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Difference between recieving blanket and burp cloth?

bethann3181bethann3181 member
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Can someone tell me what the difference is between these two items?  They seem the same to me, and I feel like I'm missing something here.  Thanks!
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Re: Difference between recieving blanket and burp cloth?

  • Raffes484Raffes484
    Size, and a lot of time the material. DD spit up A LOT though, so we frequently used receiving blankets for burp cloths because they covered more area.
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  • lkf041lkf041 member
    receiving blanket is for swaddling, or wrapping the baby up. ?Burp cloth is much smaller and used for feeding/burping and spit up messes.
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  • ChristinaD09ChristinaD09
    Ditto others.  Apparently you should get cloth diapers to use for "burp cloths" rather than the actual ones they sell in the store (which are tiny)
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  • samk213samk213 member

    imageChristinaD09:
    Ditto others.  Apparently you should get cloth diapers to use for "burp cloths" rather than the actual ones they sell in the store (which are tiny)

    This.  We'll be getting CD for burp cloths and the larger 44x44 Aden & Anais receiving blankets (heard they are good quality) for wrapping baby up

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  • laumholllaumholl
    It's basically the difference between blowing your nose in a tissue or using your bed comforter.
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  • AndranikiAndraniki
    edited August 2013
    lkf041 said:
    receiving blanket is for swaddling, or wrapping the baby up. ?Burp cloth is much smaller and used for feeding/burping and spit up messes.
    If receiving blankets are for swaddling, then what's swaddling blankets for? :o
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  • petitmonstreepetitmonstree member
    lkf041 said:
    receiving blanket is for swaddling, or wrapping the baby up. ?Burp cloth is much smaller and used for feeding/burping and spit up messes.
    This! Although we started using receiving blankets as burp cloths once DD was unable to be swaddled anymore.
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  • hjweberhjweber member
    Andraniki said:
    lkf041 said:
    receiving blanket is for swaddling, or wrapping the baby up. ?Burp cloth is much smaller and used for feeding/burping and spit up messes.
    If receiving blankets are for swaddling, then what's swaddling blankets for? :o
    Obviously, they're also used for swaddling.  Burp clothes aren't.  :o
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  • hfitzhfitz member
    Swaddling blankets typically have some sort of mechanism to make the swaddling easier like velcro or snaps.  A receiving blanket is just an ordinary blanket you can use to swaddle.
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  • juliane2004juliane2004 member
    laumholl said:
    It's basically the difference between blowing your nose in a tissue or using your bed comforter.
    This is the best description I've ever read. The burp cloth material is MEANT to be for spit up, whereas the swaddling/receiving blanket is a different material that isn't really absorbent.
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  • Supermommyof3Supermommyof3 member
    It's basically the difference between blowing your nose in a tissue or using your bed comforter.
    This is just hilarious! When you have baby barf running down the back of your arm or in between your boobs, anything becomes a burp cloth. Receiving blankets, DH's shirt sleeve, baby socks, wipes. It doesn't matter!
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  • Supermommyof3Supermommyof3 member
    It's basically the difference between blowing your nose in a tissue or using your bed comforter.
    This is just hilarious! When you have baby barf running down the back of your arm or in between your boobs, anything becomes a burp cloth. Receiving blankets, DH's shirt sleeve, baby socks, wipes. It doesn't matter!
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