Pictures of Babies in BubuBibi

This is a picture from our customer.

This is our latest addition, this picture was taken when he was 7 weeks old

He was approximately 10 lbs then

Sorry for the delay at the end of August and early September 2010 - Reason???

All customers, I am so sorry that I haven't been able to keep up with communications and shipping after 8/20/10.  I had my baby 2 weeks earlier than expected.  For the month of August, a lot of customers have been getting coupon with 5% off for Laynden.  That's the name of our second baby boy.  I will now be able to use our baby diapers and other baby products as well as post partum stuff for me.  

I would like to apologize once again for those of you who did not get the responses or shipment as fast as you hope from us, that's the reason, we were supposed to have him on 8/31/2010 but he came out 2 weeks earlier than expected and I was not able to arrange my help to come earlier.  Anyway, here is a picture of our little prince.

BubuBibi - Bubu... even though you are no longer here..... YOU WON'T BE FORGOTTEN!

I am a mom to a beautiful English Bulldog, Bruno and my 3.5 years old son.  I'm also at the moment 35 weeks pregnant with my other son.  How did I get the name of BubuBibi?  We always call Bruno, bubu and we always call my son bibi, so, I combined two love of my life and formed BubuBibi.  Yesterday, 7/31/2010, Bubu left me..... it was too sudden, we didn't do an autopsy so, we'll never find out and I don't want to find out but doctor suspect heat overstressed.  He was supposed to turn 6 on August 12, which was just 2 weeks away.

It's the one of the saddest day of my life.... at the moment, I feel lost.... I know some of your probably has gone through losing a real baby and it's tough but Bruno is my real baby.  I don't know how to live without him.  I know time will heal but just thought that my customers would know that Bubu is gone now.... but I will have to move on stronger to honor him......

I LOVE YOU BRUNO AND MAMA WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU..................

Happy Belated Birthday America!!! Get 10% off for the month of July for Independent's Day!

Even though Independent's Day 2010 is behind us but we are continuing to celebrate this special occasion.  Please use checkout code: INDP2010 to enjoy 10% off your entire purchase.  Code is available for repeated buyers.  Please visit our site at www.bububibi.com to get 10% off for all purchases.

NEW PRODUCT!!!! Another new product coming our way. This time.... Bamboo Anti Slip Baby Socks!!!!

Calling all bamboo fans.... we are getting our new product in a week.... the Bamboo Anti Slip Baby Socks.

* They are really cute and most importantly, they are anti slip.

* Measures about 9-11cm and it is stretchable and therefore allow 6 months up to 3 year old to year them.

* Perfect for winter or summer.

* They are 75% Bamboo and 25% Spandex.

* Comes in 3 different colors - Yellow, Blue or Pink

We'll be posting on our website soon, so, check our site out!

NEW PRODUCT!!!! PUL Big Wet Bags with 7 Color Choices is now available!

Calling all mama, our new product is in!!! The new Big Wet Bag. 

Features of BubuBibi Wet Bags for Cloth Diapers/ Swim Wear:


- Perfect for anything - Reusable, washable, perfect for cloth diapers, swim wear, nursing pads, Sanitary pads, wipes, etc.


- Waterproof - Made out of PUL to ensure waterproof and to avoid leakage and keep wetness contained.


- Actual product (Size 18" X 12") - Able to fit 10 Cloth Diapers

- Comes with Zip closure

- Also comes with a handle


 Now available in 5 different prints and 2 solid colors:

Prints:
- Galaxy
- Pink Polka
- Butterflies
- Squares
- Soccer

Colors:
- Sea Blue
- Purple

Introductory Price - $6.99 each, please purchase one here now!

 

 

Why does my Cloth Diaper leak? Reasons why and hopefully you can prevent it from leaking.

I'm sure you have experienced at least one or more leaks when you were cloth diapering.  Does it feel like you have wasted your money and time on cloth diapers?  Especially for new cloth diapering mom, don't give up just yet!  Check out the reasons why they leak and hopefully you can use them to prevent your diapers from leaking.

    * Cloth Diapers worn correctly?
      Are you wearing your cloth diapers correctly?  The fitting of your diapers is crucial.  You need to ensure that you fasten the snaps or velcro/applix especially around the waist and thigh areas to a correct fit.  Some parents think that allowing those areas to be lose fitting is better for the babies but in actual fact, it may cause the diaper to leak. How to figure out the best fit? Diapers have to be well snug.  If you still can fit a finger easily near the thigh area, it means that the diaper is still a little loose but make sure that it is not too tight.

