mrs_eg, dunno leh...I thought using a non rinse formula to bathe a newborn is quicker and easier. Cos the whole body soft soft leh...hee
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mrs_eg
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ya... prefer to use the covers than the safety pins... Ya I thought so... only neighbourhood places will probably have more of such 'traditional' stuffs.. hahaha... Got one booth at the fair.. the person say "I tot nowadays only AH-mas will ask for that type of cloth diapers" Im like '.........'
oh... hahahaha... I thought of buying those "net" which you attach to the bath tub so tat You can put your baby on it when you bathe the baby...
but I havent buy yet la...
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xian
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The inner layer will still get soiled.maybe you can try using the traditional cloth as "inserts" in the bumwear? to see if it works as well??
I keep thinking about it...
Anyway other than bumwears there is alot off other brands also.... another one at the fair was moo moo kow... then so many other brand can be found online... Im also surprised malaysia also have.. hmmm but dont know if cheaper to buy there anot.. heheheh
No choice, bumwear already bought so die die also must use cannot let it go to waste. Hee, got tempted by it's fanciful design. Now I have got to source for traditional ones.
mrs_eg
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hmm frm wat I understand.... The inner layer will definitely be soiled isnt it??? the liquid has to go somewhere mah... But I tot at least the outer cover not wet so baby is still comfy right??? and the wetness wont irritate the baby...The inner layer will still get soiled.
Now I have got to source for traditional ones.
The traditional one wet already mus change... cos tats the wet part that is directly in contact with the baby's skin...... hmmm....
mecolemummy
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Only the White is pure podwer for babies... going to buy one later to try ^^
As for the J&J top-to-toe, even way before tis, jus the normal blue bottle ones, my sisters did... jus 2 small drops in water and wash... no rinse. Should be fine...
I going to buy one later... will try and test on myself and let u ladies know, okie?
I saw the mat too and think it's abit expensive. Mini Toons have similar mats... comes in 2 different sizes too. As I'm a Hello Kitty fanatic and they have it in Hello Kitty prints! Grabbing tat later too! ^^
mrs_eg
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Mini toons... the material same as thsoe at the fair?
Think the ones selling at mini toons are of different materials. I will check it out this weekend.
xian
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Hey, I went to bumwear website and found this nappy liners, which is to hold baby's poo. I reckon it will be much easier to clean up.
Nappy Liners
Oopps...Hee...Don't care...
mrs_eg
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so far... I know I saw those at kiddy palace...
as for pics... I found some on the internet...
at this link www.babys.com.sg
there are a few kinds of "net"
pictures are not very clear though....
but shld give you a rough idea...
mrs_eg
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yupyup... understand..
even traditional cloth diapers also need those kind of liners...
mecolemummy
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Well, the material are not the same but its good enuff for mi... it's soft and smooth enuff. Some of frens are using it and so far no complain ^^
they have 2 sizes $59.90-200cmx100cmx12mm (single bed) and $79.90-200cmx130cmx12mm (super single).
For the Pigeon compact powder, it smell and feels good... jus need to wipe. it really minimise the floating particles in the air!
mecolemummy
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No problem ^^
xian
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Oops, I wasnt aware of that. Thanks!
The net seems like a good idea, dont have to worry that baby might slip off.
Hi Mrs Eg
Try Robinsons (I saw at the Raffles City outlet) for NUK bottles and other NUK products. I didn't find NUK at the Motherhood Exhibition at Expo.
Hi MummyK
I bought the Medela Freestyle during the fair. I don't have any other pumps so decided to invest in this one which is supposed to be good and fast. It's a dual electric pump and is smaller and lighter than the Medela Pump in Style.
Because I intend to go back to work after maternity leave, I wanted something small and light and fast (don't want the rest of the office to hear me pumping for a long time!).
My husband in fact wanted to get another manual/ single electric pump for use at home but I think better to wait and see.
So I guess whether you need another pump really depends on what you intend to use the pump for. If occasional use, then the pump which you have should be enough. But if pump is for regular use on a daily basis, I think best to invest in a good dual electric pump.
If I were you, I would wait for the next fair after delivery to see whether really need to buy another pump...just my 2 cents worth
Hi Mrs Eg
I know what to buy cos I had help from my mum and friends...haha...a friend gave me a shopping list and my mum helped buy alot of stuff...
Plus doing research online and reading up helps. I decided to buy Pigeon bottles cos my mum is used to them (my nieces use pigeon bottles) and at the fair, there was a Pigeon sterilisation set (steam steriliser, bottle warmer, 5 BPA-free bottles (3x240 ml + 2x120ml), 2 packs baby wipes, free small bottle of dishwashing liquid) at $199 which I thought was a good deal.
But I'm prepared to have to try out other bottles if baby doesn't like Pigeon...
As for breast pump, I decided to get dual electric pump and decided on Medela Freestyle cos it's small and light. Actually I do wonder whether I've bought all these things too early...I guess I will only find out later! Haha...
Claralicious
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Hi Mummies!
I found out a site. Prices quite reasonable. Probably you ladies might wanna check it out! I think the ones in the "specials" are quite a worth buy!
http://www.aprisin.com.sg/
CHEERS!
I found out a site. Prices quite reasonable. Probably you ladies might wanna check it out!
I think the ones in the "specials" are quite a worth buy! http://www.aprisin.com.sg/
CHEERS!
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