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Baby Bath Towel – Boy Bath Towel Gift Set – Free Shipping

January 10, 2012 in Baby Gift Baskets, Baby Keepsakes, Baby Shower, Newborn Baby Gifts, Newborn Gift, Personalized Baby Gifts, Unique Baby Gifts for Boys | No comments

PRAYERS FOR MY LITTLE BOY BATH TOWEL GIFT SETLooking for a unique way to welcome the newest member of the family? You might want to give Simply Unique Baby Gifts’ Prayers For My Little Boy Bath Towel Gift Set.

Prayers For My Little Boy Bath Towel Gift Set comes with a 12-inch cuddly teddy bear, embroidered hood towel which you can have personalized, and Prayers & Promises Gift Book by Stormie Omartian. All of these items are neatly placed inside a gift box.

The new parents can use the Prayers & Promises Gift Book for storing pictures and other mementos from their little one.

Baby Bath Towel – Boy Bath Towel Gift Set – Free Shipping

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New Baby Checklist: 5 Tips In Handling Your Baby’s Umbilical Stump

September 27, 2009 in New Parent Tips | No comments

When it comes to taking care of your baby, nothing could get you more stumped than your baby’s umbilical stump (pun intended). Here are some tips on how to better take care of your baby’s navel, most especially the umbilical stump:

  1. Unless the stump has become very dirty or sticky, it is best to leave it alone. Constantly touching it might only cause the start of an infection. Umbilical stumps usually change color from yellowish green to brown and then to black before falling off.
  2. In cleaning your baby’s umbilical stump, use a cotton bud soaked in warm water and mild soap. Wipe the area surrounding the stump and then pat dry with a soft cloth.
  3. Make sure that your baby’s diaper does not constantly come in contact with the umbilical stump as this could also cause infection. It is advisable that you have your baby boy’s penis pointed downwards to prevent the possibility of urine seeping out.
  4. Have your baby wear light clothes to improve air circulation. This could help your baby’s umbilical stump dry up fast.
  5. baby towelWhen bathing your baby, go for a sponge bath rather than a tub bath. Sponge bath promotes faster drying than full tub baths. Keep away also from lotions, oils and creams as they would only slow down the drying process.

If you notice some swelling, foul odor or a suspicious looking fluid oozing out, get in touch with your pediatrician. Don’t forget to bring with you your baby bjorn to help you in carrying your baby.

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New Baby Checklist: 5 Signs Your Baby Might Be Constipated

September 20, 2009 in New Parent Tips | No comments

baby blanket boy gift setOne of the hardest things that you would experience as a mom is knowing when your baby is constipated. Here are some signs that your baby might be having problems with his bowel movement:

  1. A drop in the number of diapers that your baby uses in a day is one sure sign that your baby is suffering from constipation most especially if your baby has not had any bowel movement for the past 3 to 4 days.
  2. If your baby keeps putting his knees up to his abdomen and shows fussiness, there is a great chance that he is having a hard time passing stool. This could, however also mean that your baby needs to be burped.
  3. The presence of hard stool even if your baby is still on milk can also signal constipation.
  4. If your baby’s abdomen feels tight or hard, this could mean two things – gas or constipation.Either ways, expect your baby to cry a lot and be really fussy.
  5. One other sign that your baby is constipated is the passing of very smelly gas.

In cases like these, one of the ways by which you can relieve your baby’s constipation is by giving him or her a warm bath. Make sure, however, that you have a baby towel ready with you to dry up your little one.

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New Baby Checklist: 5 Tips When Diapering A Baby

June 19, 2009 in New Parent Tips | No comments

baby towelIt’s hard when you’re a first time parent and you don’t know what to do when your baby needs to have a change of diapers. Here are some tips on how to make sure that you don’t end up wet yourself:

1. Make sure that your hands are clean and that you have everything that you would need within your reach.

2. If there’s no changing table available, you can make use of any flat surface so long as you cover it with a towel. The floor, however, is more advisable as this would prevent accidents from happening.

3. As much as possible, try avoiding the use of power. Talcum powder has been linked to lung cancer and female genital cancer while cornstarch powder stimulates growth of yeast.

4. If your baby tends to be fuzzy and cranky while you are changing the diaper, it’s a good idea to give them a toy, sing or talk to them to keep them occupied. However, avoid giving food to your baby as this could cause him to choke.

5. Your baby boy would usually spray you with urine when he is exposed to air. To prevent this, make sure that you have a towel ready.

Changing the baby’s diaper can be quite a daunting task for new parents but it could also be fun. Should you feel that your baby has made a whole lot of mess, it would be better to give her a bath. Simply Unique Baby Gifts offers baby towels in various sizes that will make diaper change as well as bath time a lot more fun.

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Baby’s First Bath: 5 Tips For The New Mom

June 14, 2009 in New Parent Tips | No comments

Baby’s first bath is one of those experiences that a new mom and dad cannot forget. Here are some handy tips to make your baby’s first bath a sweet memory:

1. Set a specific time when you would want to have your baby’s first bath. It would be a good idea to ensure that both you and your husband would be present.

2. Prepare all the things that you would be needing for baby’s first bath. This would include the towels, washcloths, alcohol pads, diaper and baby clothes. You actually don’t need to have a baby soap or shampoo with you at this time. Remember, your baby do not sweat much, not yet at least. Soaps and shampoo could only irritate his or her skin.

baby-towel3. Make sure that you use lukewarm water, not hot water. You can also have a few inches of water only. At this point in time, there’s no need for you to fill the whole tub with water. Sponge bath is highly recommended until such time that your baby’s umbilical cord stump has fallen off or your son’s circumcision scars have healed.

4. Newborn babies usually lose body heat through their head fast so you might want to clean this part last. Make sure that you have a ready hooded towel to dry your baby.

5. Never leave your baby alone in the tub. Remember, they do not have the reflexes yet to pull up themselves. If you need to take a call or have forgotten something, wrap your baby in a dry towel and bring him or her with you.

Make sure you cover your baby’s head properly when you have finished giving him a bath. You can wrap them up first with Simply Unique Baby Gifts’ Blue Puppy or Pink Character Hooded Baby towels and mitts.

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