jasmel05
Posts:12
 | | 04 Aug 2008 11:27 PM |
| | It is so confusing be a new mum and being bombarded by products that say they work and don't always do what they say they will or are unnecessary. I have a large network of friends with pre-school aged children who would love to try products before buying them. Especially things like bottles, sippy cups and eating utensils - they cost alot of money and don't always suit and can't really be returned. Also toys and educational products, sorting out the good from the bad can be an expensive exercise. | | | |
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goobgal
Posts:4
| | 23 Aug 2008 9:54 PM |
| | breast pumps | | | |
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kylieB
Posts:17
| | 27 Aug 2008 9:05 AM |
| | Oh yes I would love to try baby products too, Dummies, bottles, nappies and nappie wipes are the main things I would love to try! | | | |
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lissame
Posts:2
| | 27 Aug 2008 5:18 PM |
| | I too would be interested in trying baby products! | | | |
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chevaunw
Posts:1
| | 27 Aug 2008 8:46 PM |
| | Absolutely. I think I tried every baby wipe brand and spent a fortune doing it. I should have just listened to friends who told me the best brand all along, but I had to find out for myself! | | | |
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viveinna_23
Posts:20
| | 28 Aug 2008 9:19 PM |
| what a great idea.
I know it's so hard to know what products to buy for your baby. | | | |
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adeledamiaans
Posts:4
| | 30 Aug 2008 8:38 AM |
| | This is a fantastic idea !! my newborn has very sensitive skin so i would love to try any organic creams or bath products that wont be harsh on my baby's skin. | | | |
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missnickley
Posts:12
| | 08 Sep 2008 9:27 PM |
| I would too. It does take alot of money to find what works with your child with so many options of everything on the market!
I think sippy cups (especially these non-spill ones that arent always actually non-spill) and also wipes would be good to trial. | | | |
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booboo77
Posts:67
| | 08 Sep 2008 10:31 PM |
| | I too have exhausted my funds and time looking and trying every baby product so anything for kids would be great. | | | |
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bjay07
Posts:8
| | 11 Sep 2008 9:27 PM |
| fisher price are looking for toy testers!!!!! run a google search | | | |
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goobgal
Posts:4
| | 18 Sep 2008 10:10 AM |
| | awesome thanks fingers crossed | | | |
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tracyel
Posts:1
| | 18 Sep 2008 11:39 AM |
| | Yeah I would love to try baby and toddler products. Especially nappies as some are better than others. But you would have to get at least a dozen to get a proper idea of their quality. | | | |
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miajain
Posts:39
| | 20 Sep 2008 12:07 AM |
| yeah i'd be i that, cause they aren't all what they say they are | | | |
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blhiller
Posts:6
| | 26 Oct 2008 12:44 PM |
| | Me too. Nappies, wipes, dummies, food, clothing, creams, bath products, toys..etc you name it. I have 2 under 3 at home and it is hard to know what would suit your child best. | | | |
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starmum
Posts:6
| | 26 Oct 2008 8:30 PM |
| I would love to try baby products too.
And toddler things. My daughter has sensitive skin so I'm always trying out new wipes, nappies, bath products. There's just so many choices! | | | |
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tarabell
Posts:2
| | 13 Jan 2009 4:17 AM |
| | Another one that would love to try baby products as being a first time mum you can spend thousands of dollars trying to find the best products for your little one... only to find it was a waste and you got caught up in the new mum hype! | | | |
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rachel1970
Posts:3
| | 13 Jan 2009 8:07 PM |
| | I too would love to try any baby products. I have twin baby girls and a 3 year old and have spent a fortune on trying different products to find out which ones suit, from nappies, wipes and bath products to finding spoons or sippy cups they like. I have an array of sippy cups and spoons which the girls didn't like. | | | |
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purplelion
Posts:385
| | 13 Jan 2009 8:26 PM |
| | I agree about the baby products. My youngest is now 15 months, but when they were younger it would have been great to trial products such as skin cream, nappies and wipes. This would make a great program for the parents of younger babys or those expecting little vibers. | | | |
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kool_kel1
Posts:24
| | 02 Feb 2009 12:01 PM |
| | I'm expecting my first and am not looking forward to having to try all the different things to see what works for us and expenses like the car seat and the pram to get them and find out they're a complete pain to use would be heaps better to try that sort of stuff through here even if we didn't get to keep it... | | | |
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purplelion
Posts:385
| | 03 Feb 2009 8:21 PM |
| | With my little ones, the one thing that would have been great to try was the sipper cups. There are so many varieties, and at $10 to $20 each, it is an expensive exercise to find which ones are suitable and don't leak! | | | |
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