    *  Are the diaper inserts/ soakers properly inserted?
      For pocket diapers, if you want to put the diaper inserts into the pocket, you need to ensure that the inserts are properly inserted.  The inserts have to be laid flat inside and not folded somewhere.

    * Did you use a detergent that you are not supposed to?
      All of the cloth diaper manufacturers advise cloth diaper mom to NOT use bleach, softeners nor detergents with enzymes.  Please make sure you are not using them on your cloth diapers. Some new mom thinks that by using bleach, they can remove the stains from the cloth diapers not realizing that it is actually hurting the cloth diapers.  Please make sure that you are not using them.

    * Are you leaving the cloth diaper on your baby for too many hours?
      You have to change your baby's diapers every 2-3 hours even for disposable diapers, the same goes with your cloth diapers.  Again, like adults, each person is different, some need to go to the restroom more often, some less.... babies are like that too.  You know your baby well, so, if he is a heavy wetter, then, change him/her more often.

    * Does your cloth diaper have detergent build up?
      What is detergent build up?  Basically, after using the cloth diaper for a while, there could be detergent that is trapped in them.  You may not notice it but if you start to notice that your diapers are not absorbing as well, most likely that is the case.  This will cause your diapers to repel liquid, what it means is that the liquid will stays on the surface instead of being absorbed.

    * Are you stripping the diapers?
      For some new cloth diapering mom, you may be asking, what is stripping the diapers?  Basically, like we've mentioned above with build up Over time, you may notice that your cloth diapers no longer smell fresh, even right after laundering. This usually means that they have build-up and need a good stripping. Build-up occurs when residue left by detergents, oils or other substances remain in the fibers. Diapers with either super-absorbant hemp or man-made materials like micro fleece tend to gather stink more easily than diapers with all-natural fibers like cotton or bamboo. By stripping the diapers, it will remove any build up on your diaper to get it to function properly again. If you have repelling you will need to strip your diapers. There are a lot of videos on youtube or instructions on how to strip the diapers.  You may wonder how often you need strips the diapers?  I would say once a month but whenever you feel that your diapers are not absorbing as well, then, do it.

    * Did you pre-wash the diapers?
      Most of cloth diaper manufacturers advise to pre-wash the diapers.  Most of them advise to pre wash the diapers 3-4 times depending on materials. but some advice even up to 7-8 times especially for bamboo and hemp.

    * Are you using any creams on your baby’s bottom?
      Some creams like diaper rashes cream can create a layer and cause the diapers to not absorb that well.  If you are using any type of cream, you can use a diaper liner on top of the CDs to avoid the cream touching the diapers.

    * Is your baby a boy or a girl or how do they sleep?
      You may be wondering what does the gender of my baby has anything to do with leaking?  Well, of course there is! If it’s a boy, try to increase the absorbency on the front of the diaper and for girls, increase the absorbency on the back.  Did you notice that even the disposable diaper manufacturers have boys or girls diapers?  That’s the reason.  Also, if your baby loves to sleep on the back, increase the absorbency on the back and if they like to sleep on their tummy, then, increase the absorbency on the front.

Now that you have read the possibilities why the diapers would like, see if it works.  Don’t give up yet!

NEW PRODUCT!!!! 100% Organic Bamboo Nursing Pads - Now with a variety of colors!

Our 100% Natural Organic Bamboo Nursing pads have been a big hit.  So, we came out with more colors to spice up the feeding time.

These are now available on our website, current introductory price for the colorful ones is $3.25 for a set of 4. You can pick and choose the colors you wish.

Check them out now here.

Available colors now are:

- Yellow

- Blue

- Pink

- Nude

- Milk

Cloth Diaper Terminology - Useful for new cloth diaper parents

When I first started cloth diapering, I was talking to a lot of cloth diapering mom and they use a lot of terms that is pretty confusing for newbie like me then. Therefore, I put together all the terms that I could think of, hopefully it will help everyone. Please note that I have personally researched all of this and if I have made any mistakes, please email me so that I can make sure that we are sharing the correct information.

