dharyor1234:
Hello Mamas, how was the night?

Serious ranting here, I didnt know twas gonna be like this, you mamas should have told me so..
Thats how I couldnt sleep all through the night till now, though i'm feeling sleepy but the pain just couldnt let me...thank God i had a nap yesterday afternoon.

I have been experiencing serious cramps that last up to aminute, all round my waist line(both front and back) within 5-6 minutes interval, discharging mucus plug and poo-ing anyhow, I don't even know the number of times.

is this real labour or child's play?

ahnie:
Please help me....dont read and pass I can barely walk.now crawling on all fours.And serious Braxton hicks.my tommy assumes different type of shapes.sometime it culd look like trapezium,sometimes in triangular form,Crescent form.and it really HURTS.and am always groaning in pains and panting for breathe and as if my waist wants to dissect itself from my body.

Please.what should I do?
Cc all mamas.
Finally managed to pack my hospital bag today.

nicoleswizzi:

Abi...thank u jare

mydreams25:
I don get alert, Godwin!!!
To the glory of God my prince charming came to this beautiful world yesterday(sunday) weighing 3.8kg to grace us. Hmmm I couldn't stand labour pain ooo opted for cs straight at just 2cm after virginal examination, doctor begged me to wait a little so he can help me do sweep membrane I no hear. Didn't know labour pain is this painful, abeg cs all d way for me( I have very low threshold for pain). I wish all remaining mamas easy and stressfree delivery/according to your heart desires. Still coming with my full birth story. Make I rest small.
Cc: Gidd.yperson and all mamas

WambyDiapers:
To all the Mums interested in Reusable diapers, we manufacture and sell Reusable Diapers. Each one can absorb for a minimum of 4 hours and no leaks. For going out o, for sleeping at night o, it works wonderfully.

Each one can last you easily for 2 children and over 2 and a half years. It is adjustable for ages newborn to toddler as well.

You get the quality you pay for, easily. Many Mums can testify to our product being very absorbent and easy to wash, no need to soak or use bleach. You can wash in washing machine and it will come out clean! We also sell accessories to make it easy for you to use.

No need to be changing and washing every 1 hour and you can sleep in ours. We sell Quality and a great brand Doctors from hospitals like Lagos Island Maternity, Emel and Lifeline and many more hospitals can tell you they trust our brand

( some of our Mummies here use them and we know one Mummy who is pregnant and has used them for her first baby and not bought disposable in well over 6 months. She has been feeling fly and is trying to sell off her imported Huggies cartons she bought in the US and we tell her "ntooorrr ". She is also packing half for her 2nd baby).

Benignasweety:
But urz is expensive, where does one get a wobbing sum of 90something thousand for diapers in this economy... No offense meant though.

temmytee31:
Happy to inform you all i welcomed my price on Wed 19th @9:50pm weighing 2.9kg. Mother,Father nd baby all doing well. will be back to update
#Team APRIL

dharyor1234:
Now at the hospital, I was just been checked and 5cn already. The nurse gave me one injection like that, she said its for softening the cervix

dharyor1234:
Now at the hospital, I was just been checked and 5cn already. The nurse gave me one injection like that, she said its for softening the cervix

Benignasweety:
But urz is expensive, where does one get a wobbing sum of 90something thousand for diapers in this economy... No offense meant though.

WambyDiapers:



My darling, Huawei and Samsung, all na phone. There is a price point for everything and I do not expect to buy Nissan saloon car and run it through the flooded streets of Apapa Tin can expressway like a Jeep. I deal in products that were designed to match quality diapers to be found in the US and UK.

I can only speak to performance. I have learned the hard way that it is better to buy a product that performs excellently. I have also learnt there are very few economists in Nigeria. I grew up with economists so my thinking is different.

I shall share a story: if anyone of us knows Oniru, they know that New Market is walking distance from Ebeanor supermarket. I went to new market, paid N200 parking in an untarred parking lot to touts, hit the bottom of my car on high slope, crossed a busy street (hoping not to get hit by keke), trekked into stores until I found Blue Band margarine, the shop owner was rude (because she said she was tired from answering questions from non-buyers), gave me price of N350 after I haggle and haggled. I paid and left after hiring a porter to carry my goods. I went to Ebeano supermarket, parked comfortably, paid nothing for parking, strolled into a/c environment and decided to check the price of Blue band margarine. Same size, same month, same colour, same expiration date: N320.

