When you started letting you LO go diaper free initially. How many pairs of underwear did you need so that you don't have to do laundry daily?
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Well I wait to go diaper free until they are really ready - aka, dry diapers - so I bought 7 and did fine with that. If she had an accident it was usually 1 time a day - her worst day was 3 accidents
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I bought those trainers that come in multipacks, so 12 pairs?
We still use them now, though, so I didn't think of them just as a potty training thing.
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@looch: I'm just gonna go straight to underwears. So wondering how many I should get when I do the final push! She got a pack of 7 (I think) for her birthday.
@Mamaof2: she's ready. Lazy mommy just needs to make the final push.
It's daunting really in the third tri and trying to confine her to one level! LOL our family room is carpeted so I'll have to contain her to the living room / kitchen for a weekend. -
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kidding. a lot though, because you pack extras everywhere, like 2 extra pairs live in your bag, and sometimes even when they make it to the potty, they drip on them or try to wipe themselves & that doesn't go well & you need to change . if she is at school or with grandma & grandpa, they need extra too. i'd get a dozen and go from there
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@locavore_mama: I'd still get 12 pairs, regardless.
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@locavore_mama: I have 10 total right now - a pack of 7 and a pack of 3
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We have over 20 pairs. We keep some at daycare, diaper bags, cars, MIL's house. I bought two packs of 7 and the rest were gifts from eager grandparents!
It's daunting really in the third tri and trying to confine her to one level! LOL our family room is carpeted so I'll have to contain her to the living room / kitchen for a weekend. 
kidding. a lot though, because you pack extras everywhere, like 2 extra pairs live in your bag, and sometimes even when they make it to the potty, they drip on them or try to wipe themselves & that doesn't go well & you need to change . if she is at school or with grandma & grandpa, they need extra too. i'd get a dozen and go from there
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