I'm feeling a little more secure about this

**mygoat** · #21 11/09/13, 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by K Epp

You might want to add head lamp. They aren't cute but free up your hands. Home Depot has a pacjage of 2 for under $5 and those have a red light setting that doesn't hurt the animals eyes. I chose the $10 pack that will shine 100m. Great for looking for boogets in the dark, but I'm going yo pick up a set of the others because I didn't think about it blinding everyone when I do my nightly head count.
Oh and they are up in front of store with the christmas gift sets.

I would be lost without my head lamps. Best investment ever.

SkeeterBlue · #22 11/10/13, 04:21 AM

Headlamps - what a great idea! We actually have a bunch of these. We use them when we go camping to find the bathrooms in the wee hours without waking up all our neighbors with the flood light.

aart · #23 11/10/13, 05:13 AM

Headlamps rock! I started using one while camping too, don't camp anymore but use one almost everyday.

Backfourty,MI. · #24 11/10/13, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by punchiepal

navel dip - old film canisters work great for that.

I always spray the naval/umbilical cords really well that way I don't have to throw all the iodine away that's in the cup when I'm done with each baby.

You have a great bunch of stuff gathered there. Probably more than you'll need but much better to be prepared & have it on hand just in case.

Babette is huge already, not sure how she's going to hang on until Jan. 11th!

Doug Hodges · #25 11/11/13, 06:16 AM

I just realized that we already have most of this. We had our daughter at home and the mid wife had us get a bunch of stuff. Woohoo. I'm putting my wife on this list. Kidding time is fast approaching.

Living the good life