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Bambi
I have entered many websites about baby diaper bag like nacobabydiaperbag.com,but which style is a better choice I have no ideas.
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it depends on how you live, and how you'll use it the most. As in if you'll be having it on your pram, if you'll be carrying it like a tote bag, if you'll be wanting a backpack, and if you want an in-built bottle carrier or a separate one, and if you want it to include a change-mat, or have a separate one. And on top of that there's personal style and taste to consider, as well as budget. On top of that, you can buy portable change mats or change mat wallets that have pockets for wipes, diapers and creams etc so you can just carry that for short trips, or if you're going out with someone else they can look after the big diaper bag and you just take the wallet and baby for a change. It's always good to get one that can fit a blanket, a spare set of clothes or 2, a couple of bibs, a spare pacifier, some toys as well as changing and feeding equipment. One that's easy to clean is a plus. And getting a wetbag for dirty cloth diapers if you're using them, or clothes/blankets that have been spat up on, or a diaper blowout/leak is always useful so everything else doesn't get stinky and dirty.
it depends on how you live, and how you'll use it the most. As in if you'll be having it on your pram, if you'll be carrying it like a tote bag, if you'll be wanting a backpack, and if you want an in-built bottle carrier or a separate one, and if you want it to include a change-mat, or have a separate one. And on top of that there's personal style and taste to consider, as well as budget. On top of that, you can buy portable change mats or change mat wallets that have pockets for wipes, diapers and creams etc so you can just carry that for short trips, or if you're going out with someone else they can look after the big diaper bag and you just take the wallet and baby for a change. It's always good to get one that can fit a blanket, a spare set of clothes or 2, a couple of bibs, a spare pacifier, some toys as well as changing and feeding equipment. One that's easy to clean is a plus. And getting a wetbag for dirty cloth diapers if you're using them, or clothes/blankets that have been spat up on, or a diaper blowout/leak is always useful so everything else doesn't get stinky and dirty.
Which baby sling is best in your experience?
TXgal
Well, I'm currently 7 1/2 months pregnant and am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my 1st son. So I'm trying to buy as much necessities as possible before he gets here and it helps to have personal experiences to influence my choices. Anyways, no one in my family has used a baby sling, so I need your help in deciding which brand and style is most preferred. I'm still looking online at all the different choices there are, but if you can share your opinion with me, it would be greatly appreciated. Also, I'm leaning more towards the slings rather than carriers (i.e. the snugli), because I want to have my baby close to me and be able to breastfeed in comfort. Thanks in advance.
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Go for a wrap. I have a 3 year old and a one year old. If I really wanted i could still put my three year old in it. You have so many more options with a wrap and are able to use it so much longer. Also it does better at spreading the weight across you back instead of one shoulder. Your can also use it like a sling as well or a backpack. Also you can nurse in it hands free because they are held close to you. there is also several different positions for nursing.
OK so my fav wrap I have is my wrap'n wear. It is light weight and the fabric is breathe-able so you can cover while you are nursing. So when you are picking a wrap you want to be able to put it over you face and breath thru it with out forcing your breath at all. The other good thing about the wrap i choose is it is not too stretchy. If the fabric is like a jersey then it will stretch while using it and you will have to readjust. But you do not want a cotten nit one it is not breathe-able and because it has no stretch and would be very hard to use.
oohhhh last thing is it came with a cool video showing 12 different ways of using it. so great! Soooo worth it.
ok go to www.wrapnwear.com
I think if you do a search for wrap'n wear they are sold on other websites as well.
Go for a wrap. I have a 3 year old and a one year old. If I really wanted i could still put my three year old in it. You have so many more options with a wrap and are able to use it so much longer. Also it does better at spreading the weight across you back instead of one shoulder. Your can also use it like a sling as well or a backpack. Also you can nurse in it hands free because they are held close to you. there is also several different positions for nursing.
OK so my fav wrap I have is my wrap'n wear. It is light weight and the fabric is breathe-able so you can cover while you are nursing. So when you are picking a wrap you want to be able to put it over you face and breath thru it with out forcing your breath at all. The other good thing about the wrap i choose is it is not too stretchy. If the fabric is like a jersey then it will stretch while using it and you will have to readjust. But you do not want a cotten nit one it is not breathe-able and because it has no stretch and would be very hard to use.
oohhhh last thing is it came with a cool video showing 12 different ways of using it. so great! Soooo worth it.
ok go to www.wrapnwear.com
I think if you do a search for wrap'n wear they are sold on other websites as well.
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