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my girl ended up wanting a gucci one, but they was like almost 1k
hit the outlets and got a bag that was similar but more of a duffle style for 200
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hit the outlets and got a bag that was similar but more of a duffle style for 200
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my girl ended up wanting a gucci one, but they was like almost 1k
hit the outlets and got a bag that was similar but more of a duffle style for 200
Got any pics? Does it have insulation?
Thanks fellas for the help by the way!
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i can post some when i get home later tonight, its not as insulated as a diaper bag would be, but its pretty good for us, plus we can fit more things in it than a normal diaper bag
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my girl ended up wanting a gucci one, but they was like almost 1k
hit the outlets and got a bag that was similar but more of a duffle style for 200
I ain't gonna lie, my wife copped one and I like to stunt and use that Gucci changing pad that came with it when it comes to changing diapers
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We had the Bauer backpack and it was great until the zipper said **** it one day and came apart. 
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for me i had a backpack, not the ones like a messenger bag.
i was usually the one carrying it, so it was easier.
Plus, when I had the Bjorn, i can wear both the baby and the backpack.
I forgot what brand i had though, although i should get it back out since wifey's preggers again (see a couple of my posts ago... LOL)
When the first born got older and we didn't need an actual diaper bag, i just used my north face....
i was usually the one carrying it, so it was easier.
Plus, when I had the Bjorn, i can wear both the baby and the backpack.
I forgot what brand i had though, although i should get it back out since wifey's preggers again (see a couple of my posts ago... LOL)
When the first born got older and we didn't need an actual diaper bag, i just used my north face....
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How do yall deal with public bathrooms when your out with your daughters solo?
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in for the answer to this question.
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what do u mean how we deal w it?
go in the mens, get a stall, stand inside the stall.
go in the mens, get a stall, stand inside the stall.
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My daughter is still in diapers, but I always thought it was a given that little girls go into the restroom stall with dad, no questions asked.
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Well I actually carry cleaning supplies to clean the toilet :x
But if I peep a sweet older black lady going at the same time I ask them to take her, they always kindly oblige.
It was pure struggle at first.
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Public mens bathrooms are :x
Cant be letting my lil girl all up in there.
She cant point and shoot
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We've been using a Star Wars Stormtrooper backpack. We did receive a diaper bag from the baby shower, but the backpack is more convenient. It's on it's last legs though.
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No way either of my kids would go into a restroom with a stranger. Not a chance I'd allow it anyway.Well I actually carry cleaning supplies to clean the toilet
But if I peep a sweet older black lady going at the same time I ask them to take her, they always kindly oblige.
It was pure struggle at first.
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my babygirl is 3 and on the petite side so she's only like 27 lbs.
I put two paper seat covers on the seat and i hold her up above the seat... like shes hovering.
works well so far, but if anybody has a better way that will work for me, holler!
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Yeah, being where i'm from its a pretty tight community with blacks.
Especially the elderly.
No issue with sending her in with big momma but i understand why some wouldn't.
Lol nah its a struggle regardless
But that works.
Just always wondered how people did it.
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Invest in them lil potty training inserts, plop em down right in the middle and they don't even touch the seat
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Backpacks FTW. Makes things much easier to carry and you have that room for anything. Make sure you try it one before though. We got one a while ago and the straps where short for me and they kept slippin off my shoulder. We use a Jordan backpack for 2 kids now.
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about 13 more weeks until my son Royce is born
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Just buy any backpack you are comfortable with. It doesn't need to be a specific bag.
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New dad's yall need to pick up the doona car seat stroller.. I would say this is probably the greatest thing invented for babies in the 21st century
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Recommendations on a jogger fellas? The lady wants one since I've been running it's motivating her to get back on the grind and she feels she can now.
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We had the BoB and while I never jogged with it that was a great stroller. Downside was that the air pressure in the tires always seemed to need checking or they'd be flat and hard to push. Thankfully I have my own compressor in the garage.
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Flying home with our daughter for this first time. Let's hope she doesn't lose it on the plane.
