Swim Diapers: Babies 'R' Us
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Reusable Swim Diapers
Asked by A.S. from Dallas
on June 18, 2010
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Do any stores carry the reusable swim diapers? Target? Walmart? I checked with Babies R Us and they don't have any. If not where online did you order from..
Thanks
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- Our Walmart didn't have them yesterday either. Everywhere used have them!!. You might what to check the regular grocery store when your in there. It might be less t...
- Target carries them, as someone mentioned below. I will tell you this though: I use cloth diapers, I used the reusable swim diapers initially for my daughter, and now ...
- Buy Buy Baby also sells them.
Swim Diapers?
Asked by S.S. from Sacramento
on June 11, 2009
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I have enrolled my 2 year old in swim lessons, so would like to know what the best swim diaper is. Are the reusable ones any good? Any info. would be great! Thanks!!
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- Target has bathing suits where the bottoms are reusable diapers. They are inexpensive and work well. Right there in the infant section.
- Hi S., I have a friend that teaches Infant Swimming and she recommends the bathing suits that have the cotton diaper. The disposable ones just fill up and leak. Check...
- Double check with the location. Our pool requires "TRIPLE UP!", which is a swim diaper, a diaper cover, and a swim suit for all that are not potty trained. S. E.
Maternity Swimsuit & Swim Diapers
Asked by N.O. from Chicago
on December 17, 2006
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Hi,
My 23 month old and I are taking a swimming class in Jan. I'm due in March with our second. I'm looking for a suit that will fit my belly (I'm not huge but I'...
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- Last time I was at Target in Norridge they had them.
- If you want to try one on in the store, I saw a bunch at Motherhood Maternity in Oak Brook the day after Thanksgiving when I was there. Otherwise Oldnavy.com has at l...
- Check out www.onestepahead.com. They sell swim diapers. I bought two for my son and they've worked out very nicely. Hope this helps. V.
Very Messy Dirty Diapers in Swim Diapers
Asked by B.P. from Washington DC
on July 3, 2010
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Just wondering if anyone out there has any advice. We joined our community pool this year and, for the past two visits, my son (age 2) has had a dirty diaper while we...
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- You can try swimming trunks with a built in diaper over the swim diaper. Where I take my daughter for lessons that is actually a requirement, because if a child has a...
- Maybe you need a better fit on the swim diaper? Also, maybe cover the swim diaper with plastic training pants used with cloth diapers? It may not save the clean-up on ...
- Some pools require a plastic diaper cover to be worn over the swim diaper. These are actually pretty effective. I was able to get them at Wal-Mart for my daughter. I t...
Reusable Swim Diapers
Asked by L.C. from Dallas
on May 29, 2009
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Hello mommies!!!
My 14 month old son will be starting swim lessons soon and they require the use of reusable swim diapers. I cannot find them anywhere!! Does anyone...
Cloth Swim Diapers?
Asked by J.K. from Cleveland
on June 2, 2009
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Has anyone ever used a cloth swim diaper instead of the typical disposable brand? I found some in the One Step Ahead catalog and it seems like a good investment, but ...
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- they are great. i just got mine at target for less than $10... but i've also used some other cloth diapers for swimming that were awesome. (sorry, can't remember the b...
- We've used reusable swim diapers for all of our kids. We tried the disposable ones one time on a vacation and hated them. They don't work! There is no elastic around...
- I also love the Imse Vimse ones. I have a couple different kinds, including Bummi and Target ones, and my son will NOT let us put on any but his Imse Vimse!
Extra Small Swim Diapers
Asked by J.R. from Portland
on July 25, 2009
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I have been invited to take my 10 week old daughter swimming next week and am really excited about getting her near the water. I've checked with the doc and he said i...
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- You will regret it if you take her swimming in a regular diaper! It will weigh more than her and you will have trouble holding her without it hurting her hips. The 1...
- My son was about that size the first time I took him swimming. We just used the Little Swimmers for 16+ pounds and they worked fine. Sure, they looked a little big o...
- I also used the huggies little swimmers and they worked great. I bought some little swimming trunks that fit them a little better then the swimmers and just put them ...
Cloth Diapers
Asked by M.C. from Chicago
on March 6, 2008
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I am looking to change from diposable diapers to cloth diapers but I am overwhelmed with all of the choices there are for diapers and covers. I am looking to make this...
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- http://www.nossgalenbaby.com/ Try this website--the husband and wife team who run it have twins, used cloth diapers, and will personally answer your email!
- M., I've made the same decision although I haven't decided on which ones yet. I've gotten my info from the babyworks catalog. www.babyworks.com Good luck PS. ...
- I would suggest going to Be By Baby and taking the cloth diaper class. Its very informative and I found it really helpful when I was just starting out. They also carry...
Looking for Diapers
Asked by J. from Dallas
on June 25, 2009
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It's been 5 years since my son was born and I had to deal with buying baby diapers. I am expecting another baby in December and am going to start stocking up now. My p...
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- For infants I loved the Pampers Swaddlers but when it was time to go to the Cruisers they leaked. So I switched to Huggies Natural Fit and have had zero problems with ...
- The Target brand diapers are GREAT. They are cheap and they don't leak.
- I use the Kirkland (from Costco) and I have never had an issue.
Best Diapers
Asked by B.F. from Minneapolis
on June 18, 2007
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I am wondering if anyone has had any luck with a cheaper brand of diaper. We are on a very tight budget right now and cant spend the extra money for diapers. I have a ...
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- We use either the Target brand diapers or the Sams Club brand diapers (can't think of their name) and haven't ever had any problems with them. My SIL uses the Walmart...
- Hi B., I do not have any advice on cheap disposables, but I can say that cloth diapers have been very economically efficient for me. If you are really interested, w...
- I also like Pampers but when my son was younger and going through a lot of diapers, we had some luck with the Walmart White Cloud diapers. We haven't tried them in a ...
