Nuby 2 Pack Easy Clean Bottle Brush with Suction Base, Colors May Vary

LOVE these bottle brushes! Has the stiffer bristles at the top to scrub the bottom of the bottle, the rest of the bristles are soft. Neither have scratched up our bottles. Has a nipple brush inside that it attached to the suction cup bottom. I use one for our normal dishes(tall cups) too! Highly recommend this Nuby brush!

These work great for Dr Browns standard bottles, as well as all of my kids' sippy cups and snack cups.

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i have had this brush for 9 months using it daily and its still like brand new; cleans the bottles great! would def buy again

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I bought a pair of these after unsuccessfully buying the bottle brushes at the local store. I like the main brush, it is sturdy and fits all my bottles, including the glass Evenflo and Medela bottles. However, the nipple attachment broke after a week of occasional use. The bristles started coming out little by little, and now after two weeks, all the bristles came off rendering the nipple brush useless. If you need only the main brush, then it is a great product, but if you are like me and was looking for the smaller brush to wash the nipples, then look elsewhere.

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for starters, I am a bit of a germ-a-phobe now because of my son. So I change bottle brushes every month. I loved the price on these so I bought two packs so I wouldn't have to keep buying new ones. They work well, my only complant is the nipple brush is way too big for our DR. Brown bottle nipples and the nipple brush is only glued into the base of the brush so it came apart after only a few uses. They are great if you aren't solely bottle feeding and only have to clean a couple bottles a day, But if you are soley bottle feeding I'd go with a better quality brush.

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Playtex Diaper Genie Refill (810 count total - 3 pack of 270 each)

My husband and I have one year old twins and got a Diaper Genie for our baby shower and we continued to buy the expensive refils until one day in the store, another mother told us that 13 gallon trash bags work just well if not better! Just keep one of the empty rings and wrap the top of a trash bag around it and push the bottom of the bag through the Genie!! Tah-dah!! No more expensive refils!!!

I have a newborn and just finished my second refill. She is 6 weeks old. I know how many diapers I've been through because I've tossed almost all of her diapers at home (still don't get out much). I'm just starting a 5th case of 88 newborn diapers. That means I've gone through 4 cases of 88 each = 352 diapers. 352 diapers in 42 days = 8-9 diapers a day (that sounds about right).

Anyway, my point with the above calculation is that I got about 175 diapers in each refill. Not at all 270. Maybe they packed them airtight but through normal use, I think it's far less than 270. And of course, once she gets into larger size diapers, it will be even fewer.

So what does this mean? Based on current pricing, it means I'm paying another 3.5 cents PER DIAPER for my diaper genie. And that's newborn size. If you are someone sitting there calculating your per-diaper costs, you may not think much about what it costs you to toss it.

Then again, even at 3.5 cents per diaper, you're still talking about maybe 30 cents a day. That's worth it to me. I like my diaper genie a lot and I do find these refills convenient.

But if you tend to look for ways to get that 19 cent diaper instead of 22 cents or whatever, this adds a lot (relatively) to the cost. Might want to try the regular trash bag trick that another reviewer mentioned.

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Playtex no longer makes the Diaper Genie II or the Diaper Genie II Elite, therefore they no longer make the refills. They claim these Diaper Genie "Essentials" refills are compatible and yes, the cartridge does fit inside the Diaper Genie II Elite pail. This is, however, where the compatibility stops. The "new" refills are perhaps make of a thicker plastic than the Diaper Genie II Elite refills, which may sound wonderful when you think about odor protection. BUT!! The clamp inside the Diaper Genie II DOES NOT CLOSE all the way with the Diaper Genie "Essentials" refills so there ends up being a faint odor in the room!! Don't be fooled if you are in search of Diaper Genie II or Diaper Genie II Elite refills, this isn't them!

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These were a perfect fit for our diaper genie Elite. I don't know what people are talking about that these aren't the same thing because they look exactly the same as the ones that originally came with our diaper genie from Babies R' Us. We had no problems with them fitting and they are far cheaper to purchase on Amazon than they are in our local stores. I will definitely buy them again. Just make sure your buying them for the right Diaper Genie specified and you should have no problems.

EXTRA $$$$ Saving HELPFUL TIP: To get the most use out of these I don't use the cutter mechanism on the diaper genie because I was noticing that it wasted too much of the refill. Instead I keep a pair of scissors nearby and cut it when the bag needs changing. These really extends the life of my refills. I am getting a good 3-4 weeks or more out of each refill by doing this.