My parents taught me one thing: "Cheap is expensive and the best bargains don't always look so pretty at first".

Our products, a minimum of 4 hours absorption for any of them. I cannot use a diaper that I change every hour (I need a product that works well, my life is not to be spent changing diapers every hour and mopping up after a baby). Your baby will sleep in that diaper. Your baby will wear that diaper from 3 months to 24 months and you will use it for 2 or more kids. You will not have to buy disposables for nighttime or going out. You can use it for other uses.

There is no way you want top performance and to buy quality for cheap. It is False Economy. Medela Harmony breastpump cannot work the same way as a Chinese manual breastpump.

it was our motto "A quality Nigerian Product for a Nigerian Child". It must be quality at a good price. It must be seen in public and not as an inferior product. It must perform to excellent standards or I do not want my name involved in it. We would not have the people supporting us if we sold you something that doesn't work the way it is priced. If I give you N3800, I expect it to perform around the quality of N5000. There are diapers out there for N1000, I believe LordReed tried some let him share his experience.

By the way, we always tell our Mums to buy slowly, starting from when you first get pregnant to final time of birth. Stagger your purchases, so you are not dropping a large sum immediately. If you calculate Molfix, you will smack yourself for thinking N90, 000 for a year and a half of diapering was expensive. Plus that N90, 000 is for 2 or 3 children. We showed many disposables to nurses and Dr's and they all said the companies had dropped their quality of their goods but increased the prices. But customers kept buying, ignorantly. Yes, those companies spend more on marketing and less on quality goods.

We do sales. We do giveaways. Once in a while we randomly select from our customers and send them free gift. We do Customer service. We write a handwritten thank-you note with every single sale (some of those notes came from a 70 year old grandma who took her time to wish our customer well). We add free samples of diaper cream to some sales . We are not inflating prices for our products or we would only be in highbrow shops. We are offering a QUALITY product so your baby gets treated like a King/Queen.

That is what we are, that is what we do. Please, go for whatever product makes you happy and works without headache for you. We wish you all the best, no matter your choice. Thank you

WambyDiapers:



My darling, Huawei and Samsung, all na phone. There is a price point for everything and I do not expect to buy Nissan saloon car and run it through the flooded streets of Apapa Tin can expressway like a Jeep. I deal in products that were designed to match quality diapers to be found in the US and UK.

I can only speak to performance. I have learned the hard way that it is better to buy a product that performs excellently. I have also learnt there are very few economists in Nigeria. I grew up with economists so my thinking is different.

I shall share a story: if anyone of us knows Oniru, they know that New Market is walking distance from Ebeanor supermarket. I went to new market, paid N200 parking in an untarred parking lot to touts, hit the bottom of my car on high slope, crossed a busy street (hoping not to get hit by keke), trekked into stores until I found Blue Band margarine, the shop owner was rude (because she said she was tired from answering questions from non-buyers), gave me price of N350 after I haggle and haggled. I paid and left after hiring a porter to carry my goods. I went to Ebeano supermarket, parked comfortably, paid nothing for parking, strolled into a/c environment and decided to check the price of Blue band margarine. Same size, same month, same colour, same expiration date: N320.

My parents taught me one thing: "Cheap is expensive and the best bargains don't always look so pretty at first".

Our products, a minimum of 4 hours absorption for any of them. I cannot use a diaper that I change every hour (I need a product that works well, my life is not to be spent changing diapers every hour and mopping up after a baby). Your baby will sleep in that diaper. Your baby will wear that diaper from 3 months to 24 months and you will use it for 2 or more kids. You will not have to buy disposables for nighttime or going out. You can use it for other uses.

There is no way you want top performance and to buy quality for cheap. It is False Economy. Medela Harmony breastpump cannot work the same way as a Chinese manual breastpump.

it was our motto "A quality Nigerian Product for a Nigerian Child". It must be quality at a good price. It must be seen in public and not as an inferior product. It must perform to excellent standards or I do not want my name involved in it. We would not have the people supporting us if we sold you something that doesn't work the way it is priced. If I give you N3800, I expect it to perform around the quality of N5000. There are diapers out there for N1000, I believe LordReed tried some let him share his experience.

