Day Care Centers & Providers: Babies 'R' Us
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Babies R Us Great Trade-In
Asked by M.S. from San Francisco
on February 18, 2011
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Has anyone participated? Is it as straight forward as it seems? We are thinking of going tonight... but is a 1+ drive to the nearest Babies R Us and I want to make sur...
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- I would highly recommend you call the store & ask for details or go online & see what the guidelines are
- I did it this past spring, saved about $40 on the new car seat we got! I say it was worth it! The car seat we traded was pretty ragged, having a 3 year old in for a wh...
- We are going to go the last day of the sale. The goodwill has a 1/2 off sale on Monday, and we're going to buy something cheap to turn in for the 25% off. I am going t...
Especially for Baby (Babies R Us Store Brand) Disposable Diapers?
Asked by S.C. from Des Moines
on May 23, 2009
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Has anybody used these? Are they any good? They're on sale 3 boxed for $20 which is AWESOME if they're any good and a lot of money down the drain if they're aweful!
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- It's been awhile since I've done the diaper thing, but I know I used mostly generic diapers, especially once we weren't going through 6-10 a day. I used Target, ShopK...
- I tried that brand. They were fine for my older son (I used them when he was 2 and 3). But I tried some on my younger son when he was a newborn and they were just awfu...
- I tried them with my son and he wet out of them in an instant. The only cheaper brand of diapers I have been able to use are Luvs, and I have tried every generic bran...
Nursery Furniture and Day Care
Asked by N.C. from Los Angeles
on November 5, 2008
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I am 29 weeks pregnant and will be having a c-section the early part of January. I need some help looking for a crib and dresser. I would also like to start looking ...
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- Hey N., If you call kidcare they will give you a list of licensed daycare providers in your area. I have had my own in-home family daycare for over 28 years, but I a...
- I am a daycare provider in the Lakewood/Long beach border and will have an opening after January of 09. Email me if you are interested. M.
- I shopped around for furniture and ended up buying at Baby Depot (it's in Burlington Coat Factory). They had some that were good quality for a good price. It's worth c...
Best Way to Carry Bottles to Day Care
Asked by J.B. from Boston
on September 12, 2008
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Hi All: I am just going back to work this week after having my daughter in June and am trying to work out all of the details of the new routine, including how we pack...
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- I also recently went back to work after having a baby in June. I use a regular adult soft lunchbox to take my son's bottles to his daycare. It's a taller one that I ...
- I totally agree with all the other great suggestions, and I have another. With both my girls, we just made the formula for the day and put it in a large Rubbermaid co...
- J., not sure if I am misunderstanding your question. I am hearing that you need something to carry baby bottles-already filled, and an icepack. Most of the familie...
Natural Diaper Wipes and Daycare
Asked by O.B. from Minneapolis
on September 27, 2007
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My three month-old is about to start day care and we are asked to supply the wipes. Curently I use soft pieces of fabric and wet them down with just water, but what s...
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- My daughter's daycare used a dry wipe similar to a piece of gauze from a doctors office or something it's hard to explain and they just wetted it. It seemed to be some...
- We cloth diaper and wipe as well. We make wipes a batch at a time with a little bit of Jason's Homebest baby soap, a few drops of tea tree oil, and water (we keep the...
- As a daycare provider I would sure hope that your provider will conform to your needs. I don't see it going out of the way. Have you thought of making your own wipes...
Teething Fussiness and Daycare
Asked by M.B. from St. Louis
on December 3, 2008
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Hi everyone. I've read tips here about dealing with teething before--teething tablets, frozen washcloths, etc.--but I have a complicated question. My 6mon-old girl i...
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- I am a mother of 5 and inhome daycare provider. So I have to agree that you need to figure out what your reasons for not wanting her daycare provider to use something ...
- I am an in home provider and I do not like to give Tylenol unless absolutely necessary. I do not know where your provider is located. but in Kansas you as the parent...
- You can buy packs of cheap washcloths, send them to school and ask that they use several each day (so she gets fresh ones throughout the day). Just have them put the d...
10 Month Old Biting at Daycare
Asked by K.L. from Portland
on October 7, 2008
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My 10 month old has recently been biting the little babies at daycare. He seems to go for the littlest immobile ones. I know biting is pretty normal developmentally ...
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- I agree they should be watching him. My daughter went through the same thing around that age. Our daycare just had to watch her a little closer and when they felt like...
- Hi - my little guy was doing that but was older. I went and bought a book called "Teeth are not for biting" and started reading it to him right away. He was old enough...
- As a teacher, and as a parent of a child in a daycare I think another important issue, in addition to developmental issues with your child, you have been presented wit...
Seeking the Cheapest Diapers in Metro Area
Asked by A.M. from Minneapolis
on October 23, 2008
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Hello Fellow Diaper Mommies,
I used to buy my diapers at Babies R Us using a combo of an in store coupon and a manufacturer coupon. Babies R Us then raised the cos...
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- I have found that other than the store brands, diapers cost pretty much the same no matter where you buy them. Walmart is 2 cents cheaper than Target or Cub. A friend...
- I have bought diapers at Big Lots and they were the cheapest I could find at the time. They are $3.33/package, but I don't remember the amount diapers in the package....
- I used to always use Pampers Cruisers until I tried Baby Basics from Cub Foods. They are good quality and for size 3 I pay around 16-18 cents per diaper. I often find...
Infant Car Seat/ Travel Stroller
Asked by J.J. from Dallas
on June 18, 2007
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Morning Ladies,
SO we did our baby registry yesterday, and the travel stroller set we had in mind is a little too heavy for me(I'm 4'11", weughing 100lb). HELP!!! Doe...
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- If you have a Graco infant seat and absolutely have to have a stroller, then I would look into the Graco Metrolite strollers. Babies R Us didn't have them. We went t...
- I would 100% suggest the CHICCO travel system! The car seat itself is awesome, it has a very easy to read liquid, level indicator on the base, so you know that you ha...
- I agree with an earlier responder - I have a Chicco Travel system and LOVE it!!
Convertible Carseat Recommendations
Asked by N.C. from Columbus
on August 23, 2008
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We are getting ready to purchase convertible carseats for our twins. I've seen the wide range in price and we're looking to spend no more than $150 on each seat. Do ...
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- we have a Britax roudabout. and LOVE it. my parents have other carseats in their cars and they are very low and bucket like. the Britax sits up higher, so the child...
- We really have been happy with the Cosco Alpha Omega seat that we purchased for our daughter. She will be able to use it through the time when she needs to be in a bo...
- Hi N., We're getting ready to do the same with our 7mo old daughter. We use a Cosco booster seat (under $50) for our 5yr old son that we put him in when he was about ...
