf I managed without one. Also, I've tried various diaper creams but I don't think any one in particular was better than the other. Desitin, Aquaphor, the French sounding butt paste - all good imo. For wipes I first used Huggies Naturals because that's what they had in the NICU. I think I also used Pampers pure because I impulsively bought a big pack of them from Amazon when I found out I was suddenly going to be giving birth. Ultimately I switched to water wipes because my guy got a diaper rash and his pediatrician's nurse said there's a chemical in all wipes - even the natural ones - that can cause diaper rash. Lovevery play gym - Yes. Just get it. Super cute and colorful without being obnoxious, tons of activities for your baby to do. Even at 2ish months old my baby could chill there for like 30 min quietly and be entertained. So worth it. Changing table pad - You don’t need the Keekaroo. Little Tikes makes a dupe for a fraction of the cost. GET THIS. Baby WILL pee and poop and vomit on their change table and it is so so so easy to just wipe it clean instead of having another sheet or cover to wash. Speaking of sheets and covers, get 2 crib mattress protectors. That way when one gets soiled, you don’t have to wait for it to wash and dry to make the crib again. Dr. Brown’s anti-colic bottles - I don’t have any other bottles to compare to. I was extremely unprepared and had basically nothing when my guy was born because I had just moved and he was born early. These Dr. Brown bottles are what the NICU used so I bought a bunch from Target before he was discharged. The 4 oz bottles seem to leak quite a bit but the 2 oz and 8 oz bottles never leak for me. Also get extra nipples of every size, as well as extra shaker caps if you're going to formula feed. Baby Brezza Formula Pro - Honestly, it’s not a must have. But it does make things faster. My guy does not care about bottle temp but it’s nice that the machine will warm up the water for you. Baby Brezza bottle sterilizer - Yes. So easy to use AND it dries the bottles for you. Like totally and completely dries. I have the one that only holds 6 bottles but if I had known about the one that holds 8, I would have gotten that one. Microwave sterilizer bags - I have the Medela ones. They are great for smaller bottle parts, like nipple collars and caps. And small things like syringes and pacifiers. These are a lifesaver. Re: pacifiers. After trying 938493 brands, my guy ultimately decided he likes the Tommee Tippee Ultra-Light ones. However many pacifiers you think you need - quadruple it. I swear for every 5 pacifiers you give a baby, only 1 makes it to see another day. Pacifiers are like the missing dryer socks of a baby’s life. Burp cloths - I don't remember the brand but I bought some muslin ones off Amazon. I have a reflux baby so I'd go through like 10 burp cloths a day. I ended up with like, 40 burp cloths because I was sick of doing laundry every other day. Owlet camera - I was in a pinch and needed whatever video monitor my local target had in stock. The installation was easy and it’s nice that it came with a mount. And the video quality is super clear….if you can get the god damn app to work. Overall, such a waste of money. The app never fucking works and when it does, it freezes within minutes. I don’t think Owlet even supports the app anymore so don’t even bother trying to buy one second hand or if you happen to stumble upon a new one at Target or someplace. Hatch - Yes yes yes Hatch!!!!!! Easy to use!!!! Nice colors! Nice sounds! Our house is all wood floors with tall ceilings, so every little noise sounds so loud. But with the dryer setting, all the noises in the house are drowned out so baby can sleep peacefully. DO NOT BUY BABY TOWELS, THEY ARE A SCAM. Even though my guy was less than 5 pounds when he was born, he grew out of all his baby towels by the time he was 3 or 4 months old. I’ve now been buying him toddler towels. They still have the hoods with cute animal ears and stuff but they will last me a MUCH longer time than baby sized towels. I wish I had just bought toddler towels from the beginning. Pumps - For various reasons I couldn't pump long. One issue I had was low supply. I had a Medela Freestyle Flex and it was ok, but I hated constantly having to charge it. In the hospital and NICU they had a Medela Symphony, which I got the most out of. But even then, I would get 1-2 oz per breast max. I ended up renting the Symphony from my hospital and I wish I had just done that from the very beginning. I'm a single mom and during the newborn stage I was in this perpetual cycle of change diaper, feed, wash bottle, pump, try to sleep/shower/eat/etc, doing everything by myself ALL the time. To save time, I thought I'd get one of those wearable pumps. I thought I'd be able to do laundry or wash bottles while pumping. So I dropped five hundred fucking dollars on the Willow and it was the biggest waste of money ever. I measured my flange correctly and everything but I hardly got half an ounce between BOTH breasts during a full 20 min pumping session. One session I got as little as 10 mL! Other things I’ve found useful: My Apple Watch has been super useful throughout all of this. I often lose my phone and it’s nice to be able to glance at texts or even answer calls while my hands are literally full with baby. AirPods have also been great for taking phone calls while taking care of baby, and also watching Tik Tok and stuff to keep me up during MOTN feeds. My guy has reflux and is on meds that need to be refrigerated. Even though the kitchen and nursery are on the same floor, life is so much easier with a mini fridge in his room. His nursery has a ceiling fan with a built-in light fixture but I hardly use it. I have a table lamp in there and I put a smart lightbulb in it and it’s great for keeping the room dim at night. submitted by /u/spud_simon_salem to r/BabyBumps [link] [comments]

