Toddler things

[sunfrogger88]

What size things are you all using for our toddlers? Like bath towels, etc? I feel like the wrap towels are not big or thick enough!

[onyx]

I've been using regular towels for months lol

[littleredfish]

I used baby wrap towels for DD1 and hated them. It was like drying her with a wash cloth would have been more effective they are so thin and awkward. We've only used our regular towels for DD2 this time.

Edit: holy drunken phone.

[onyx]

Dec 18, 2016 0:19:29 GMT -5 littleredfish said:

I used baby wrap towels for DD1 and hated them. It was lioe dryibg her woth a wash cloth would have been more effective theyare so thin and awkward. We've only used our regular towels for DD2 this time.

I found one wrap towel with Liam that was thick like a regular towel. That's the only wrap towel I used with seb.

[younglove316]

I have just been using our regular bath towels for the last few months. We had a few hooded ones left from DD1 but I was never really a fan, they just never seemed long enough on either girl.

[sunfrogger88]

Lol. Here i am like, shit, what kind of towel do I use next?? Duh

[samelly]

With my first baby, I used the little baby wrap towels with the hood for so long. This time I just switched to regular towels pretty quickly. The hooded towels are usually so thin and small.

[pantaloons55]

yeah, we switched to a larger, hooded kid's towel. The baby ones were useless after a few months for my long baby! If his shark towel is in the wash he gets a big beach towel to cover his head, although he's about had it with the towel on his head.

[samelly]

On the toddler things topic, are you are using a blanket in the crib or a sleep sack? What kind of blanket are you using? I'm worried about giving him one that it is too heavy.

[sunfrogger88]

samelly I use either or. My girl trips in the sack so I try to use a Blanket where I can.

[bunnyfer]

I used baby towels with DD...with Ds.. I just used regular towels from the start... 2nd child syndrome I guess

[littleredfish]

samelly we have a soft thicker blanket rolled up along the rails of her crib because she likes to snuggle up against it and she likes to be covered with a thin receiving blanket. She has a peppa bonding bunny that she likes to hold over her face too.

[onyx]

Dec 19, 2016 15:21:54 GMT -5 samelly said:

On the toddler things topic, are you are using a blanket in the crib or a sleep sack? What kind of blanket are you using? I'm worried about giving him one that it is too heavy.

We use a blanket. He's a very warm bodied baby so he usually sleeps in just a diaper, so having a blanket allows him to keep it off easily.

[kensie5226]

samelly, blanket. She likes snuggling up in mine so we started using one in her crib. It's a chunky knit type so it's warm, but still has holes just in case. I've found her on top of it several times, but she's never had it over her head.

[ldubhawksfan]

We use a soft baby blanket in the crib with DD

[yummeecookee]

Also using normal towels for months.... baby blankets in the crib.

[sassypantzz]

Just our reg towels here. And DS doesn't really use a blanket at all

[ldubhawksfan]

Oddball here. We still use her baby towels. She has a baby blanket in her crib.

[schmella]

Those of you with kiddos with hair, what kind of brush/ comb are you using? Those super soft baby brushes are pretty useless

[ldubhawksfan]

Jan 12, 2017 15:44:16 GMT -5 schmella said:

Those of you with kiddos with hair, what kind of brush/ comb are you using? Those super soft baby brushes are pretty useless

Ha following for 2018! 😂

[ashleymarie26]

Jan 12, 2017 15:44:16 GMT -5 schmella said:

Those of you with kiddos with hair, what kind of brush/ comb are you using? Those super soft baby brushes are pretty useless

I bought her a baby wet brush. It's one of those soft ones but it does actually work. I got it at Target for maybe $8.