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Swim Diapers
Asked by J.L. from Los Angeles
on July 3, 2010
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I never knew pampers had their own version of swim diapers. I think they were called splashers? Has anyone tried these swim diapers and liked them? I have only ever bo...
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- Yes, I used them for my 3 kids, they are great, no saggy or puffy diapers, and they keep "it" in so you won't have to worry about an accident in the pool. And are als...
- IMO swim diapers are like throwing money away!! Get a reusable/washable swim diaper!
- I have twin toddlers and was thinking of getting them lil swimmers, I have never heard of anything else. But I was wondering...if they dont get puffy with water, where...
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.
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 T.F. from Orlando
on May 26, 2007
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I was invited by a friend to swim at her community pool, but my 9 month old hadn't pooped yet that day, so I was afraid to take him in the water. He has an adorable ba...
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- The disposable swim diapers do work very well at keeping poop contained, but BEWARE! They don't do such a great job at keeping the pee contained! Last year, I got my...
- I have a friend who reuses the used (pee only!) little swimmers- she washes them (maybe even in the washing machine? I think if I were to try this then I would maybe p...
- When my son had Safe Start lessons at the Y, they wanted him in a swim diaper with swimming "pants" on top--which is basically a swim suit with a rubber (vs. mesh) lin...
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.
Swim Diapers with No Dye in Them?
Asked by M.F. from Pittsburgh
on August 1, 2008
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Hello ladies! Here's the deal: My 18 mos. old daughter is allergic to the dye inside diapers. Luckily, we have found that Giant Eagle brand diapers contain no dye on...
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- It is likely that she is allergic to the chemicals used to bleach and the perfumes used to smell cute. Cloth swim diapers work well, easy to use and washing them is...
- did you try using just a simple cloth diaper for swimming purposes, diaperwraps (I think that is how it is spelled, it has been a while), makes a swimming diaper and c...
- How about trying the fabric non disposable swim diapers available at Target, Toys R Us, etc.
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...
Swim Diaper
Asked by V.T. from Dallas
on April 19, 2009
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Does anyone know of a swim diaper for children less than 16 lbs? I am looking for something for the summer time. My daughter is 5 weeks and 9 1/2 lbs now so I don't ...
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- I used a swim diaper that I bought from a cloth diaper store online. It was GREAT! Never any leaks or anything, and it didn't need anything additional over it. You can...
- V. , I have a 3 yr old and last year i put him in nothing. But I do know that if your daughter is too little for the little swimmers or even the regular diaper explode...
- you might be surprised at how big she will get in 6 more weeks. Plus, I will say that I find the pampers swim diapers to run pretty small. We have always had to get a ...
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!
Disposable Vs. Reusable Swim Diapers??
Asked by L.A. from Boston
on May 21, 2009
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This summer I have access to a pool and hope to take my one-year old son there for some fun. I'd love to hear more experienced mom's weigh in on the pros and cons of d...
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- In my opinion, they both leak pretty badly...reusable a bit more. I would suggest whichever would save you more money, probably reusable in the long run.
- The disposable ones, like Little Swimmers, dont absorb pee, so you need to put it on right before getting in the water and remove right afterward. I put just a plain...
- How often are you going to go the pool? If this will be a few days a week all summer long the disposables will get expensive and you should purchase 1 or 2 reusable sw...