Diapers Size 5, 148 Count - Luvs Triple Deal Price:$29.77 https://t.co/jc0yZaPKxC#amazondeals #amazonfinds #amazon #deals #dealsandsteals #discount#amazonprimehttps://t.co/c43gopULwUpic.twitter.com/lPbUTc0nSS — US Deals Shop (@Aquaman19605249) July 18, 2020 submitted by /u/mystique0712 to r/US_Deals_Shopping [link] [comments]

Hello! Lately my 15 month old has been having a lot of overnight leaks, and my usual methods (double diapers or the overnight pads) dont seem to be helping very much. When he was newborn, we tried several brands of diapers and settled on Luvs as the ones that fit the best and were the most absorbent. Now I'm wondering if maybe another brand or a specific overnight diaper might be better, but i dont want to waste a bunch of money trying various brands. I should also note that my son is in the weight range for size 5, so I dont think that's the issue. I could try going up a size at night, but I'm still wondering if maybe another brand will be more absorbent over night. So does anyone have any recommendations or advice? submitted by /u/Genavelle to r/beyondthebump [link] [comments]

My 7 month old (21 lbs) is blowing out all his size 4 diapers (we have tried huggies, pampers baby dry & swaddlers, luvs) but the size 5 diapers are way too big. He is currently wearing huggies Snug & Dry size 5 which work ok, but his poop still seems to leak a little from the sides if we don't immediately change his diaper after a BM (because its so full). Pampers in size 5 are absolutely enormous on him and the seal around his legs isn't secure enough. Does anyone have a recommendation for a disposable size 5 diaper that runs small (or size 4 diaper that runs large)? Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated! My guy is short and fat (and very dense). And cloth diapers are not an option- no onsite laundry and no service available in our rural area. submitted by /u/corulator to r/beyondthebump [link] [comments]

This contest is closed. Santa has again been good to me so I thought I'd spread the Luvs (diapers, that is). I have Prime and get a discount on the brand, so if you (or someone you nominate) could use help with diapers, this is the contest for you. Just post a short reply stating why a case under your tree would help, and I'll pick the top 5 responses. As always on RAoA, laughter earns bonus points. You will have to add these ones sold by Amazon to your wishlist (products from other sellers won't qualify for the discount or Prime shipping): Luvs Contest ends Friday 26 December at noon PST. Good luck! EDIT: Even though the link goes to size 5, you can pick whatever size you need in the drop-down menu when adding to your wishlist. EDIT: WINNERS! /u/LeftMySoulAtHome, /u/Ambeezy1721, /u/TeresaLyn, /u/shazie13, /u/I_Cant_Math, and /u/EmmaBourbon Congratulations to the winners and thanks to all who participated. submitted by /u/ultrapampers to r/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon [link] [comments]

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