Unusual Baby Products That Work

6 Strange but Real Baby Products That Really Work

March 20, 2013

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Too good to be true? Walk the aisles of a baby emporium and you're sure to see products that claim to cure kids of every ill — many of them looking and sounding more than slightly outlandish (and some sounding just truly bizarre!). But leave it to real moms to put them to the test and determine which are really worthy of some space on the changing table. See which ones make the cut!

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by Rebecca M Gruber 5

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Cari2447928 1 year 10 weeks

Also, belly bandit?!? After 6 weeks of breast feeding my belly shrank anyway, don't think I'd feel comfortable in a compression belt; wouldnt need the Windy product if my stomach was being pushed on all day either lol

Cari2447928 1 year 10 weeks

Foam bathtub, bad idea. We had an anti-bac, anti-fungal foam insert for Baby bathtub and it lasted 3 mos before it felt oily and looked worse for wear. Ours isn't cost $98 though (That's mad!)

Liz2447419 1 year 10 weeks

My sister used the Nosefrida with her youngest, and watching as a non-mom, it was probably the grosses thing I've ever seen her do. But it sure was effective! Entering mom-phase, I think I can get over the ick factor (it's not REALLY gross, it just looks gross...the snot blockers are effective!).

Laura2433756 1 year 10 weeks

Sooo, wait- if the Windi does for gas, "What the Nosefrida did for stuffed baby noses..." does that imply you are to SUCK the gas out of the baby's bottom?? It doesn't say HOW that one works... Does it just pop open the relief valve or what? It may LOOK a little like a tampon, but more importantly, it seems potentially dangerous! What IS it? :oP