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Mothercare Cuddle and Dry Bath RobesNewest Review: ... that we lose most heat from our heads - and babies follow the same principle . It's important to not shock the baby by ... more |
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by - written on 27/02/08 (Useful, 16 readings)
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These cuddle towels come in packs of 3 from mother care and cost me £13, i brought a pack of these from there when i was pregnant with my first child, they do the packs in white, pastel colours or bright colours. I brought the white ones as i wasnt sure if the baby was a boy or a girl. I loved these, they made getting the baby out of the bath so much easier, i used to put the hood on her head before lifting her out of the bath then the towel would hang down for me to wrap it around her. I loved these as i could wrap baby up in this and cuddle her for a little while before having to dress her with out worrying about her head getting ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/11/09 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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When my daughter was tiny , I was gifted with a few of thee. Essentially, they are small child sized towels, with one corner folden over to make a hood - and to use, you simply pop the hood on baby's head, and wrap the rest of the towel around the child rather like a dressing gown, getting them warm and snugly wrapped up quickly, and ready to carry . Now, we all know that we lose most heat from our heads - and babies follow the same principle . It's important to not shock the baby by suddenly going from a warm environment to a cold one, and these robes I felt made the move from bath to bedroom much more cosy and hassle free. I found these very easy ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/10/09 (Very useful, 6 readings)
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The cuddle and dry robes are baby sized square towels with an extra double thickness triangle over one corner which can be worn like a hood. The main advantage is that they are the perfect size and shape for wrapping a wet baby in and the hood is an excellent idea, particularly if, like me, you have a very hairy baby! They are soft and quite thin so dry quickly, apart from the hood, as it is thicker it takes longer. They can also be used as blankets if you run out. My son is now a big 14 months old and I am thinking about getting some different towels for him as he's getting a bit big for them and also he hates having the hood put over his head and screams ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/12/00 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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I bought a pack of three of these towels before my son was born. While he was small (which wasn't for long!) they were perfect, seemed to keep him warm and cosy after his bath and he loved being wrapped up tight in it. This may seem like a silly comment to most but I had never used fabric softener before and you definitely need it with these towels - otherwise they do go a bit rough after even the first wash. Fabric conditioner really does bring them back to life though. My only complaint would be that my son was never really a small baby and they are now unfortunately too small for him and barely stretch round him. However the hood is so useful ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/11/00 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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These are baby towels with little hoods to keep baby warm, it makes it easier to wrap up the baby when you get them out of the bath. I got a pack of three from Mothercare, they come in three colours, either white, assorted pastels (white, lemon, mint) or assorted brights (blue, orange, green). They cost £12.99, which I think is quite good value for money. They are soft and quite thick, they keep baby warm and do make it easier to dry them, as the name suggests, when your baby is wrapped up, you can cuddle them and get them dry! After many washes they have stayed very soft and kept the colour well. They are just the right size for baby and because of ... Read the complete review
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