Diaper Accessories:

Cover/ Diaper cover - Some cloth diapers requires diaper covers. These covers are made out of PUL (see below) to provide a waterproof outer layer for the diapers that are non-waterproof. They could be velcro or snaps but some are also pull ups. It's usually used to cover fitted, prefold or flat diapers to hold moisture in.

PUL - PUL stands for Polyurethane laminated fabric. It is the technical term for thin, shinny, breathable, waterproof cloth that is mostly used for cloth diapers, such as all in one, pocket diapers, diaper covers, diaper pail liners, wet bags, bibs, changing pads, etc. It was originally created for use in the hospital and medical settings but since they continue to prevent leaks over the course of many washes, people decided that it's a good idea to use them for cloth diapers. According to some sites, solid PUL is most reliable for overnights.

Wet Bag - A waterproof bag used for storing cloth diapers in your diaper bag. It could be compacted and comes in various sizes. Small ones can fit 2 cloth diapers and the bigger ones can fit up to 8 diapers depending on the wet bag size. Most of the time, mom would bring plastics bags to put the dirty diapers but this is definitely the more environmental friendly way to go. Some mom actually suggest dabbing a bit of aromatic oil inside the wet bag to combat odor prior to putting it in the washing machine. The good thing about the wet bag is that once your children has past the diaper stage, you can use the wet bags for other purposes, example to store wet swimsuits, some parents even use them to store wet clothes. It can be used to store a variety of things such as cosmetics, dirty laundry, shoes, etc. Common closures include drawstrings, zippers or hook and loop tape.
Diaper Sprayers – It is basically a small sprayer that attaches to your toilet bowl system to spray off diapers. It is really not necessary to have, but a really nice option if you want to be able to rinse off messes directly into the toilet. No swishing or flushing required. Some parents sees the diaper sprayers, they think that it is a big project as they need to call in a plumber, don’t worry, the diaper sprayers nowadays do not require such skills. Most diaper sprayers cost less than $50.00 and the good thing is that you could use it not only to spray off solids from cloth diapers but can also be used for adults.

DSQ – Known as the Diaper Service Quality. It is a durable and absorbent Pre-fold diaper. It is also known as the top quality pre-fold. Diaper service quality diapers are made to withstand many types of washing and are more absorbent than the cloth diapers you'll find in big baby stores. According to some, the real DSQ diapers are usually made in China or India and are 100% Cotton.

Soakers – Soakers can be applied to different items but most often referred to the absorbent middle part of the diaper that absorbs the moisture when a baby wets. It is often made from several layers of an absorbent fabric such as microfiber, cotton fleece or hemp fleece. Soakers can be sewn inside the diaper, partially sewn to form a flap, comes with a snap to snap to the diaper or simply be laid inside the diaper or be stuffed into the pocket for pocket diapers. Soaker is also used in reference to wool diaper covers.

Doublers – Doublers is basically an extra soaker that is placed inside a diaper to make it more absorbent. Typically, a doubler does not go into a pocket; instead, it is used on top of the diapering material. These are often used for overnights or heavy wetter especially night time.

Inserts – Inserts are similar to the soaker or doublers but is placed inside the pocket or hybrid diapers for extra absorbency.

Types of Cloth Diapers:

Fitted Diaper - A fitted diaper is shaped to fit the baby and typically uses velcro or snaps as a closure. It closely resembles disposable diapers. They are contoured and fitted with elastics around the legs and back. This type of diaper requires a cover. Since it requires a cover, some say that it is not as convenient compared to the AIO but the good thing is that it can be washed at high temperatures, separate from covers. Fitted comes in a variety of materials, such as cotton, flannel, bamboo, terry cloth, hemp, bamboo and velour. According to most, fitted diapers are one step up from the prefolds used many years ago.

Pocket Diaper – A pocket diaper is a diaper with a waterproof outer layer (PUL) and an inner layer of a stay dry material such as microfleece, suedecloth or bamboo. They come with a pocket (mostly at the back but some could be at the front), for the absorbent inner layer to be stuffed in the pocket during use and then to be removed for laundering. This makes them really versatile and also less bulky than some other type of cloth diapers. Most say that they are very similar to the AIO or AI2. Good thing about the pocket diaper is that you choose what you want to “stuff” into the pocket so that you can find the right absorbency level. On the other hand, the disadvantage of using the pocket diaper is that it requires a separate stuffer and sometimes, it could be a little too bulky if too many inserts are stuffed.

