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Waterproof mattress + car seat cover protector
crvs
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All,
Any suggestion for good qualitied waterproof mattress + car seat cover to buy?
Thanks,
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Any suggestion for good qualitied waterproof mattress + car seat cover to buy?
Thanks,
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Summer-Infant-PiddlePad-Waterproof-Liner/dp/B003MP95JW
These work in the car seat.0 -
Thanks. I hope water proofing works when my water breaks.
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Thanks. I hope water proofing works when my water breaks.
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Or they might not break at all until the last minute-too many programmes show the waters breaking as the first sign of labour. Makes me laugh as with all 3 of mine my waters didn't break until they were nearly out!
Although best to be prepared with the protectors-i'd probably not waste the money on the car and stick a bin bag and blanker on the seat lol0 -
We have John Lewis waterproof mattress covers and they work really well? Not sure they would when the waters break though...I stuffed a load of towels under the sheet as re-enforcement....!0
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I bought a waterproof sheet from asda that was only about £10 for a king size, it isn't plasticy and doesn't rustle. For the car seats I just put down a towel doubled over and wore maternity pads. In the end I've no idea what happened to my waters as by the time I got to the hospital, baby's head was out and there was no water, must've went when I was in the shower and I didn't notice.:j little fire cracker born 5th November 2012 :j0
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Disposable incontinence pads are probably a whole lot cheaper
E.g. (first Google link I grabbed, not a specific recommendation)
http://www.incontinencechoice.co.uk/bed-and-chair/bed-pads-and-draw-sheets/disposable-bed-pads.html
Easily-washed (and not your favourite set) bed sheets or blankets over the top for comfort and aesthetics0 -
Oh you mean for an adult. Sorry, I thought you meant for a child. x0
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I have continuedly bought incontenience product for my mom. I was also thinking of buying incontinence sheet and use cloth nappy for baby while at home. LOL.0
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