By the way, we always tell our Mums to buy slowly, starting from when you first get pregnant to final time of birth. Stagger your purchases, so you are not dropping a large sum immediately. If you calculate Molfix, you will smack yourself for thinking N90, 000 for a year and a half of diapering was expensive. Plus that N90, 000 is for 2 or 3 children. We showed many disposables to nurses and Dr's and they all said the companies had dropped their quality of their goods but increased the prices. But customers kept buying, ignorantly. Yes, those companies spend more on marketing and less on quality goods.

We do sales. We do giveaways. Once in a while we randomly select from our customers and send them free gift. We do Customer service. We write a handwritten thank-you note with every single sale (some of those notes came from a 70 year old grandma who took her time to wish our customer well). We add free samples of diaper cream to some sales . We are not inflating prices for our products or we would only be in highbrow shops. We are offering a QUALITY product so your baby gets treated like a King/Queen.

That is what we are, that is what we do. Please, go for whatever product makes you happy and works without headache for you. We wish you all the best, no matter your choice. Thank you

Benignasweety:
Am not disputing d fact dat itz quality but why cant I buy d quantity I want as per my pocket? like say pick 3-4? it must be in dozens. I stand to be corrected though but dat was d info I got from d mail.

WambyDiapers:



My darling, Huawei and Samsung, all na phone. There is a price point for everything and I do not expect to buy Nissan saloon car and run it through the flooded streets of Apapa Tin can expressway like a Jeep. I deal in products that were designed to match quality diapers to be found in the US and UK.

I can only speak to performance. I have learned the hard way that it is better to buy a product that performs excellently. I have also learnt there are very few economists in Nigeria. I grew up with economists so my thinking is different.

I shall share a story: if anyone of us knows Oniru, they know that New Market is walking distance from Ebeanor supermarket. I went to new market, paid N200 parking in an untarred parking lot to touts, hit the bottom of my car on high slope, crossed a busy street (hoping not to get hit by keke), trekked into stores until I found Blue Band margarine, the shop owner was rude (because she said she was tired from answering questions from non-buyers), gave me price of N350 after I haggle and haggled. I paid and left after hiring a porter to carry my goods. I went to Ebeano supermarket, parked comfortably, paid nothing for parking, strolled into a/c environment and decided to check the price of Blue band margarine. Same size, same month, same colour, same expiration date: N320.

My parents taught me one thing: "Cheap is expensive and the best bargains don't always look so pretty at first".

Our products, a minimum of 4 hours absorption for any of them. I cannot use a diaper that I change every hour (I need a product that works well, my life is not to be spent changing diapers every hour and mopping up after a baby). Your baby will sleep in that diaper. Your baby will wear that diaper from 3 months to 24 months and you will use it for 2 or more kids. You will not have to buy disposables for nighttime or going out. You can use it for other uses.

There is no way you want top performance and to buy quality for cheap. It is False Economy. Medela Harmony breastpump cannot work the same way as a Chinese manual breastpump.

it was our motto "A quality Nigerian Product for a Nigerian Child". It must be quality at a good price. It must be seen in public and not as an inferior product. It must perform to excellent standards or I do not want my name involved in it. We would not have the people supporting us if we sold you something that doesn't work the way it is priced. If I give you N3800, I expect it to perform around the quality of N5000. There are diapers out there for N1000, I believe LordReed tried some let him share his experience.

By the way, we always tell our Mums to buy slowly, starting from when you first get pregnant to final time of birth. Stagger your purchases, so you are not dropping a large sum immediately. If you calculate Molfix, you will smack yourself for thinking N90, 000 for a year and a half of diapering was expensive. Plus that N90, 000 is for 2 or 3 children. We showed many disposables to nurses and Dr's and they all said the companies had dropped their quality of their goods but increased the prices. But customers kept buying, ignorantly. Yes, those companies spend more on marketing and less on quality goods.

We do sales. We do giveaways. Once in a while we randomly select from our customers and send them free gift. We do Customer service. We write a handwritten thank-you note with every single sale (some of those notes came from a 70 year old grandma who took her time to wish our customer well). We add free samples of diaper cream to some sales . We are not inflating prices for our products or we would only be in highbrow shops. We are offering a QUALITY product so your baby gets treated like a King/Queen.

