thread: baby knee pads, worth it?

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  1. #1
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    Dec 2009
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    I don't have any but I think they would come in handy for nappy free time, so bare skin isn't being rubbed raw. Leg warmers are probably a more versatile alternative. I've been looking for them everywhere.

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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    I have seen the babylegs but thought they might be a bit thin, he still gets red knees from wearing his thin pants and the ones I saw weren't much thicker. The other thing was do they fall down as he's crawling around or do they stay up pretty well?
    I guess at $15 it might be worth a go, I'm a bit worried about it with summer coming up...

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    Dec 2007
    Sunny Qld
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    The only ones that fall down here are huggalugs, they seem to be smaller, so fall down on DD2's chubby thighs. Baby legs are normally fine though?

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    Dec 2008
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    Thank's Arimeh's Eden, I'll see if I can convince DF to let me get some, I can feel another obsession coming on. Lol.

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    Feb 2008
    Adelaide SA
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    DS has crawled over tiles, carpet, grass etc etc and has never had a need for knee pads. Although when i used to try and get on the floor and crawl around with ds i was in so much pain. Their little knees are made for crawling! Definately a clever marketing ploy.

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    DS has crawled over tiles, carpet, grass etc etc and has never had a need for knee pads. Although when i used to try and get on the floor and crawl around with ds i was in so much pain. Their little knees are made for crawling! Definately a clever marketing ploy.
    They adapt too I find, like do a crab crawl or a hands and feet crawl. I used to get sore knees too lol but the thing is.. they DON'T have kneecaps to get sore at their age, it's cartlidge so it's soft. I wish I had thought of the marketing ploy though rofl!!! I never used anything either.