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How much diapers does a Newborn go threw?

For my baby shower i received literally over 960 newborn diapers! Im a FTM and I dont know if im going to have alot of newborn diapers leftover?
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U tend to change ur baby with every feed when they r newborn so every 3/4 hours day & night for at least 8 weeks (8x7=56) they do need changing in between that time aswell as they have very runny poo lol also check the weight on the box make sure u use the lowest weight ones 1st as newborn nappies have a few diff weights just to confuse us! Lol ...my daughter was 7lb 2 oz & was in new born for 8 weeks so id say ur gunna use around 500 in that 8 weeks but ur baby may b small! Its really herd to no until hes here
..if u cam return after baby is born do that as u just never no!
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Thank you all so very helpful! I was starting to think what a waste of money :( ha
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Wow thats alot! But it really depends on your baby. My son grew out of his newborn diapers after a month, he grew fast. Within that month id say he went through 300 diapers
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I'm waiting until I have my son and see how big he is to buy diapers. With my daughter she was 8 lbs 11 oz @ birth and grew quickly only fit into newborn's for about two weeks. So, I would only open one pack at a time and return/exchange the rest. Good luck.
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My son used around 200 newborn diapers. Walmart will put em on a gift card and you can buy what size you need when you need em.
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That's a lot of newborn size. Don't open them all. Wal Mart is really good about letting you exchange diapers without a receipt.
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With both of my kids they were only in newborn diapers for a week 10 days and they usually go through 10-12 diapers in 24 hours. And my second born was in size 1  from 2 weeks till 2 months. So it depends on your baby , the weight, the length, so if the box is unopened you can return it anywhere and ask for a different size.
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I am ftm postpartum 3months and we go through about two boxes for every size. My son was so small i had to buy a small pack of preemie. Then moved him to newborn and so on. Yeah thats way too many newborn i would go and exchange some of the sizes
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From what I understand babies spend very little time in newborn clothes or diapers, if they ever fit to begin with. Most newborn sizing only goes to about 8 or 10 pounds. Maybe a couple weeks before moving to size 1. I exchanged some of my diapers already for larger sizes (1 and 2.) I had no gift receipts but they did have store stickers so I knew where they came from. Just don't open them. Get receipts if you can. Worst case scenario you can sell them or exchange them with other moms.
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Just don't open them. My sister in law went and bought a whole bunch of the size 1 packs, opened them to put them away all nice and neat, and then it turned out my niece was allergic to them. So I got a whole lot of diapers lol. But usually, if they're unopened you can take them and exchange them for larger sizes.
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Whoa thats a ton !lol i have more 1s than newborn. But like they said you can exchange them if you dont need them
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Yea i didn't get no gift receipt for any
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Probably but you may be able to exchange them for larger sizes especially if you've got gift receipt
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