Pre-Fold – A rectangular of cloth that is thicker in the middle third than on the sides. The pre-folds are most commonly made from cotton. The fabric is folded in the middle so that the middle is more absorbent. The pre-fold can also be used as burp cloth. It can be folded and pinned or snappied into place or simply laid into a waterproof cover. Pre-fold are the cheapest cloth diaper options but it will require a diaper cover. The prefolds require a diaper pin or snappi to close. Some also say that the pre-fold can also be used as inserts or doublers. The advantage of using the pre-fold is that it is very economical, easy to launder and very fast to dry. The down side to it is that it requires a diaper cover or pin/ snappy to work.

Diaper Liners – Diaper liners are added to a diaper next to the child’s skin. Liners are thin layers of cloth or paper that is placed inside the diaper to aid in the cleaning of solid waste. They usually come in a roll or boxes of 100 or 120. It is not used for absorbency but instead as a barrier that allows the transfer of liquids through it. A flushable liner for instance is used to keep solids off the diaper easily. They also helps prevents stains on cloth diapers. Most common fabric liners are made out of silk, micro fleece and flannel but the lately, bamboo has been a hit as well.

AIO – Known as the All-In-One Cloth Diapers. This diaper contains the waterproof outer layer (PUL) and the absorbent middle layer and the stay dry inner layer in one piece. Most say that it is the closest to disposables diapers since it is a one cloth diapering system. The absorbent soaker is sewn onto the diaper.

AI2 – Known as the All-In-Two Cloth Diapers. The AI2s are very similar to the AIOs with the exception that the absorbent soakers are not attached to the diapers all the way. These diapers have a snap in the soaker layer so that it can be detached. The advantage of the AI2s over the AIOs is that the AI2s dries faster since the soaker can dried and wash separately. Some AI2s work more like Pocket diapers.

CPF – Known as the Chinese Pre-fold diapers. These are high quality cotton diapers but most say that it is not as soft as the Indian Pre-fold diapers. They are often choice for embroidery and are very durable. Since they are cotton, you can sometimes find them in a wide variety of colors or tie dye.

IPF – Known as the Indian Pre-fold diapers. These are very similar to the Chinese Pre-fold. They are soft, absorbent cotton pre-fold diapers made in either India or Pakistan.

OS – Known as the One Size cloth diapers. It is a diaper that folds or snaps down to adjust the size to fit newborns all the way to toddlers.

Shorties – Shorties are shorts that double as a diaper cover. Unlike the diaper cover, it is usually non waterproof. It is most often handmade with wool but may also be knit or crocheted with archylic.

Longies - Longies are the same as the shorties except for they are long pants instead of shorts. They are also called the soaker pants or sweater pants. They are perfect to wear during the winter time.

Training pants – These are especially made for children in the potty training stage or for children that are potty trained who needs overnight protection. They are able to be pulled down so that children can still go potty and on the other hand is as absorbent as a diaper to avoid accidents.

WIO – Known as Wool In One. Acts just like the AIO (See AIO) except that it is made from Wool.

Material Used For Cloth Diapers:

Hemp – The hemp is a fast growing plant that requires few chemicals than cotton. Hemp fiber is one of the strongest and most durable natural textile fibers. Not only is it strong, but it also holds its shape having one of the lowest percent elongation of any natural fiber. As a fabric, hemp provides all the warmth and softness of other natural textiles but with a superior durability seldom found in other materials. Natural organic hemp fiber ‘breathes’ and is biodegradable. Hemp blended with other fibers easily incorporate the desirable qualities of both textiles. When combined with the natural strength of hemp, the soft elasticity of cotton or the smooth texture of silk create a whole new genre of fashion design. While growing hemp is banned in the US due to an uniformed political situation, it was once grown freely in the US for making rope and other materials. Some may wonder if hemp is legal, yes, industrial hemp products such as clothing and food stuffs are completely legal in the U.S. but the cultivation of industrial hemp is not. Hemp is absorbent, durable, natural and has an anti-microbial quality.

