Are these standard sizes or a new born can grow in? I am going to deliver my first baby in 2 weeks and don't know if these are the right size to buy.
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I started using cloth at 6/7 months and my son runs average to small sized. I had him on the lowest rise setting with the wings overlapped for a couple months. I would say these are probably gonna be too big at first. Not sure how long.... but I'd def still get some one sized. You know how babies grow..
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These do snap down in width AND in length, so, yes, they will fit a newborn. It will look a bit "overwhelming" on the newborn for a week or two...just because babies are so tiny when they are born. but, you should have a good fit if the baby is average newborn weight. if the baby is 8 pounds or so, you are good :) 5 pounds...gonna be awful big :/
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It's one size fits all starting at 8 pounds. They can technically work for newborns but they don't fit the greatest and are a little bulky. We used disposables for the first 2 months then they started fitting a little better. You can also invest in some newborn diapers from little joeys. They surprisingly hold their resell value pretty darn well or just use disposables until these ones fit well if you don't want to deal with buying and selling newborn diapers that you won't be using for very long. Also, you can buy these for half the price on the alvababy website. 20 diapers and 20 inserts for $84. It's one size fits all starting at 8 pounds. They can technically work for newborns but they don't fit the greatest and are a little bulky. We used disposables for the first 2 months then they started fitting a little better. You can also invest in some newborn diapers from little joeys. They surprisingly hold their resell value pretty darn well or just use disposables until these ones fit well if you don't want to deal with buying and selling newborn diapers that you won't be using for very long. Also, you can buy these for half the price on the alvababy website. 20 diapers and 20 inserts... » Read More It's one size fits all starting at 8 pounds. They can technically work for newborns but they don't fit the greatest and are a little bulky. We used disposables for the first 2 months then they started fitting a little better. You can also invest in some newborn diapers from little joeys. They surprisingly hold their resell value pretty darn well or just use disposables until these ones fit well if you don't want to deal with buying and selling newborn diapers that you won't be using for very long. Also, you can buy these for half the price on the alvababy website. 20 diapers and 20 inserts for $84. « Show Less
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These are intended for newborn and up. Our son was so small (born under 7 pounds) and we didn't start using them until 6 weeks old. Honesty, all the diapers we had were intended for newborn and up (one size fits all) but with all the folding over, the diapers were all too bulky. He looked ridiculous. I understood later why some people buy the infant ones for the beginning or just use disposable for the a few weeks.
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not likely to be consistent in size, but some will be 1&1/2. Make sure you soak them in warm water for at least 30 minutes, They will regain a little elasticity. Don't over stuff.
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Congratulations! From my experience the small will be too big for your newborn. There will be leakage. I usually have just four of the newborn wraps for my newborns so they fit correctly for the first month. Then I move to the small size and I usually have six of those wraps. And I love the newborn size (I think it is 6-10 pounds) with the umbilical cutout, it really helps protect their umbilical cords while they are healing after birth. Good luck!
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You should get the size"B". You need size"A" after 35 or after you give birth. I hope this helps. I've used mine for a couple of years now and I still smile as I passed the feminine hygiene isle without stopping.
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They have many different snaps on them that allow them to grow with the baby. I currently use them on my 3 month old but they would fit my 2 year old if I wanted them to. They were a little big at first when the baby was newborn; they fit but were really bulky on her. By 10 or 12 pounds they fit great.
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You should be able to use this for a new born. I didn't use it until my baby was 2 months old but he was a preemie and born at 4lbs. He was too small. I used it when he was about 6 or 7 pounds and it worked great.
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They measure about 13 inches long. I just put my thirsties duo wrap size 1 (the closest thing I have to a newborn cover) on the smallest setting and tried the alva in it, but it was a tad longer than the diaper cover was. They fit perfectly in the middle and biggest snap setting though. I got these when she was about 12 pounds, (depending on how big your newborn is,12lbs might not be that far away) and they have been my absolute favorite inserts for her. Super squishy and dont hold odors like the microfiber ones.
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I'm not sure about weight, but these run large. I'd think they'd fit a very big baby. I suggest you go to the Pooters website and email them. The owner is very great to work with and gets back to you quickly.
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Yes that should be absolutely no problem. I think most of the demo's are with the 2's any way. The newborn size is actually harder to work with
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Check the measurements, but you should be fine! Crib sizes are pretty standard. Plus if there is any issues Lullaby Earth will be more than Happy to work with you ! They are a Great company with a Great product & warranty. Made in America still makes the best Quality products & lullaby earth Stands behind their product!
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Guessing they would be much too large for a newborn. The ones I ordered for potty training were way too big even though the weight was lower than my child
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Newborn clothes fit well, with a bit of room when new. So they will still fit when they shrink a bit in the wash. Preemie are kinda tight and would be difficult for a child to dress and undress, probably shrink too much in the wash.
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My newborn was a little early. He was only 5 lbs. That being said we put him in them about 1 month in. He may have been about 7 lbs
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During and before pregnancy I was a 34/36 B. Since I had my son I'm a C in some brands and D in others. I ordered the medium and they are HUGE. Literally tortilla sized....so maybe go with the small in case you grow. I'm just not sure if extra small may be too small if you grow postpartum. But I highly recommend these pAds.
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the ones I got and had to return ran very small for their size. I would say go up one or even two sizes... but they also run more toward lean kid... if got any kinda size that's not thin, you might have a problem... going up in size to fit body will prob make legs long....
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I think he is borderline, he might be able to squeeze in for a little bit before outgrowing soon, esp. if he is tall. I bought XL pairs for my two kids. My daughter is almost 13 but about 82 pounds and short at about 5 feet. She can wear these pretty perfectly. The younger kid is even shorter but weighs more, like almost 90 pounds, and I don't think he's tried them yet but I think it will be a squeeze and he can only wear them this year. For your son, I agree, adult Men's sizes are way too big, the only other option he might have is a women's size XS if you do not risk the Kids XL.
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I would get Large if it were me. I always went up in size with my boys, never down. At this age, they grow like weeds so it never bothered me if it was a little big, for what, like 2 weeks? If anything, I think it's even cozier for them and they look so stinkin cute in them when they are waddling around �. Also, my boys were always tall for their weight, so I never went by that. If you go too small, the legs ride up a bit while they are sleeping too. Just my opinion...hope it helps.