Babies won't logically remember what you did, they will remember somatically how it felt.

As mindful parents, we have the opportunity to infuse even the most mundane tasks with love and intention. Bath time, a daily ritual for most families, is a perfect example of how we can prioritize child-centered experiences and nurture.

Q & A: Baby Towels

What towels to use for a Newborn?

When choosing towels for newborns, it’s important to consider their experience, delicate skin and small size. While regular towels can be used, they are often too heavy and rough. Generic baby towels also can leave you with "just ok" feels and most leave you wishing you had a better way.

How many baby towels do we need?

With the Oneberrie Bare Bundle, you can significantly cut down on the number of towels you need:

  1. Newborn Stage: 1-2 Oneberrie towels replace 2-4 traditional hooded towels
  2. Infant Stage: The same 1-2 towels adapt, eliminating the need for 4-6 new regular towels
  3. Toddler Stage: Again, no new towels needed as the Oneberrie grows with your child

What size should we get?

Traditional towels all run around 32x32 inch squares. Fast forward 6 months and your baby has outgrown it; only to maybe squeeze back in when they stand.

Anticipating your first bath - our regular size is magic at 30x43 inches. Choose Classic or Hooded REGULAR sized baby towels.

Pro at bath but hate how small your baby towels are or need bigger towels for your littles? Shop our LARGE size at 35x50 inches.

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Child Centered Care
  • Newborn

  • Infant

  • Toddler

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    Big Kid

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  • Step 1. Ready

  • Step 2. Swaddle

  • Hands free towel First bath.

    Step 3. Head

  • Step 4. Body

  • Step 5. Dry

  • Step 6. Massage

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The result

Better experiences and calmer transitions whether it is sleep, awake or just because.

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