[blparent] questions about baby products

[Ronit Ovadia Mazzoni]

Jan, I would suggest using amazon for descriptions/reviews of products. We registered on amazon only because of the same reasons. Going out to the stores was overwhelming for me and I love to read reviews before getting any product. Amazon has a great baby store and has a ton of stuff. IF you like diapers.com you can just use amazon to find the product you are looking for to read reviews and descriptions so that you can decide if you want to add it to your diapers.com registry.
Hope this helps.
Ronit

On Aug 16, 2011, at 12:25 PM, jan wright wrote:

> hi All, I am trying to put all of my baby product questions into one
> email as to not clog up the list.
> Please write me off list: jan.wrightfamily5 at gmail.com so that this
> does not get monotonous.
> i am registering at "diapers.com" for a baby registry. i don't get to
> go out and shop much and kind of feel overwhelmed when i do. So, this
> is a nice way to view products. The only drawback is that i don't get
> to physically 'see' the product and so need other people's vivid
> descriptions and reviews. i don't like to buy things that I don't need
> and am a minimalist when it comes to baby furniture and accessories.
> But, I do want to get the necessities and i want them to really *work.
> diapers.com is not very descriptive, i must say.
> 1. there are three breastfeeding storage bags on the site. Medela,
> Ameda and Simplisse. I am not even sure which breastpump i am going to
> get yet: (shower gift) but, will any of the bottles  & storage bags
> work with any breastpump? What is "BPA?"
> 2. what is a "mini co-sleeper?" It sounds like a sheet set or a bed
> matress, but I am not sure because "co sleeper" indicates that the
> baby is "co sleeping."
>  3. Has anyone used cloth diapers? I am looking for ease, so the ones
> that I need to fold are kind of 'out' but i am wondering which you
> like the best and which are the easiest to use?  i do kno that every
> baby is different and the fit might be challenging for some babies.
> 4. We all know what it is like to have to deal with a cane or dog,
> diaper bag, carseat, etc. Any recommendations on the best way to
> minimalize the excessories so you don't feel like a semi truck when
> you walk?
> 
> thanks.
> Jan
> 
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