I was thinking of keeping these in my diaper bag instead of lugging a huge jar of Vaseline for the baby's bottom. would these be suitable?
1100362
If you want to use it to lube a rectal thermometer they will do fine. They a sterile packed and of an adquate size. If you are looking for something to prevent diaper rash I would advise a different product.
1100363
This is used for lubricating catheter and I would not recommend as a diaper ointment. This will not substitute Vaseline.
1100364
This is water soluble lubricating jelly. I do not believe it will be suitable as a diaper ointment. You might want to check out something like Gentle Baby Bee® Diaper Ointment.
1100365
This is water soluble lubricating jelly. I do not believe it will be suitable as a diaper ointment. You might want to check out something like Gentle Baby Bee Diaper Ointment.
1553988
I don't know why not. I would put them in a cloth bag and leave it on the bottom.
1620061
I would guess no. A baby diaper that is soaked would still be a lot smaller than an adult item.
2219778
Yes! They are cheaper, smell better and are easy to hang on the diaper bag, I LOVE them.
1038929
Yes, that is what my wife uses and has for a good number of years. Roll the diaper up and put it in the bag and tie the handles on the bag. They are very good for this purpose.
822767
Sallie, yes roll them up into a ball and drop them in. I wear XL and can get 14 diapers into one bag so I know when I finish a bag of diapers it is also time to change my bag in the pal. I know they say they can hold up to 25 diapers which I am sure they can depending on the size of the diapers. They are based on children sized diapers I'm sure. But by rolling the depends into a tight ball you can get a full pack inside. I have IC/Incontenence so I go through a diaper bag in 2 days-3 days, on bad days sometimes 1 bag a day. I love the locking/sealing/odor fighting mechanism that this diaper pal has so it does lock in the odor. On a good week I did go 4 days without having any smelly odors in restroom. I love it. I replaced it with another brand and will stick to this one again if I ever have to replace the pal again. I just reordered the 30 count bags as I am so pleased with them. They are also easy to take along with you in your travel diaper bag and no on knows you have been carrying diapers around with you if you have accidents where you can't leave diapers (like restaurants). I just go home and place the bag in the pal and use that as my next bag and sit it in the bottom of th4 pal until I'm ready to lock into the 4 slots. My own tip of the day making incontinence easier to live with.
569594
I have to agree with the other ladies. They are thicker than disposable diapers, and can make some clothes a little snug. I however don't think that it is a problem. The fact that they are really good diapers more than makes up for that.
1958114
I checked the package and I can see no reason why you couldn't use them as baby wipes. They are machine washable so could be used over again if you chose to.
1961322
If you want to use them as "traditional" cloth diapers (lke with pins), probably not. As an insert, probably. My son's about 15 lbs now, we use them as inserts (i.e. folded in thirds w/ diaper cover over them). Sometimes double up to avoid leaks, but hey work great). NOTE: make sure you wash & dry them a few times before using!
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I would think so, yes. However, they are very lightweight, so when it is open a liquid could easily get bumped and spilled. Also, since it is a liquid, I would suggest putting whatever you store in a Ziploc as a backup. I don't expect it would leak (it seems like a good seal), but I do this anytime when I travel with shampoos, lotions, etc., just in case.
990633
These are made to use with just a cover. Like flip cover or thirsties duo covers. You could use then with a pocket diaper but it would be very bulky. They are made to be able to touch the baby's skin.
1035068
Technically u could but I would not recommend it. These are not quick absorbing. So you need like a cotton or a microfiber to go on top. If you use microfiber you need something on top of that because its not suppost to touch the babies skin. You would be better off just buying a diaper cover. You can reuse the cover and it's better than a disposable.
957376
It depends on where you want to put them. The inside slip pockets are good for regular diapers but they are not elastic top so they wont stretch to accomodate cloth. If you just plan on laying them in the main compartment or even the front zip pocket thats attached to the handle it would probaby be fine. They carry this in store at the big chain baby stores so you may want to check it out in person first.
150208
Yes they are big enough for that! They seem to be able to fit a lot in the side insulated pockets. I haven't had baby yet but have the bag packed for the hospital! I just tried to fit my 32oz water bottle and it fits with extra room for something else small as well!
505641
These are not really bulky. Not the thinest ones but not too bulky. I would say go for it :) Although I would recommend more these ones http://www.amazon.com/OsoCozy-Pack-Birdseye-Unbleached-Diapers/dp/B004GTLRY4/ref=sr_1_4?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1424973111&sr=1-4 The best from all different ones me and my husband tried. Really great.
957379
Regular diapers fit fine in the bag when they're stacked but cloth diapers would be too bulky, especially if you had stuff in the inside pockets so I don't think it would be big enough for cloth diaper mamas.
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I think they would work great! I am new to cloth diapering and really like these inserts so far. I lay them in all kinds of diapers to add absorption with little bulk, including covers and All In Ones. I usually put them behind another faster absorbing insert to use with my two year old. I have not tried them by themselves with a cover. They would work great combined with a prefold too. I would put them closest to the diaper cover since they absorb more slowly than prefolds.