Ordered four of the breathable blankets total. One had a broken zipper, but the other three work very well. The two zipper thing is very convenient when trying to get a sleeping infant into the blanket or changing a diaper.

I ordered the Grandma Els Diaper rash cream and I love that its approved for cloth Diapers, not to mention the price it retails for on other sites (wow). I also ordered the blackout curtain last time and that was installed in seconds also. Great products guys!

ThunderThighs wrote:They have a 90-day woot warranty. I hope you emailed support@woot.com for assistance.

I did now, thanks!!!

the diaper rash cream is great, and as was mentioned good for cloth diapers. I actually still use the diaper cream on occasion as my 5 yr old will hold her pee too long when playing or distracted and end up with wet undies...which turns into "undie rash" over the course of the day (when I don't know about it). So, good investment even in the long term.

It is also very good for other types of nether-rashes that happen from time to time. My husband is man enough to use it in summer when things get a little raw down there.

italianemperor wrote:I did now, thanks!!!

Thanks for the quick customer service!

The wearable blankets are great, will be perfect for spring.

I purchased the Oslo diaper bag several months ago. It's a nice bag but not big enough for my needs. Plus the wipes/tissue holders ripped after a few uses and that was what attracted me to the bag in the first place. My husband always Mondayes about not being able to find the wipes buried in the diaper bag. We went back to our trusty diaper dude bag, which I highly recommend to anyone looking for a unisex diaper bag or if you prefer something less petunia picklebottom but still sturdy and functional.

Graco play yard:
There is no changing table pictured, just the bassinet and mobile. Is it included?
In specs section, the fall hazard when baby can get to hands and knees or is 15 lbs refers to the *bassinet* only. Manual says to stop using play yard when child is 35” tall, 30 lbs, or can climb out.

The Grandma El's gift set is available on Amazon for $32.78 with free shipping.

So, basically a wash.

http://www.amazon.com/Grandma-Els-Complete-Babies-Shampoo/dp/B0094AUG7O/ref=pd_sim_sbs_ba_4

ThunderThighs wrote:It does not come with a changing table. We've tweaked the features and specs so hopefully everything is more clear. Sorry for the confusion.

Someone pointed out though that you can use the bassinet as a changing table.

This is still a good deal without the changing table.

http://www.diapers.com/p/graco-pack-n-play-play-yard-zooland-109164?site=CA&utm_source=Google&utm_medium=cpc_D&utm_term=AGO-104&utm_campaign=GooglePLA&CAWELAID=1338657810&utm_content=pla&ca_sku=AGO-104&ca_gpa=pla&ca_kw={keyword}

That is the next most inexpensive one and it also comes without a changing table. $72.00, so $50 with the $5 shipping is great!

Honestly, who really uses those? With this being our 4th baby, the floor/couch/flat surface was the changing table. When you need a change, you need a change!

stephinnl wrote:Honestly, who really uses those? With this being our 4th baby, the floor/couch/flat surface was the changing table. When you need a change, you need a change!

We do.
Every day - almost every time.

This is our 3rd child, and honestly, sometimes the changing table is about the only uncluttered spot in our small house with 5 people and 4 pets (one of which is a 75 lb dog who would want to "help" with the diapers).

He also tends to try to flip less on the changing table. On the bed, he thinks flipping is a game to play.

the car seat rocker is worth every penny. this is the first time I've had purchased one, for our 3rd child, and it is magic. also very helpful and portable on trips. got it on woot a month or so ago, about to get another just for backup/to stop having to move it around. also been on the same 3 D Batteries since I started using it.