Bamboo – Bamboo is a fabric that is pretty popular for cloth diapers. According to most research, bamboo absorbs 3-4 times better than the cotton. They are really soft like silk. Bamboo is known for their antibacterial qualities, from the time they are grown to the process of being manufactured into cloth diapers, they have the natural qualities that repels and eliminate most forms of antibacterial. Bamboo is highly water absorbent. According to research, it is able to take 3 times more water weight. It retains this ability in some extent, pulling the moisture away from the skin so that it can evaporates. Bamboo can be worn all year round. It keeps babies cool during the summer time and warm during winter time. Babies who has sensitive skin or who are allergic to fabrics made from other materials find that they will have no problems with the bamboo. Bamboo has lots of micro holes, it makes breathability superior to that of cotton.

Fleece – There are many different types of fleece but the two main types of fleece used for diapers. The most common one is cotton fleece. Both cotton and hemp fleece is absorbent and is used for the main part of the diaper or for inside soaker layers. Polyester fleece is not absorbent and is used for wicking layers (microfleece) or outer waterproof layers or diaper covers (polar fleece).

Microfiber/ Microfleece – Microfiber is usually made out of 75% polyester and 25% polyamide. Microfleece is usually 100% polyester. Typically used next to baby’s skin to keep the baby feeling dry and even for wet diapers. Though, some people advise not to use microfiber next because it can dry out baby’s skin. One thing good about the microfleece is that it resists staining and most importantly, it does not hold solids like other diaper fabric can.

Cotton – Cotton is a soft, fluffy, staple fiber that grows in a boll around the seeds of the cotton plant. It is a shrub native to tropical and subtropical regions around the world, including the Americas, Pakistan, India and Africa. The fiber most often is spun into yarn or thread and used to make a soft, breathable textile, which is the most widely used natural-fiber cloth in clothing today.

Organic Cotton - Organic cotton is generally understood as cotton, from non genetically modified plants, that is certified to be grown without the use of any synthetic agricultural chemicals such as fertilizers or pesticides.[1] Its production also promotes and enhances biodiversity and biological cycles. In the United States cotton plantations must also meet the requirements enforced by the National Organic Program (NOP), from the USDA, in order to be considered organic. This institution determines the allowed practices for pest control, growing, fertilizing, and handling of organic crops.

Sherpa – Sherpa is a super soft fabric that is perfect for cuddly diaper and absorbent soakers or inserts. It is made by brushing the loops of the terry cloth to make them even softer. It is soft even after several washes. Most Sherpa has at least some polyester to make it more durable. Sherpa is a favorite for cloth diapers as well as wipes.

Suadecloth – Suadecloth is thinner than microfleece but shares many similarities and therefore makes it perfect for diaper inner lining in some pocket diapers. The moisture goes through the fabric to the soaker pad, allowing baby’s skin to dry longer.

Polar Fleece – According to Wikipedkia, polar fleece is also known as microfleece but typically referred as “fleece”. Polyester fleece that is commonly used for the outer layer of pocket diapers or as a waterproof diaper cover. One of the first forms was Polar Fleece created in 1979 by Malden Mills. Malden fleece is sought after because it is the most reliable anti-pill fleece and it is also the most water resistant. Fleeces differ widely, even from one manufacturer so some fleeces are more water resistant than others. Polar fleece is also used for blankets, outdoor gear and winter wear.

Closures:

Snappi - Snappi is also known as nappy fastener. It is a plastic mechanism that fastens a cloth diaper. Years ago, people have been using diaper pins but today, the snappis are preferred. Honestly, I remember years ago when my mom was using the diaper pin as we used cloth diapers for my brother and accident happened. Therefore, the snappi is going to be perfect to avoid accidents :)

Snaps – Some people prefer a snaps or also known as buttons as closures. I remember one of my customers told me that she prefers snaps because when the baby grows a little older, it’s harder to take off the diapers if it’s snaps but according to her, the baby knows how to pull off the Velcro immediately. Though, it depends on the baby and the parent’s preference.

Velcro/ Applix - Velcro is a brand name of fabric hook-and-loop fasteners. It consists of two layers: a "hook" side, which is a piece of fabric covered with tiny hooks, and a "loop" side, which is covered with even smaller and "hairier" loops. When the two sides are pressed together, the hooks catch in the loops and hold the pieces together. When the layers are separated, the strips make a characteristic "ripping" sound. According to some, it is better to use applix then Velcro as the applix holds up better. Though when using the Velcro diapers, you need to make sure that the diaper has some call the washing flap or laundry tab. When washing, you don’t have to worry about a bunch of diapers all being stuck together as long as your diapers with Velcro has laundry tabs. Though, some parents actually prefer the diapers because it gives a perfect fit for the baby.