That is what we are, that is what we do. Please, go for whatever product makes you happy and works without headache for you. We wish you all the best, no matter your choice. Thank you

eksbabe:
Nice writeup
I'm interested but i didnt get the price. Can you do a breakdown for me pls?

eksbabe:
bodysuits/sleepsuits after i realised its quite cheaper buying them here in lagos(dont know how possible that is). I had planned to shop abroad and have it delivered here but the prices i got in lag was better of.
Bodysuit- 3k for a pack of 7
Sleepsuit-3500 for a pack of 3 and they are Uk products.
Socks-1,500 for a pack of 4&5.
Shopping continues next week sha make God bless our pockets.
Cappo Phlakkeys how ya doing? Hope body is strong been a while u updated...
E-hugs and kisses to you all

Graciouscharis:


Please, where did you get this your price for UK products? The price I'm getting is higher than this and I'm shopping like a Ftm.

Benignasweety:
But urz is expensive, where does one get a wobbing sum of 90something thousand for diapers in this economy... No offense meant though.

WambyDiapers:


Oh sorry about that. For Lululuv and angeltolly, as well.

Covers: N2200 (plain), pattern: N2600
Cotton: N1600 or 2 for N3000, this is the Backbone of every diapering system. If Reusable diapers were soup, this would be ground crayfish.
Bamboo: N2000/N3800 for 2
Hemp: N2200/N4200 for 2

You can buy few covers and more inserts. Which is why we offer this system of All-in-two (that is, 2-part system).

You have accessories. Always stagger your purchases.

eksbabe:
Somewhere around Silverbird Galleria VI, the 1st turning on the left. I can drop the person's contact for u cuz i may not be able to describe the shop well for you but it's easy to locate from the Galleria.

eksbabe:
Woow, that was fast. Wishing you an easypeasy delivery. We await your BA.
Congrats to all the mamas that have birthed their los.
Team July how we dey? Started feeling like 1st trimester again at 27 weeks with some kinda food aversion. Now i cant eat meat stew cuz the smell puts me off. Anyone feeling like their 1st trimester here again? I sha manage and eat the one i can eat make God do d rest.
As regards shopping, teamie lululuv u are really gingering ooo, saw that u have almost concluded ur shopping and me i'm just here doing notin . So ystday i shopped for some few bodysuits/sleepsuits after i realised its quite cheaper buying them here in lagos(dont know how possible that is). I had planned to shop abroad and have it delivered here but the prices i got in lag was better of.
Bodysuit- 3k for a pack of 7
Sleepsuit-3500 for a pack of 3 and they are Uk products.
Socks-1,500 for a pack of 4&5.
Shopping continues next week sha make God bless our pockets.
Cappo Phlakkeys how ya doing? Hope body is strong been a while u updated...
E-hugs and kisses to you all

Ennywealth09:
please mamas, help a FTM, i want to start buying baby things but i don't know where to start from. please i need to understand wic one is bodysuit, onesies,sleepera etc as d last born of my family. please don't pass me by.u can also help me with d list of essential things.God bless u all.

customised87:


I am also team July and I am planning to also shop abroad. These prices are reasonable but i have a US site i have been checking from and the prices there are still cheaper than this. I can give you the site if u dont mind and please if you compare and see its better to buy in Nig, kindly tell me so as to save some money. Thanks

customised87:


I am also team July and I am planning to also shop abroad. These prices are reasonable but i have a US site i have been checking from and the prices there are still cheaper than this. I can give you the site if u dont mind and please if you compare and see its better to buy in Nig, kindly tell me so as to save some money. Thanks

eksbabe:
Oya give me the site oo, thanks teamie

Graciouscharis:


Please, give me the contact. I got a quote for 3500 for 3 bodysuit. I've not seen d quality sef. Don't know if it's chinco carter or original US carter sef.

eksbabe:
What's the bamboo and hemp used for?
And how many inserts will one need per day for one baby?

Zheemub:


You can do it.
I birthed my first at 4.5kg. My second at 3.9kg.
Now am expecting again, my trust is with my lord, the Most High God.
Just keep praying for a supernatural delivery and He should take control on that day.