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[bobcat]

Has anyone used them? Found a deal on Amazon for the diapers so I'm giving them a try. I am also considering the rice cereal and oatmeal since we are planning to start solids in the next month.

Also, quick intro: I'm new to Parenting but lurked on TB. I'm 30 and a FTM/recent SAHM (for now) to our rainbow baby girl, who is 4.5 months. Her nickname has become "baby bobcat" because a lot of the noises she makes sound like a feral baby cat. Hence, the username. Sleep deprivation makes you think crazy thoughts. Thankfully, my hubby is sweet enough to go along with it. I even bought a stuffed bobcat to put in her stocking for Christmas. Amazon Prime made it too easy.

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I love their baby food jars and pouches. For rice (and other grains) cereals, I did Happy Baby because their containers have lids as opposed to just a cardboard box.

[heybulldog56]

We often get the pouches and LO has enjoyed all the ones we've offered him.

[theseaword]

I liked the baby food and pouches.
Or rather, my baby did. I'm not a weirdo.
Although any baby food with banana in it is pretty tasty.

[thepardoner]

Jan 20, 2015 14:15:20 GMT -5 @bruxannie said:

I love their baby food jars and pouches. For rice (and other grains) cereals, I did Happy Baby because their containers have lids as opposed to just a cardboard box.

Same here. Just started buying it again for DS2.

[anakah]

I've never tried their diapers but all of the kids enjoyed the baby food jars and pouches. We didn't try their cereals though.

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We did the jars and cereal, and we're happy with both.

[anakah]

I've never tried their diapers but all of the kids enjoyed the baby food jars and pouches. We didn't try their cereals though.

[thebay]

Never tried the diapers, the formula has a good bit of sweetener in it, loved the cereal and pouches.

[nymama]

We use the pouches. Both of my kids love the EB Sesame Street fruit smoothies. I think I tried their diapers with my first kid. They worked fine. I agree with @bruxannie about using Happy Baby grains. Their containers are much more user friendly.

Also, welcome!

[mrsrexmanning]

I used their oatmeal to thicken S's baby food I made if it came out too thin. I think we only ever made it through like 1/2 a box. I just put it in a Tupperware because it comes in just a cardboard box.

[allthedrinks]

Never tried the diapers but really liked the cereal. DD's DC feeds the jars in the infant rooms and she really ate well in that room so they have her seal of approval!

[halfpint923]

LO loved their pouches. They seemed to be a little pricier than others, but if you stock up during a good sale at BRU, they're a pretty good deal.