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Yes I do purchase this item and love using it. I do wish it was less expensive and no matter where I shop it is never on sale. This company knows you need it and until a competitor does the job as well as Diaper Genie they have no reason to bring down the price. I finally got smart and only use the Genie for poop diapers. The rest go in the regular trash can.

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Pampers Large Bibsters with Stay-Open Pocket and Leakproof Liner, Sesame Street characters, 16 Bibs

These are the best disposable bibs on the market. I've tried the competing brands and it's no comparison.

Bibsters have an absorbent surface for sauces and drinks and other wet things. Plastic bibs allow the spilled sauces or drinks to spread all over the table or sleeve or whatever else touches it. These will help slow down the spread of mess.

When Bibsters first came out, they did not have a pocket. Pampers quickly realized we needed a pocket. Way to go, Pampers! Bibsters have a pocket that stays open to catch what messes don't get absorbed by the absorbent surface of the bib. Not all bibs have that, with the result that everything falls off the bib and onto the pants or dress.

Bibsters have a Velcro closure. That is so important. The competitors use all sorts of closures, like a tie strap or tape. Nothing comes close to beating Velcro for keeping the bib in place.

Bibsters are disposable. So wonderful when eating out, so we don't have to carry home a dirty bib.

There's not much that can be done to improve on these bibs. There is no competition.

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UPDATE: This listing is for the large size. They do come in different sizes, but I found large to be the best universal fit. If unsure, pick large. If your baby is old enough to eat, large is probably the most likely to fit.

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The Diaper Clutch - Pink Martini

It is a little expensive for what you get. This is basically a pretty wallet for diapers and wipes. Also, it is difficult to find a wipes case that fits. I wish it had a little zipper pocket for money etc

but other than that it suits its purpose. I think I would have went with something different if I had realized how small this was.

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Pampers Easy Ups Trainers for Boys, Size 5, 80 Count

I normally buy Huggies Pull-Ups for my 22 month old son who wants to be just like his big brothers. We have had quite a bit of potty training success with those and also the Pampers Feel 'n Learn pants. I picked up a package of Easy Ups that were dramatically reduced in price just to try them out. I now know that the price should have been my first clue to stay away. We tried for three days with these and all we had to show for it was two large loads of laundry. These are obviously supposed to be made for children who have not mastered potty training but every time he would make use of the diaper he would end up soaking wet or worse. These don't hold anything in; I won't go into detail, parents know of the dreaded blow outs. They also left red marks because the material was so scratchy, it was worse than most cheap bargain brand diapers! We have used Pampers diapers exclusively for the past six years so I know that they do have excellent products and I can also say that they Feel 'n Learn pants are a million times better than the Easy Ups. I have no idea what happened with these but it's really disappointing. What a waste of money and worse, what a lot of frustration for my toddler! Stick with the Cruisers or move on to the Feel 'n Learn, skip these altogether.

I am very happy with this product. I put it on my boy for overnight and it does not leak at all.

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I've tried Huggies, as well as Baby Dry, and the Cruisers. I bought a pack of these for "potty training". The number one difference I have noticed is that they don't chafe my son's thighs. The Cruisers and the Baby Dry have harder tabs, and leave marks on my sons (chubby) thighs, and these fit more like underwear, and leave no marks on his skin. It's so nice that I'm switching.

They fit very snug, so if you are planning on using these for your child to get them off himself, he'll need to be fairly advanced to do so. My son is 27 months, and I don't forsee him managing these himself for quite some time.

My son is 32 lbs and I prefer the size 5. He will leak out of them if he sleeps in a size 4 overnight. If you are having leaking problems at night, I suggest using a size up. (just for nighttime)

They pull on just like you see in the picture. For those of you who are used to the tab diapers, and haven't thought through the logistics of this, remember that you tear the diaper off your child (the sides tear easily enough). You don't want to pull them off with poop in them. Yuck! Of course, if you are like me, and you use the tabs on the diaper to contain the mess after you have taken the diaper off your child, remember that you can't do that with these.

I find it faster to put a pull up on my child, as compared to a tab diaper, but it took me a week to make the transition.

I've found that Pampers, over all the other options, are the softest and most "cloth-like". As for value, I'm very impressed with the generic costco diapers.

Good luck!

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I have used Easy ups on my son since he was 9 months old. He was always very active, and very hard to change with a regular diaper. These work just like regular diapers, except that they pull on like big boy pants. We use them at night too, and for those of you who have leakage problems at night, I would make sure that you are not using a size that is too big. If the fit is correct, we have not had any leakage problems at all. The only problem is that it is very hard to find them in an economy size box without ordering them.

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Great product for my 28 months old boy who's potty training, easy to pull on and to pull off. I would recommend this product to my friends. Thanks amazon for the good price.

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