Diaper Champ: Preschooler
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Stinky Diaper Champ
Asked by J.R. from Dallas
on February 14, 2008
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I love my Diaper Champ. My only complaint is that I can't seem to control the odor. I do my best to change the bags VERY often, spray Lysol/Oust, use those yellow disk...
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- There is really not much you can do, I hate to say. Honestly, that smell will not go away. I used to keep the diaper champ right outside my kitchen patio door. ...
- Yes, there is a remedy to control the odor 100%, which is STOP putting poopy diapers in the diaper champ! I only put wet diapers in my Diaper Champ. I also love my D...
- I also threw mine away. You can buy boxes of 100 scented diaper disposal bags at Dollar Tree for $1. Store them in an empty wipes container and throw the stinky ones...
Recommend for a New Dirty Diaper Container...
Asked by L. from Dallas
on May 23, 2007
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Today as we were dumping out our diaper genie, both the refill ran out AND the lid broke. My daughter is 2, and has shown little interest in using the potty. I do no...
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- First thing, My husband and I got tired of buying those things, so we sack the diaper in a grocery sack and throw it in the large trash can in the garage. Also, the "P...
- We love the diaper champ. My other family members have always used the diaper genie too, but I thought it was too much trouble. The diaper champ uses your own trash ...
- We used the vanilla sented 4 gallon trash bags at Walmart (I think like a dollar something for like 30 of them) and just put them in the trash and we never smelled the...
Alternatives to Diaper Genie?
Asked by C.C. from Richmond
on March 9, 2008
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I just had twins who are still in the hospital. My sister thought the diaper genie was a waste and that the smell would still get out, plus you need special bags for ...
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- You new age mothers make me laugh.Do the same thing we baby boomers did just put it in the trash and take it out every nite.The more things change the more they stay t...
- Congratulations!! I have a 2-month old son, and we have been using the Diaper Genie. It is working well, and does not "leak" smells at all. You do need the special ba...
- I agree about the Diaper Genie. I got one for my first baby, and when my second one came around, I just used a trashcan with a lid. I bought the scented trashbags for ...
Diaper Pail
Asked by H.T. from Indianapolis
on March 13, 2007
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Anyone know of a good diaper pail that ACTUALLY helps with odor? Our pail didn't snell back during the early days of breastfed diapers and formula. Now that my son is ...
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- I have the NEAT diaper pail and love it. I don't think they sell it anymore because it is getting harder to find the refills. Safety first makes air freshner "coins"...
- I never did actually find one that worked, BUT I did find a solution. Walmart sells these little bage made for traveling. They are just big enough for one diaper. I...
- We started putting poopy diapers in a plastic grocery bag or ziploc and throwing it away in the kitchen. The smell doesn't travel as fast as that garbage does! The k...
It Smells Pooey in Here!
Asked by M.O. from Denver
on October 10, 2008
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When I found out I was pregnant my DH and I registered for a Diaper Genie. My friend said she hated hers, so she didn't get me one. Consequently we got a plain old d...
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- My nursery workers hated the diaper genie and so did I, but for stinky diapers we use a ziploc bag and put a dryer sheet in the bag to help with the smell - it works g...
- I use the diaper champ and really like it. Smell is usually mitigated and you can recycle plastic grocery bags to use in it.
- we bought a regular diaper pail for our daughter and my friend said her diaper genie was a pain in the butt. I think I might try it for our second child though, anyway...
Help with Cloth Dipaers
Asked by J.K. from Philadelphia
on February 5, 2008
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Hello Again Ladies,
I finally made the leap. I bought bumGenius yesterday, while i only bought one of them, how many should i buy? Also, go figure my DS had a BM ...
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- I wash with regular detergent, and I add baking soda and vinegar for odor removal. If you don't remove solids right away, they will stain, but it's not that big a dea...
- Hello, How many diapers you need depends on how often you want to wash. I have about 20 diapers and I have more then enough but my daughter only goes through about 5-...
- Congrats, J.! I'm a huge cloth diaper fan! Thankfully, my nearly 3 year old doesn't wear ANY diapers anymore. Woo-hoo! I bought many different kinds for my...
Diaper Pail Recommendations?
Asked by C.M. from Janesville-Beloit
on June 3, 2007
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We currently use the Safety First Odorless Diaper Pail. That pail was okay at first for keeping in the smell, but lately, it hasn't been doing it's job. We have chan...
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- I had no luck with diaper pails, so we put a garbage can in the garage and put poopy diapers in a pastic bag in the pail right away. Wet diapers I put in there at the ...
- i have two words for you baking soda,baking soda and more baking soda.... i have a diaper champ and love it to death but as with any diaper pail they begin to smell. m...
- Hi, Well I don't know if this will be good new to you or not, but I tried all those diaper pails and they never worked. What I found that works the best is just to ...
Hello
Asked by T.M. from Chicago
on August 4, 2006
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hello.......Does anyone know of any good boy names? I am trying to look for a name that is different and unusally............If you know of any good boy names please l...
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- Hi T. We have lots of baby stuff ... clothes, bath tub, diaper champ, etc. that we were going to goodwill but would happily bring to you. I know how hard it can be ...
- Hi T., I would be happy to donate some of my 3-year old son's things. I can't promise tons, as we hope to have another child at some point, but I would be more tha...
- T., As a doula and educator I get a lot of samples. I have creams, bottles, pacifiers, diapers and more. Would love to send you a care package. Please email me you...
When Do They Learn How to Wipe Their Own Butt?
Asked by R.S. from New York
on May 6, 2012
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Literally, I posted this question and did not get a single response!! Not one ... :(
So I waited, figuring that time would answer this question for me, but I am rea...
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- my 8 year old still has trouble, I finally bought diaper wipes & showed him to use those ,after usage he had to wrap it up in tp and throw in trash can because they ca...
- My son was trained when he was 25 months old. He always wiped but that basically meant he took a swipe towards his butt with a wipe. He did not become actually effecti...
- I think I'm totally in the minority here. I had mine start wiping on their own when they first started using the toilet right about age 3. I talked them through it and...
How Old Did Your Children Sleep in Their Own Bed?
Asked by A.S. from New York
on November 22, 2010
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i am a new mom without any experience, but I just think about that when could let children sleep alone in their own room, could you tell me about your experiences ? Th...
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- Mine have slept in their own cribs, in their own rooms, from day ONE! It was the BEST advice I got when I was pregnant: do not ROCK your baby to sleep (put them down a...
- I co-slept with my first daughter for 3 months, and then onto the crib. With # 2, I had every intention of co-sleeping for a couple of months, but she hated it! We sti...
- My son slept alone from day 1. He is 4 now and usually comes and crawls in bed with us in the morning for 30 minutes. He has always been good about sleeping anywhere -...
