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Wipe Warmer
Asked by M.B. from Chicago
on November 3, 2006
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Hi mamasource mommies,
I'm thinking about buying a wipe warmer. We're expecting a baby in december and my 2,5 year old son doesn't like the cold wipes on his behind...
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- I used one with my youngest two and I loved it. They seemed much calmer during diaper changes than their sister. I never felt that I had a problem with bacteria in i...
- I had Baby wipes warmer from Target, bought at 21$ and i used everday everytime. It allows u to add water to keep it from drying up. My kiddooo scream if i ahve to ...
- I was told that they are a fire hazard so I opted not to purchase one. You truly can just warm the wipe up in your hand. Weather warm or wet, I would believe the bab...
Wipes Warmer
Asked by M.F. from Denver
on March 28, 2011
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If you have experience using a wipe warmer, rather good or bad experience, please share your thoughts.
Thanks
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- It was nice but not necessary. I had to put it away once my son started crawling because there was no where to plug it in where the cord was not exposed.
- My husband thought it was great, but he wasn't the one trying to keep it hydrated all day. it was nice when the kids were asleep and you had to change a diaper, but o...
- We loved ours because our house is always cold and it really was helpful to have them warmed.
Toddler Hates Diaper Wipes
Asked by K.M. from Portland
on October 24, 2009
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So, my 2 year old son really, really hates wipes or diaper cream. He's never had any sign of infection or something else that would be painful, but he is incredibly u...
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- Hi K., in my daycare for some reason all the babies loved when I used warm water and unscented wet wipes. I also had the parents to bring in their own wash cloths. I k...
- Thats my daughter to a TEE! Shes almost 2.5. We are working on potty training her. Just wanted to let you know you're not alone.
- We use water and baby washclothes for our 3 month old. We keep a bottle of water on the changing table and do baby laundry every day or two anyway, so this saves mone...
Homemade Diaper Wipes????
Asked by J.S. from Sacramento
on December 22, 2008
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I wanted to see if anyone out there uses or has used homemade diaper wipes. I am striving to be as "green" as possible and will be using cloth diapers. In doing some r...
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- So I did not use cloth wipes, but a few of my friends did, they used baby wash cloths, organic or not and a spray bottle with filtered water to wet the cloth or the bo...
- One time at Costco I bought a pack of 25 washcloths very inexpensively. Just warm water is best with a washcloth, or soap and water. String up a little clothes line ...
- We use cut up old shirts, baby wash cloths, etc and keep them in a big yogurt container by the changing table damp with a mixture of water and soap (very tiny bit of s...
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...
Antifreeze in Wipes????!!!!
Asked by F.P. from Chicago
on February 25, 2008
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I just read a post about antifreeze in baby wipes, I've never heard this. It seems every time I turn around I'm reading or hearing about something else that is bad for...
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- My son has very sensitive skin and I use quickables all purpose wipes wet down with water instead of diaper wipes. Their like the ones you get at the hospital. A box...
- Good heavens. Anti-freeze in wipes? Give me a break. As another poster already commented, they are two different substances. Parent by fear if you choose, but that...
- O.K. I daycare, and this has me a bit freaked out so I just checked a bag of Huggies Naturally refreshing with Cucumber & Green Tea. They DO NOT have that chemical i...
Alternative to Baby Wipes?
Asked by M.M. from Tucson
on August 1, 2011
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DOes anyone use something other than baby wipes to wipe your babies hiney?
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- Cloth wipes. I didn't warm the water. I just kept a little spray bottle full, with cloth wipes wrapped around it. It was room temperature, and it never bothered my son.
- I cloth diaper and a lot of us us either cut up flannel receiving blankets, or if you google cloth wipes you'll get tons of different ones. There are also "wipes solut...
- Baby wash cloths. I purchased about 40 of them from the dollar store (4/$1.00). I would just warm them in hot water and wipe/wash babies hiney with each change. I w...
Recipe for Baby Wipes
Asked by T.R. from Green Bay
on May 13, 2010
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I am like every other mom out there tryn to save a buck! I hear there is an easy inexpensive way to make baby wipes.. with paper towels (the ones with the "pick the si...
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- I was raised and was of child bearing age when there were no commercial wipes. Wash cloths or squares of soft flannedl dampened with water and if needed a bit of soap...
- paper towels + water It's what we used when kiddo was a baby. He was allergic to regular wipes. They worked great. There's no need for soap. I mean, *I* don't wash ...
- Oh, I so remember those days T.! I used old tee shirts and cut them up. Kept them in a small crock pot (yes, I cleaned it a lot!) and put just a sqirt of baby lo...
Baby Wipes / 5 Months Old Daughter.
Asked by B.C. from Tampa
on July 2, 2007
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Hello, I have tried Mustela and Huggies unsented baby wipes for my 5 months old daughter. Any other favorites out there? *Happy 4th of July!
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- I use the Pampers Sensitive wipes. I love those the best personally... K.
- Hi. I don't know if you're still looking but I love the costco brand! And there's no funny odor like the sam's ones.
- Playskool has great – and cheap – diaper wipes. I think they are called “Cottony Cloths” and I buy them at CVS. Their diapers, and other products, are great!...
Cloth Diaper Wipes
Asked by B.T. from San Antonio
on March 29, 2009
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hello All!! I recently started using cloth diapers full-time. I have a WONDERFUL day-care provider thatwill do it at her home too...YEAH!! Anyways my question is how d...
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- Yay! cloth is wonderful. We cloth (my toddler at night, my 21 month old full time, and my 3 month old full time!) and love it. You have many options with cloth ...
- If you're not opposed to it, Parent's Choice (at Wal-Mart) has a wipie that is cloth. They are in a blue wipie container, they're the 'sensitive' ones, made with real...
- you can make your own wipes solution (just google for recipes). I keep some in a spray bottle and spray a flannel wipe.I personally don't like wetting all the wipes an...
