June 2010

Juandre- You right, that does make sense. I have about 10 packs of wet wipes (80’s) and I wasn’t sure what to use it for so now I’ll keep it for going out. Thanks!

Lucy-Let us know what not-so-little London is up to.

Well Im off to the Gynae at 14h00. Wonder what London weighs now?

I am off home now. Enjoy your day off tomorrow ladies.

Alex- using the cotton balls would def be the same as wetwipes. I think that wetwipes might just be easier when you are out and about.

Eve- Those eco nappies definitely seem more appealing now! It’s at least an alternative. I read somewhere that we will spend R27 000 on disposable nappies for our babies. That’s just insane!
I forgot about Woolies products! They have an Earth Friendly range that contains no chemicals and is not tested on animals, I’m sure it comes in baby products as well.

Forgive me for my ignorance but I have extremely limited baby experience. Ok, you use wet wipes to wipe their bottoms, right? Wouldn’t it be the same to wipe them with cotton balls dipped in water?

Simone K - I would reckon on getting min:

4-8 Newborn One Piece Suits
4-8 Newborn Long Sleeved Vests Button

8-16 0-3 months One Piece Suits
8-16 0-3 months Long Sleeved Vests Button

8 Socks (Must keep feet & head warm)
4 Beanies (Must keep feet & head warm)

4-8 Receiving Blankets (thin to thick)
2-4 Hooded Towels
4-8 Spoeg Dookies

From that you can see what else you may need...

Thanks Eve,

I will print this out and take it with me. Did you get everything on this list?

I know from the previous children that they went through a lot of Babygro's, but that was in summer.

What about jerseys?