And by "cloth wipes", I technically mean "washcloths". I thought it was interesting. They still use pampers, but I'm guessing someone saw a way to cut a budget by just not buying wipes any more.
And I guess when I say "hospital uses", I mean "hospital provides", as all the babies room in. It did make it easy to come home and just keep wetting up a wipe to clean him off.
Re: My hospital uses cloth wipes
Congratulations on you new baby!!
Our hospital uses cloth wipes, as well.
Gretchen Evie, born 7/8/2012 at 35w5d
Awesome!
I'm also a fan of the name Owen, only my Owen is 4 years, not 4 days. :-)
CONGRATS mama!!
our hospital here in Winnipeg uses cloth too, nice to see they are making some green decisions
Not ours. We had these cheap stinky wipes, that were folded in 4's in the pack and took about an hour to get out and then it took about 10 to clean one poop.
Congrats on the baby!
Our hospital uses cloth diapers, but still uses sposie wipes.
Yuck!
That's just weird! I'm pretty sure the washcloths were just what they use for everything in the hospital. Wipes seems easier than diapers, so why go halfway?
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