Pins – Diaper pins are usually used for pre-folds and some fitted diapers. Some parents do not like to use pin because they are afraid of sticking their babies. You should try the snappis instead.

Other Terms:

Absorbent – Any type of material that soaks and holds liquid and contain wetness.

Adjustable – A variety of closure like snaps, Velcro/ applix to fit newborn all the way to toddlers.

Biodegradable - Able to be decomposed by bacterial or other biological agents. When it is disposed of in landfills, it breaks down under uncontrolled anaerobic conditions.

Breathable - Any type of materials that allow air to flow through the baby’s skin.

Casing – Casing is an additional row of stitching on the leg area to ensure that the diaper fits tighter.

Contour – A coutour diaper is not a fitted, but not a prefold. Kind of a mix of the both. It is curved to fit the shape of a baby. These diapers are usually laid in a cover and then fastened. They have an advantage over a fitted because as baby grows, it grows with them. (No snaps or velcro to limit adjustability). It has an advantage over the prefold as it is less bulky and no folding is required. It is not water proof so it needs a cover. It is used like a prefold but is simpler to put on, no folding.

Gusset - This is an extra piece of material on a diaper added in the leg opening for additional expansion and protection. Gusset are now included at the back of the baby diaper to ensure that the waist portion is fitted as well

Hyena - A term coined several years ago to refer to cloth diaper addicts who stalk the best custom diaper auctions. It is now referred to Hyena cart, which is a collection of small stores owned by families.
Care of Cloth Diapers:
Lanolin/ Lanolize - Wool diaper covers or longies require conditioning with lanolin. It is basically a natural oily substance produced by sheep to keep their wool dry. Wool covers and longies that are properly lanolized make great breathable diaper covers. Lanolin reacts with the ammonia in urine to neutralize odors. Lanolin is also a great skin conditioner and is used in many skin care products. There are many websites that teaches how to lanolize the wool diaper covers or longies.

Stripping Diapers – Over time, you may notice that your cloth diapers no longer smell fresh, even right after laundering. This usually means that they have build-up and need a good stripping. Build-up occurs when residue left by detergents, oils or other substances remain in the fibers. Diapers with either super-absorbant hemp or man-made materials like microfleece tend to gather stink more easily than diapers with all-natural fibers like cotton or bamboo. By stripping the diapers, it will remove any build up on your diaper to get it to function properly again. If you have repelling you will need to strip your diapers. There are a lot of videos on youtube or instructions on how to strip the diapers.

Pliable - A type of material that can be easily bent or shaped. Typically, people like the diaper to be less pliable.

Quilt Up – New pre-folds diapers are usually flat and stiff but after a few times washings, it will be fluffy and and fluffs ups to have a quilt like structure. It’s basically a change that occurs in a pre-fold diaper after the first few washes.

Repelling – Repelling usually occurs to the top stay-dry lining when it gets a waxy or oily build up from detergents, baby rash creams or any others. Due to this build ups, the diaper becomes less liquid resistant to liquid and becomes incapable of absorbing or letting the wetness pass through. That’s when I think you have to start thinking about stripping the diapers.

Vinyl – During the 80s, this is commonly used instead of the cuter diaper covers now. It is sometime also called as the plastic pants where it is made out of vinyl. The ones I can remember whereby my mom used for my younger siblings are ones where you have to tie both sides but unfortunately, those are not as breathable as the diaper covers we have today.

Waterproof – Waterproof describes objects relatively unaffected by water or resisting water passage, or which are covered with a material that resists or does not allow water passage. In the world of cloth diapering today, when people say that it the diapers are waterproof, they the outer layers are usually made out of PUL.

Water resistant – Water resistant is basically materials that hinders the penetration of water.

Wicking –When there is layers that is build up on the PUL, it allows moisture to pass through. It can be used to describe moisture wicking through the 'stay dry' liner and into the absorbent insert. Cleaning it with a good detergent or drying on really high heat most of the time can reseal the PUL but if that doesn’t work, that could be it’s time for new cloth diapers.

