Motherly Advice

[prindcar]

Advice on stains???

I need help from some of our veteran moms or even new moms who have found a good solution. I need a way to get poopie stains off of baby onesies and breast milk stains off of dark shirts.
With my first child I was able to wash right away, with the second, I threw the stained stuff out as I thought we were done having children, with number 3 I do not have time to wash right away and am much more frugal so I don't want to throw them out. Any advice of what works..It would need to be a pre-treat that I could put on right away when I change the baby but then let it sit in the laundry basket until I'm ready to wash. I also need to make sure it isn't too harsh (I have really sensitive skin and the lil one breaks out pretty quickly in baby rash)

THANKS!!

[jennsvs]

Advice on stains???

I need help from some of our veteran moms or even new moms who have found a good solution. I need a way to get poopie stains off of baby onesies and breast milk stains off of dark shirts.
With my first child I was able to wash right away, with the second, I threw the stained stuff out as I thought we were done having children, with number 3 I do not have time to wash right away and am much more frugal so I don't want to throw them out. Any advice of what works..It would need to be a pre-treat that I could put on right away when I change the baby but then let it sit in the laundry basket until I'm ready to wash. I also need to make sure it isn't too harsh (I have really sensitive skin and the lil one breaks out pretty quickly in baby rash)

THANKS!!

I use the resolve spray n wash stain sticks. My son has severely sensitive skin and he hasn't had any reactions. It has worked for many stains that I have encountered. Make sure if you buy something it is okay to let it dry. Some products say do not let dry on them. I typically pay 50-75 cents for these when coupons come out. Menards has them on sale a lot.

To the poster who said only decorate the top 2/3 of the tree, you are spot on.

I also agree that, enjoy them while you can. My son starts 5th grade next week.

[3timesoccermom]

This is the start of a great thread. I'm surprised there aren't more moms who want to give their best advice!!

[hiding57]

Advice on stains???

I need help from some of our veteran moms or even new moms who have found a good solution. I need a way to get poopie stains off of baby onesies and breast milk stains off of dark shirts.
With my first child I was able to wash right away, with the second, I threw the stained stuff out as I thought we were done having children, with number 3 I do not have time to wash right away and am much more frugal so I don't want to throw them out. Any advice of what works..It would need to be a pre-treat that I could put on right away when I change the baby but then let it sit in the laundry basket until I'm ready to wash. I also need to make sure it isn't too harsh (I have really sensitive skin and the lil one breaks out pretty quickly in baby rash)

THANKS!!

Are they breastmilk poo stains? If so rinse off as much as possible, make it good and wet and stick it outside in the sun (or even when it's over cast) it will disappear like magic sometimes in as little as 15 minutes. Not sure if it works with formula poo but ti would probably help some, but probably not as well.