Do you have to buy the newborn insert separately?
1732646
There was no insert that came with our model, but our baby was 9lb when he was born so we used it without.
1732647
I did not. Idon't recall any special adaptation we had on the ones we used at the hospital. We used them for term infants but some were just 6lb babies. You can change the tilt to keep the baby's head from falling forward.
1435333
Only the one it comes with. Also, there's no way to attach it to the baby or clothes or anything
655052
No insert is needed. An all in one diaper has a sewn in inset. I love these diapers because I don't have to fuss with inserts.
1809943
If you're buying the seat it will come with the base so you don't need to buy this too but an extra base is useful if you plan on transporting the baby in more than one car-it eliminates having to continually take out and resecure which is not always an easy task
2057121
No. The infant insert is separate. I still love this tub though. I never did the insert. I put a hand towel in the bottom and fill the water up a couple inches with another hand towel rolled under her head. It works great and she lives having the freedom of kicking her legs and feet. This was the best non toxic baby tub I could find on the market. I hope you like it too!
981409
No additional inserts. This is an all in one cloth diaper and the inserts are attached. They are great! No stuffing necessary. They have been great for overnight for us so far but if you wanted to add another you could use any size insert you would like. I dont think its necessary though unless for overnight. It will make the diaper very bulky.
647713
The inserts need to be purchased separate. They have different sizes, I had the smalls and then used doublers and then went into the larger inserts, skipping the medium size all together. The shells last a long time, so are worth the cost. We only cloth diaper with best bottom and have had the ones we have for 17 months and they still look new. Hope this helped answer your question.
426605
There is an insert accessory for newborns that can be purchased to use with the tub. When we got this tub, I was curious if our $10 infant bath sling from Babies 'R Us would fit into it, and it did.
256518
I've purchased them directly from cottonbabies.com (the manufacturer)- it comes with the insert.
1401644
My daughter was 8lbs when she started using and I did not need the insert.. Save your $40!
643593
I didn't buy the insert, but the purpose is to give added cushion/comfort, especially for small babies. Like what people sometimes put in car seats or strollers to buffer the head and body. I should have bought the insert, because I think the seat texture (by itself without the insert) is strange for a baby product. It is the texture of a canvas backpack.
380017
If you use BumGenius....they are longer than the newborn inserts, but smaller than the large inserts that come with the BG. I would think for a newborn, they would be fine as a single insert, but my son is 5 months old and we use 1 BG insert and 1 of these and he is golden!
1282121
We did use the infant insert with our 6 month old. I'm not sure we would have had to, but it made the chair more comfortable and supported her better as she was just learning to sit up. We just removed the insert a few weeks ago when she turned 9 months.
1317815
It does not have an infant insert, but because it is a Mei Tai you can roll the waist to shorten the body and it has a strap to cinch in the waist so that you don't need an insert. This video shows what I am talking about. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-DlyAxI_uA
853143
Yes, but ONLY if you use the Burley infant insert (called the snuggler). It is sold seperately for about $70, but is definitely worth it. You absolutely need the insert for kids under 2 years old.
256516
I sell fuzzibunz at www.babybonuses.com and I can say that they do include a large and a small insert when you purchase. They also come with replacement elastic bands. Please let me know if you have any other questions!!
1820953
Each diaper comes with two inserts, an infant insert and a slightly longer toddler insert. We used the infant size from birth to 6 months, then switched to the toddler for added absorbency. When our daughter turned one, we started double stuffing each diaper with both inserts (she had started leaking through) and it's worked extremely well so far.