They can doo it too....... (Kandoo Children's Toilet Wipes)

Member Name: geordieger

Product:	Kandoo Children's Toilet Wipes
Date:	26/06/03 (472 review reads)
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Advantages: give my girls independence, save toilet roll, froggy character is appealing

Disadvantages: quite expensive

A Godsend for a single father is not a regular occurance. I am usually kept out of the secret circle of mums when advice is dealt out, as I am a man and I know everything, yeah right!!!!!!!!!!!!

However I was dealt a brilliant hand last week when I was advised to try Kandoo wipes by one of the mums at my youngest's nursery. I have tried in vain for a year to deal with wping the bottom's of my two princesses, whilst simultaneously holding my nose and trying not to vomit.

My five year old (going on fifteen, stroppy moods and all), announced to me that "froggy wipes" were the big thing in school. Being a single dad and juggling the things that all single parents do I had no idea what she was on about. I tried to pluck up the courage to ask the mums at school but some of them look quite ferocious, and I bottled it.

However last week I was told about Kandoo wipes.

My five year old, for all her independence, still needed a helping hand in the botty wiping department. So I decided to forgoe the expense and buy a packet of the garily packaged wipes to try them out, lucky for me the supermarket was having a promotion that day where a six foot frog scared my three year old out of her whits, and I received a dinky plastic box, a colouring in book and some crayola crayons in reward for dragging a purple, screaming toddler round ASDA, (by the way she is still having nightmares about huge frogs wiping their bottoms).

After sucessfully dispensing them in the bathroom, I sat back to watch the results. AND WHAT RESULTS. I am now redundant in the bottom wiping department. If I go within six foot of the bathroom when either of my girls are in there, I get the standard cry of "I can wipe myself daddy!!!"

No more excessive toilet roll dumped in the lavatory, no more clothes pegs on my nose when I have to go and do the most arduous of tasks, and the wipes, well I blushingly have to admit that I h
ave given them a personal test drive and they give a most comfortable ride if you know what I mean (nudge, nudge, wink, wink).

They are worth the extra cost as they go a lot further that the average toilet paper, they have taught my girls a wee step of independence, and I do not have the torture of being at my five year olds toilet beck and call.

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