[SabbathD]

Okay - so I have to use a nipple shield right now, and then also for a pacifer. Does anyone have a product that they use that can safely and effectively clean both of those things that can fit in a diaper bag? Can you use a baby wipe for that? I wasn't sure what I could use to clean something like the nipple shield, or for that matter the pacifier. Any thoughts or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!!

 

[wonderwahine]

they have these little pacifier washer systems in babies r us thats look about the size of an avent bottle. I just carry a bottle of water with me and rinse it off.

 

[LaughingHyena]

When I was doing first aid training we had alcohol wipes to clean off the ressusitation dummies between people, maybe a medical supply place would have something like that. It seems like a lot of chemicals though. I don't think I'd use a normal baby wipe since most of them seem to contain lotions and stuff.

 

[SabbathD]

I answered my own question! Check these out! I ordered some....

http://lbbkids.com/catalog/product_i...00dfae244c214d

 

[Maggie'sMomma]

only one thing about these wipes has me a little confused:
• No alcohol, fragrance, or other harmful chemicals that may kill good bacteria
• Pleasant Apple scent

how are they frag. free if they have the Pleasant Apple scent??

here is something i have used in the past in case you decide to give something else a try:
http://www.addalittlelove.com/medela...ial_wipes.html

like these too because they're very portable.

 

[mamanurse]

I second the Medela wipes. I used to carry a nipple shield in a small Tupperware-like container and I'd use those wipes after each feeding.

 

[SabbathD]

I thought about using those, but they have all of these warnings about do not ingest on them. I know she won't be eating them (duh) but if it has to be all over the package to not ingest them, I have to wonder if it's good to use on something that she is sucking on.

Oh and no fragarance, I took that to mean that there wasn't an artificial one, but that the apple scent was part of the usp/food grade ingredients. I could be wrong. I guess we shall see when they arrive in the mail!

 

[aisraeltax]

i guess i dont understand the apple scent and fragrence free reference.
i also dont understand how it distinquishes between good and bad bacteria? pretty intelligent wipe!
im not trying to be snarky, but i think washing with water and a cloth you carry in your bag would be the best thing to do. as far as a nukki, if you are using one while on the move, just get one of those things that you clip on the baby's clothes, kwim? we dont use one on the move but i do have one in the carseat...he plays with it more than anything but i have it cliped to his carseat thing so it doesnt end up on the floor of the car.

 

[wonderwahine]

im scared of any wipe designed to clean a binky that can do this

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Also easily removes ink, make-up, crayon, markers etc.

 

[mamanurse]

The Medela wipes are used for cleaning breast pump parts. Ideally, I use soapy water, but when I'm on the go I think the wipes are the next best thing

 

[Party*of*5]

http://www.onestepahead.com/product/117/432/117.html
They carry this at our local Babies R Us too.

 

[girl138]

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Originally Posted by SabbathD Okay - so I have to use a nipple shield right now, and then also for a pacifer. Does anyone have a product that they use that can safely and effectively clean both of those things that can fit in a diaper bag? Can you use a baby wipe for that? I wasn't sure what I could use to clean something like the nipple shield, or for that matter the pacifier. Any thoughts or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!!

madela makes accessory wipes... they are a little pricey, but i keep some in my bag and only use them when i really need them. i think they're worth it.

just google "Quick Clean Breastpump & Accessory Wipes"