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Baby Products You Don't Need!

This is just my personal opinion. 
These products may work for others 
and it might work for you.

Squeezable Spoon  * Wipe Warmer * Bottle Warmer * Genie Bags

Reasons: Squeezable spoon leaks. Wipe and bottle warmer are good in theory but are products you can live without. I found the wipes don't stay warm that long and it's an extra step I don't need. I breastfeed and I believe you don't use bottle warmers for breast milk because most have greater risks of overheating. I almost bought a diaper genie back when I was still using disposable diapers, but having to buy special disposable diaper bags is just expensive.



Baby Laundry Detergent * Baby Care Timers 

 Reasons: Baby laundry detergent is not practical and is expensive to spend money every month on two  separate laundry detergents, one for baby and one for everything else. Find a laundry detergent sensitive enough for baby's skin that you can use on everything. Baby timers are a great idea, in theory, but I often forgot to use them as I was busy taking care of my baby. If you have a baby or babies that require special care and constant tracking of diaper changes, feedings and sleeping, this may be worth your while. However, I've heard if you're going to use them, there are enough apps for less money out there to use. 
 Depending On The Person
Changing Tables
Reasons: I like them and I don't. They take up alot of room. They can be great for storing items. You can't store all your cloth diapers if you have a big stash. Not all changing tables convert into a piece of furniture you can use after.
Baby Bathtubs

Nursing Pillows




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Benge, Amber. Dreft Baby Detergent. Digital image. 7 Baby Items You Don’t Really Need. Project Eve, 1 May 2014. Web. 19 Oct. 2015. <http://www.projecteve.com/7-baby-items-you-dont-really-need/>.

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