Wrap – This is similar to the diaper cover as this is basically an outer waterproof layer used if a diaper does not have a built in waterproof layer. They fasten with velcro or snaps and can be used through several changes of the inner absorbent material. These are often used with pre-folds diapers
Short Terms:
AIO - All In One
AI2 - All In Two
CPF - Chinese Prefold
DD - Disposables Diapers
DSQ - Diaper Service Quality
IPF - Indian Prefold
PUL - Polyurethane Laminate
WAHM - Work At Home Mom
OS - One Size
PF – Prefold
WIO – Wool In One

Cloth Diaper Terms

Short Terms:

AIO - All In One
AI2 - All In Two
CPF - Chinese Prefold
DD - Disposables Diapers
DSQ - Diaper Service Quality
IPF - Indian Prefold
PUL - Polyurethane Laminate
WAHM - Work At Home Mom
OS - One Size
PF – Prefold
WIO – Wool In One

SNEAK PEAK of our latest diapers with prints.... check them out!!!!

Here are the actual diapers. We should be getting them in on 6/14 or 6/15. We are very excited. We will be adding this to our list these couple of days. There are limited quantities, so, get them for your little one :)

NEW PRODUCT!!!! Colorful Bamboo Baby Wipes just for you and your baby!

More new products coming our way!!! Try out our colorful Bamboo Baby Diaper Wipes/ Wash Cloth. Comes with really cute prints - This is now available for sale. Comes in 28 designs.

Boy Colors - 11 designs
Girl Colors - 9 designs
Neutral Colors - 8 designs

Made out of 100% Bamboo and 100% Cotton on the other side with prints

Size = 8" X 8"

Purchase one for your little one now!

Neutral Colors

Boy Colors


Girl Colors

NEW PRODUCT!!!! We are trying hard to expand our product line - Check out the new Wet Bags!

We are coming out with the wet bags. Wet bags comes with a zipper and comes in

30cm X 45 cm or 12in X 18 in. Since we haven't got the product in, we are anticipating that this bag can fit up to 6 to 8 diapers.



WE will have a total of 7 colors for the wet bags:

Soccer
Galaxy
Squares
Pinkpolka
Butterflies
Plain Blue
Plain Pink

We should be getting them in end of next week or latest early next week! Check out our website for more information.

3 New Plain Colors + 5 with Prints - Coming Soon!!!!

Calling all Cloth Diaper customers.... we have now 2 more new colors coming up.

Purple and Sea Blue will be available for sale early next week around June 7 or 8th. You can pre-order them through our website.... hurry, hurry, we are trying out the colors, therefore, we do not have a lot in stock, so, place your orders as soon as possible.


Bright Green, Purple and Sea Blue

And guess what? Some parents are tired of the plain colors, we will soon have the bamboo cloth diapers with prints. We should be getting them in the week after we get the purple and sea green. Check out our website around the 14th or 15th for more pictures of the actual product..... You will love them!!!!

They are:

Soccer
Galaxy
Squares
Pinkpolka
Butterflies

New Coupons to Honor Mom - Month of May!

Without mom, there wouldn't be babies.... let's get together to celebrate Mother's Day, even though Mother's day is over for this year, we are going to continue the offer. Enter MOM2010 at check out to enjoy 10% off your entire purchase.... Happy Mother's Day - May 2010!

Wow, we cannot believe it that it's May already. Get 10% off entire purchase to celebrate Mother's Day with BubuBibi

What is more important that MOM!!!! Without MOM, there wouldn't be babies.... come celebrate Mother's Day with BubuBibi.

Get 10% off entire purchase for the month of May. Please enter coupon code: MOM2010 at checkout.

NEW PRODUCT!!! Organic Nursing Pad - 100% Bamboo Breast Pad

We have more new products coming the way. The latest product is the 100% Bamboo - Nursing pad.

Breastfeeding mothers can now enjoy the comfor of luxuriously soft bamboo nursing pads that are cool, breathable, anti-bacterial and super absorbent. They are soft, smooth and non-bulky . Don't be fooled by the thinness - they are more absorbent than regular cotton nursing pads - Test have been conducted and proven that bamboo absorbs better than cotton.

Click here to purchase a set to try out or if you like it, you can purchase more. Great gifts for new mom as well.

Introductory Price: $3.50 for a set of 4

Get them now.... watch out for our Mother's Day specials that will be going on in a few days.