thread: Baby knee pads, do you think there worth buying???????

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  1. #1
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    Sep 2006
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    get some very cute "babylegs" instead - leg warmers for babies, that keep their legs warm and stop the scratches but still let them toughen up Plus they are WAY, WAY cute - you could have a ladybug on the move!

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    May 2007
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    :0) I think you guys have helped me save $20-$30 :0)

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    Hi, If you are worried about her knees just pop some light cotton pants on..

    ps I notice you are from CQ. Where abouts in CQ are you? I am near Gladstone

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    Hi, If you are worried about her knees just pop some light cotton pants on..

    ps I notice you are from CQ. Where abouts in CQ are you? I am near Gladstone
    Hi aussienic I was just thinking that long pants would do the job, thanks for that! I'm about 30mins out of Maryborough, only moved to QLD in January from perth. I think this state has the best weather. I don't think I'm a big fan of Maryborough itself though, I quite like Hervey Bay thats about 40mins from me. Where abouts is Gladstone, I've heard the name before, but have no idea where that is :0)

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    ugh I am so not liking the weather this week but winter time it is just superb...

    Gladstone is about 2-3 hours from where you are ( I think) maybe 3-4 hours..

    I love Hervey Bay.. It is just so nice. I love that jetty lol..

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    Jul 2005
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    I agree, a waste of money.... good grief! $20 - $30!!! Geeze what a rip off!

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    Living in Nth QLD ( well used to anyway)and Darwin I used stubby holders... just take the bottom of them and put them over the knee... I would use them if I was going to playgroup and knew baby would be on concreat....

    BTW we love HVB BHL wants to move there next year but I am thinking of the sunshine coast as I know there wasnt much in HVB as in Playgrups and things....