How long, on average, would this package of six last for a newborn?
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Maybe a month. I started buying this for my daughter when she was 6 months old I believe so I didn't have to keep going out and spending lots on just one or two containers of it at the store and with her being that old it lasted us about a month an a half. I would guess with a newborn possibly a month?
1870748
Hi, I know this question is over a year old now, but I'll answer it anyway. I started using this product in May, and I got pregnant the first week of August, so I used it for 3 cycles total. I used it the way the package instructed (more or less), and I was able to make one box last 3 months. Good luck and babydust to everyone!
2069544
I should think it would last indefinitely if you do't open the package. There are I think at least half a dozen packs in the box. I found it perfect for my needs after back surgery.
1271461
Our son is 6 weeks old and we still use the napper. I expect it to be in use until approx 12 weeks as he is growing quickly. It probably varies with each baby, I tend to have bigger babies! Even if we only get up to 12 weeks use we will be happy. Both napper and changer have been really useful, it's been one of the best purchases we've made and of course the pack n play will get a lot of use. The music and vibrate features are great if your baby likes that sort of thing, ours doesn't much care for it!
763181
I think technically they can last up to 6 months with proper/gentle sanitation practices, although it will become quite obvious when its time for a new one because they will start to disintegrate a bit...
1016527
Depends on the size of your babe, but in all truth, I wouldn't use cloth for about two-three weeks. Until his/her cord falls off, all the muconium is gone, and you have a schedule, disposables are much more user friendly. You'll change babe almost every hour and few diapers actually fit well for the first few weeks, so cloth becomes expensive and overwhelming. You have do much laundry, and the muconium stains are very difficult to get out. Once babe is close to a month, these wraps, plus a flat, worked perfectly for me.
247455
My twins are 12 months now and they still use this same pacifier every so often. I think it is perfectly alright to use at 7 months.
1726307
Not long at all. I bought this for my 5 year old. He went through a whole package in 1.5 days! We are no longer using it. I wish I could return it, but the packaging is gone.
760930
The packaging says "6 months +" but my son used them occasionally until he was 3.
1641062
It varies. I have bought some that go anywhere from 6months to 2 years. It just depends on the shipper I guess.
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Ours were packaged in groups of 5. I agree with Karen... When you open a package keep the ones you aren't using in a ziplock bag, squeezing out excess air. I would say that they would last a while this way because there will be no odors to absorb.
2200251
There are 12 individual tablets in each box--a 12-week supply (if you use one per week, as my doctor recommended).
1294393
we have about 20 diapers that we have been using for 2 years. we plan on using them for baby #2. will last you through potty training if you take care of them.
911072
Newborn to six months or so is best. If they don't use it from a newborn, they may not like it.
192031
It would depend on the child. I would think for sure until 6. It's a good size. Just depends on the child's interests.
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there are four pads to each of the smaller packages, enough to last four weeks. I have one cat and only have to change the pad once a week for the one cat. The pellets last four weeks. If you have multiple cats, the Breeze system would not be practical.
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It seems like its about 4~6 months. The refills are relatively inexpensive.