The difference

The bath isn’t the hard part. Getting out is.

1In the water

Calm baby sitting in a small tub of bubbly water while a parent gently washes them
A regular towelCalm. Warm. Content. The water was never the problem.
Mom wearing the Oneberrie towel washes her newborn’s hair in a football hold over the bath
OneberrieJust as calm, with the towel already on.

2Out of the water

Wet newborn crying over a parent’s shoulder right after the bath
A regular towelCold air hits, the towel is out of reach, and the calm is gone.
Mom holding her newborn skin to skin against her chest, the Wild print Oneberrie towel worn around her neck
OneberrieStraight to your chest. Warm, held, still calm.

3Full coverage

Baby in a regular hooded bath towel after the bath, with arms, chest and legs left uncovered
A regular towelHood up, but arms, chest and legs still out in the cold.
Smiling dad holding his baby wrapped and hooded in the honeycomb print Oneberrie towel
OneberrieFolded up and over: hood up, wrapped all the way around.

A towel is just a towel. Until you give one to a postpartum mom.

    Then it’s either “OMG” or “why didn’t anyone tell me?”

    In short

    Both hands free, every bath

    A regular towel

    Any towel will dry. Sure, you’ll manage. But why should you have to?

    • Bending, tucking, towel in your teeth
    • Baby facing away from you
    • Not enough to cover a wet baby

    Oneberrie

    • Worn around your neck, nothing to hold
    • Baby faces you, straight onto your chest
    • Fold it up and over: covered and held
    • Both hands free, the whole time
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