lucyddr
Working Mom of twins!
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http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/shopping-cart-covers/buying-guide.htm
This is a great link! It's unlikely you could even consider washing the cover after each use, this you might even be "spreading" germs into your bags and back on to your baby.
We leave for Disney with our twins for the first time next week. Both are preemies with chronic lung disease of prematurity and one likely will be diagnosed with asthma by the time he's 3. So...we worry a lot about this upcoming trip, yet we can't live in a bubble forever.
Our plan is to bring Wet Wipes or Chlorox wipes. We used to use the stick on placemats everywhere and we still have tons, but have gotten lazy and now just clean off the eating surface and chairs with the wipes. SPlus, at almost 20 months, our toddlers just peel them off anyway! So far...so good!
Walmart sells a 3 or 4 pack of the travel size wet wipes that are light and fit easily into a diaper bag pocket. That's what we will be carrying!
This is a great link! It's unlikely you could even consider washing the cover after each use, this you might even be "spreading" germs into your bags and back on to your baby.
We leave for Disney with our twins for the first time next week. Both are preemies with chronic lung disease of prematurity and one likely will be diagnosed with asthma by the time he's 3. So...we worry a lot about this upcoming trip, yet we can't live in a bubble forever.
Our plan is to bring Wet Wipes or Chlorox wipes. We used to use the stick on placemats everywhere and we still have tons, but have gotten lazy and now just clean off the eating surface and chairs with the wipes. SPlus, at almost 20 months, our toddlers just peel them off anyway! So far...so good!
Walmart sells a 3 or 4 pack of the travel size wet wipes that are light and fit easily into a diaper bag pocket. That's what we will be carrying!
