droolicious : Wipes

Every Diaper Bag's Buddy

Cathy Hale — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 14:30:00 GMT

You've shopped styles, colors and prices to find the perfect diaper bag. Now you're faced with a tough question, "What goes in it?"

Thanks to Me4Kidz, the Diaper Bag Buddy is a convenient eco-friendly travel kit with lots of things baby needs. It comes with 15 products including organic diaper rash cream, natural alo vera gel packs, organic face & body moisturizer, latex-free bandages, organic shampoo & body wash, natural tush wipes - all in a reusable case. Now this is clever! And here's the best part, it costs $5.50. You can buy a few to have on hand in the car too.

Down with Disposable Wipes

Lisa Mulcahy — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 16:35:00 GMT

We’ve covered many kinds of cloth diapers here at Droolicious, but have you seen these cloth wipes?

I’ll be totally honest, I have not embraced cloth diapering and don’t know if I could get over putting poopy wipes into my washing machine, but nonetheless, thought I’d share these from Bummas. Use them instead of wet wipes, as a pee pee tepee for boys, or simply as a washcloth. They come in sets of ten for $16.99, with sassy names like, for the boys, for the girls, the calm ones and the wild ones (shown here).

Anybody here use cloth wipes. What do you think?

Etsy Alert: A Stylish Clutch Or….

SunnyChanel — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 17:24:00 GMT

You’re probably wondering why I would cover a stylish clutch on Babble since we only cover baby and kid stuff, well because my friends, this isn’t a handbag, it’s a diaper wipes holder. Yup, this case will make the messy and unthankful act of changing a dirty diaper into a fashion statement. Each padded case comes with Huggies wipes inside so once you get yours in the mail, your ready to go. $13 here.

7 Days of Potty Training: Cottonelle For Kids

Heather Kuldell — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 18:35:00 GMT

Remember what it felt like to get your driver’s license? How about when you moved out of your parents’ house? Successfully potty training your child feels more liberating than either of those. But before you feel the sweet relief of knowing that the only ass you have to wipe is yours, there will be messes. Inconceivable messes. You will need wipes. An inconceivable number of wipes.

Swap out baby wipes for flushable kids’ wipes, like Cottonelle for Kids. As it turns out, wiping has a learning curve and the moist wipes help avoid huge toilet paper wads and, uh, “striped” underwear. Buy them in bulk: You will need to.

Available (in bulk) at Amazon for $35.99 for a 16-pack (aka 672 wipes).

Crusty Booger Solution

Lisa Mulcahy — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 12:35:00 GMT

Becoming a parent is a humbling experience. I bet you never thought poop, projectile vomit and mucus would be hot topics of conversation over cocktails with other parents. But, it happens, and actually I’ve gotten some pretty good tips while kicking back with friends. That’s how I stumbled upon this quick fix for a constantly crusty nose.

Despite looking like run of the mill diaper wipes, Boogie Wipes, $3.99, are specifically designed to clean snots while soothing the skin. Perfect for that kid with a perpetual runny nose, Boogie Wipes contain a saline solution that moisturizes with added chamomile, vitamin E and aloe.

Skip Hop Toolbox Helps Fix Dirty Diapers

Chris Ford — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 10:04:00 GMT

I've never been one much into diaper caddies, but if you've got to carry your Pampers and wipes around the house with you, then you could do a lot worse than this one - the Skip Hop Toolbox.

The "Toolbox" will carry a dozen diapers and has pockets all around for cremes, nail clippers or whatever else you might need. The side pockets are even removable. Comes in pink (shown), blue and green, or white.

Skip Hop Toolbox, $38 from Amazon.com

Diapees and Wipees: No More Crumpled Diapers!

Carmen — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 23:02:00 GMT

I was always the mom who needed to change a baby's diaper in an inconvenient place. I'd scrounge through the bag, praying that I'd remembered to restock the bag. Invariably, I'd find one lone diaper, shoved to the bottom of the bag, crumpled and stained with crushed raisins and cheerios. I'd have to bum a wipe from a passing stranger. Then the diaper would be the wrong size and I'd have to stretch the smaller diaper to fit the bigger child, and, well, it was nuts.

Yeah, I know, you wanna be me, right?

If I'd had a cute bag like these, though, I think I'd have stood a better shot at being organized. Recently profiled on MSNBC and seen in People Magazine, and a favorite of actress Holly Robinson Peete, Diapees and Wipees come in camoflauge, swirls, dots, and tons of other funky prints. Designed to hold a travel package of wipes and up to four diapers, I really could have used this when I had three in diapers, just to keep them organized. If you are on a short errand, these are so cute you could just grab 'em and go. Diapers in style, indeed.

It still doesn't address my other dilemma of actually REMEMBERING to stock the bag, but I think that's my own problem.