Wipes & Warmers
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Any Experts with Cloth Diapers or Cloth Wipes?
Asked by L.P. from Cleveland
on April 14, 2008
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My friend has done a great deal of research on cloth diapers. I was just wondering if anyone else has had any experiences good/bad with cloth diapers instead of dispo...
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- I personally think she should research EC (elimination communication aka infant potty training). It works nicely hand in hand with cloth diapers. I couldn't imagine ...
- I used both cloth diapers and disposable diapers with my kids. If you have the time, cloth diapers are a wonderful way to ensure your child is not exposed to anything...
- L., I have a friend who used cloth diapers and swore by it. She also had a receipe for baby wipes that I shared with her from some household products we use. You c...
Newborn Baby Boy (2 Weeks Old) Belly Button Bleeding and Baby Wipes.
Asked by B.C. from Tampa
on November 7, 2010
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hello Moms, i have a follow up appt with a pediatrician this Tuesday, but in a meantime i wanted to know if any of you Moms have exprerienced some slight bleeding from...
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- My kids' belly buttons would bleed when they got bumped, especially as the stump got dry and ready to fall off--just like a scab. Don't put anything on it--just let it...
- My sons bellybutton bled occasionally it would get tugged a little by getting dressed or the way I held him. If you can see a specific spot that is open try not to use...
- Yes, bleeding can happen. The belly button on my first born began bleeding and I rushed her to the pediatrician only to be told that her belly button was fine...just ...
Cloth Wipes-How Many to Make?
Asked by K.J. from Nashville
on September 15, 2010
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Hello mommas. I am finally getting around to making my cloth wipes tonight. I have never used them before, but I am very excited about this new journey. Anyway, I h...
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- I know a woman who took about 1 to 1 1/2 yard of fleece, cut them in about 7 inch squares or rectangles and that was plenty. No need for sewing or anything. Not sur...
- We have a wipes warmer that holds around 9-10 wipes at a time. We bought about 3 dozen when we first started. When I was home with my daughter, we refilled them at ...
- It depends on how often you wash your diapers, I do a load every night. So I made enough to get me through a days worth of diapers plus a few extra for wiping a face, ...
Potty-training- Flushable Wet Wipes Recommendation?
Asked by R.M. from Nashville
on February 14, 2010
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Just wondering what the best brand of flushable wipes are to use now that we are working on potty training. We have always used costco wipes, but can't flush those. ...
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- Hi! I started out using the name brand ones (Kandos), but soon discovered the Wal-Mart brand! They are like a dollar per pack! They work just as well! I have used them...
- We use Target's brand toddler wipes (Up and Up?). They are flushable but I recommend only flushing 2 at a time.
- hi, i have found that flushables aren't that good. they can cause problems too. we have a trash can with a linner in it right next to the toilet. we like the huggu...
Diaper Rash from Using Dollar General Brand Wipes
Asked by M.P. from Memphis
on April 14, 2009
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Has any mom encounter this problem before from using General Dollar store brand wipes. This is my first time using this for my son. My son usually uses Huggies wipes...
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- Any product that's 'new to you' (foods, detergents, diapers, etc.) might have an ingredient or substance that you (or baby) might be sensitive to. If you're not sure...
- If you want disposable wipes without the cost and without the rash you can make your own using Bounty papertowels, water and a little babysoap and a little baby oil. ...
- My daughter has to have pampers sensitive when she has any kind of irriation or diaper rash. When everything is fine down there, I use the Target Brand (unscented).
Needed: the Gentlest Wipes for Terrible Diaper Rash
Asked by A.B. from New York
on March 7, 2008
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My 17-month-old daughter has persistent diaper rash. We believe it's partly yeast related -- it all kicked off about four months ago after she was on a course of antib...
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- try huggies extra sensitive baby wipes you can find them in almost all convenent stores and grocery stores they cost about $3.50 but there worth every penny my son had...
- I've always been partial to the Pamper's Sensitive wipes. They come in scented and unscented. I would go with the unscented for your daughter if I were you. Good luck!
- Explain this to the day care provider and supply them with a tupperware bowl full of whatever you want them to use. If your child had an allergy, they would have to co...
Cleaning Wipes for Breast/nipple and for Medela Pump Parts and Storage Bags
Asked by N.B. from New York
on September 30, 2008
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Hi,
I'm stocking up for breastfeeding supplies and wanted to know...
Do I have to use the cleansing pads specifically sold to clean your breast before breastfeeding ...
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- Just wanted to add a note about Lansinoh cream - try to only use it when you really need it e.g. when you first start breastfeeding & when your nipples are very dry. ...
- I breastfed my son for a year, nursing when I could and pumping and leaving bottles for my husband and caregivers when necessary. I really liked the medela storage bag...
- I used the Medela bags for the first few months, and then switched to the Lansinoh because they held more. Both were exactly the same, functionally. Technically, you...
Diaper Wipes Without Perfumes, Fragrances, Lanolin, Aloe, and Vitamin E
Asked by E.T. from Orlando
on May 13, 2008
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I'm trying to find diaper wipes that don't have any perfumes, fragrances, lanolin, aloe, and vitamin E. And I can't seem to find any.
Here is the situation, my 8 mo...
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- Check your local health food/natural store. They carry natural products that will not irritate the skin.
- My daughter has eczema and they told me in the hospital to use gauze and wet them with water.It has worked great... I've also gotten wipes from Chamberlins that did no...
- I remember when I took a class during my pregnancy that the nurse suggested using viva papertowels (I think they're really soft) and a squirt bottle with water. They ...
UPDATE On Post Regarding Kids Using Clorox Wipes to Clean Their Desks at School
Asked by M.B. from Colorado Springs
on February 29, 2012
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I wanted to post an update to my question about whether you all think its safe for kids to use Clorox Disinfecting wipes to clean their desks (without washing their ha...
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- Eh, while I think there was no problem with the kids using them, I'm glad you stuck up for what you felt was right with your kids. None of us wear your shoes or kno...
- Good for you!! And I have been called worst things then "that mom", lol. I would have done the same thing.
- good for you! i had a similar experience - one of the slides in my son's daycare looked dangerous. i posted on here about whether i should say anything and while sev...
Vitamin K and Antibiotic Wipes
Asked by D. from Detroit
on August 11, 2009
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Hi there. Is anyone aware of one's ability to waive/postpone the Vitamin K shot and antibiotic wipes that are given to infants hours after birth? I heard Beaumont wi...
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- D. - You definitely have the right to waive/postpone the Vitamin K shot - and with good reason! I work with a midwife/doula that can probably help you with those ques...
- I had my children at Providence Hospital in Southfield in the birthing center and last a C-section and asked for no drops and they did it. No questions asked. My first...
- Just another Government interference! Read up on Vitamin K, the dosage infants receive and the lifelong side effects. I think Child Protective Services should be cal...
