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Use a Liner When Changing Diapers – Baby Advice by Babble Soft
Jul 2 2007

babytipteetherFor the newbie parents out there, here’s a tip on diaper changing: use a liner on top of your changing pad/cover for those inevitable messy situations.  It will help you avoid having to wash your changing pad cover 5 times per day.  We had 2 changing pad covers (terry cloth) with our son and 3 with our daughter and let me tell you if you don’t have a liner you will be doing laundry twice a day!  We used PeeWees Disposable Multi-Use Pads and found them to be thin enough to put on top of a changing pad, easy enough to take with us when we were traveling, and very cost effective.  They were so useful that you might even want to check out the 3-pak because you’ll probably need them for at least the first 6 months of baby’s life.  😯

Aruni

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  1. 1 Catherine said at 8:15 AM on July 3rd, 2007:

    I used to do the same with a single-layer receiving blanket. I always carried one or two in my diaper bag, to cover the change table, use as a blanket, wipe up spit-ups, use as a sun shade, use as a cover-up if necessary, something to lay baby on to sleep anywhere we were, and much more!

    Catherine from <a href=”http://frugalbabytips.blogspot.com” rel=”nofollow”>frugalbabytips.blogspot.com</a>
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