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Baby Wipes_: Instead of Wipe Warmers
Catherine McDiarmid-Watt |
Friday, April 20, 2007 |
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Thanks to Karyn for this Frugal Baby Tip!
This is what I do now that I'm using cloth wipes. (Instead of buying a wipe warmer.)
I just wet the wipe with warm tap water from the bathroom sink just before I lay baby down to change him. I change him on the floor now that he's too long (and too wiggly) for his change table. Simple, and inexpensive!
When we're out of the house I carry an insulated thermos full of warm water in the diaper bag. I can use this water for at least 3 purposes: to mix with dry baby cereal (packed in another container) for a meal on the go; to wet cloth wipes or washcloths for washing messy hands and faces; and of course for wetting cloth wipes at diaper changes. It works great!
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