I use green sprouts organic burp cloths and I'm obsessed but they're $24.99 for 3 and I'm cheap. What do you use?
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I loved the Aden and Anais burpy bibs and a pack of 3 Martha's burp cloths that we got as a gift.
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Gerber cloth diapers.
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Cloth diapers
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We never really used them and just found the A+A blankets worked great.
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I guess it depends on how much your LO spits up.
We thought we'd be cute and use Aden & A burpy bibs but the we realized our son was a projectile vomiting machine, so we quickly got Gerber prefolds!
They look like this (google image): -
Gerber cloth diapers.
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These hemp burp clothes by Baby Kicks: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001NAAQNM/ref=twister_B0038YY7JK
They are absurdly expensive, but worth their weight in gold.
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@septca: I can't see spending more than I already do
@CupQuakeWalk: these?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007VBYVWE/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1395671933&sr=8-1&pi=SY200_QL40
We use gerber dipes at work but I'm not sure which ones.
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@Ash: I know. It's terrible. I always buy those for showers now because no one in their right mind would spend that much on burp cloths for themselves... but they are soooooooo good.
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A+A burpy bibs!
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Gerber prefolds. I still use them, my son is 3, for drying up after a bath and cleaning up in the bathrooms!
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Same as PPs- gerber prefolds or now that she's older and doesn't spit up/drool as much just a A&A blanket to wipe her face
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@septca: I have these as well. I love how soft they are. We have a bunch of cloth diapers too but quickly developed a strong preference for the Baby Kicks.
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We used the osocozy unbleached flat cloth diapers. I think we ended up with over 20 of them because DS spit up so much. They worked great!
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Prefolds!
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@Ash: yep!
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we used gerber prefolds and liked them! not as cute as aden and anais burp cloths, which were also nice, but the gerbers were cheaper and we had them all over the apartment so that one would be within reach at all times.
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gerber prefolds. love them!
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@CupQuakeWalk: we use those too!
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We have a bunch of different ones, but the Gerber prefolds would be sufficient if I was to buy more myself.
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@Ash: oh yeah & I love how they're all white with no print because I'd just soak them in bleach sometimes to remove the stains. I would then rinse them in water and throw them in the washing machine to clear the bleach out. It got them white every time and honesty, we kept them (most of them anyway) for #2 because they're really clean still.
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Another vote for Gerber pre folds. LO used to spit up A LOT and we needed a ton.
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Gerber prefolds and AA burpie bibs. I like that the burpies are dual purpose and wish I had more, but they aren't the cheapest option.
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A + A burpy bibs...wish we had a few more! I also like ones from Carters.
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My baby never spit up/drooled much, but we did have 4 of the A&A burpy bibs and they were awesome. We were given them, not sure I would have bought them on my own. I will definitely be giving them to friends with babies in the future!
Otherwise we just used A&A blankets that we had in the diaper bag or lying around everywhere. -
another vote for gerber prefolds. love them!
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Another for Gerber pre-folds! I add fabric to make them prettier, but LO was a spitter and htey did the trick!
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Ditto everyone else, use prefolds! Our DS was a spitting machine.
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Thanks everyone! They're in my amazon cart!
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I use GMD prefolds and they are awesome. I actually hate the Aden and Anais burpy bibs we have. We got the ones that are the Aden line from BBB, may others that like them have the higher quality ones? My 2nd favorite are Angel Dear burp cloths, but those are pretty expensive, comparatively.
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@ShootingStar: I have them leftover from not using them for the newborn stage. Maybe I'll try them!
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@Ash: Do you have orange or yellow edges? We use yellow edges and they're great. I'd even go a size up. The orange might a little small, but hey you already own them :).
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