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January 30, 2008 at 12:36 pm #47808

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Two ?’s

1. Have any of you heard of goo-goobaby bibs? I am looking for some good waterproof bibs for Ashlynn who is a big time drooler. This company is based in Canada, so I was wondering if any of girsl have used this bibs. I go through several bibs and outfits a day.

2. What type of Oatmeal cereal is the best. Ashlynn does ok with rice, so should I even try switching to Oatmeal.

THanks

Ashlynn 6-3-07 relfuxer since birth

Danika 11-3-05 Happy go lucky toddler

January 30, 2008 at 8:39 pm #47843

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I’d stick with Beechnut or Earth’s Best oatmeal, they don’t have soy in them, so they’re easier for some of our lilttle reflux/mspi babies. Dagney loved rice cereal too, but I hardly ever give it to her anymore, it seemed to constipate her a little once she wasn’t taking as much Mylanta! Oatmeal is good to try too, because you do want to introduce it like any other new food to make sure she’s ok with it.

I love the pic, she and Dagney had the same cute chubby cheeks you just want to squeeze!!

January 30, 2008 at 8:47 pm #47845

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We are using the Beechnut oatmeal cereal but used an organic one from Healthy times from another link initally. About bibs we go through 10-15 daily as Cooper is a drool monster and it is worse when he is droolling, I change them at least every hour if not more often. I found good ones from One step ahead but they were pricey ($20 for 3) but they are stain and odor resistant.

January 31, 2008 at 9:15 am #47858

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I’ve never used these, but I have to say that they look similar to what I got at walmart in a 3 pack for 10 dollars. Sarah was a huge drooler, but it wasn’t comfortable for her to wear plastic bibs all day, so rather than change her clothes all the time, I bought fabric bibs that had a plastic lining underneath and she wore those. They worked great- more comfortable, less bulky, and absorbed quite a bit of drool without wetting her undershirt before needing to be changed. And very cheap… a pack of about 10 for 10 dollars at walmart.
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