Does anyone else keep loosing lids of baby bottles?
Answer:
write to the maker of the bottle (Gerber, etc) and ask for replacement lids. I've done that and they sent me a couple of lids free!
Every day is the same...
always
soon it will be sippy cups for you
Constantly. I think they should sell the bottle lids by the case. It seems like one day I have all of them and then some mystical gnome breaks into the kitchen at night and steals them.
Its very frustrating. Its like the whole sock in the dryer thing. Put 2 in and for some reason only 1 comes out.
me to i cant find them anywhere i think the lack of sleep helps the illusion they are not there. I will probably find when nipper is grown out of bottles!;)
I know what you mean. The same thing happens to me. My son is eight months old now, and just keep misplacing them. I find them when I'm not looking. Ha ha.
Ha! Thanks for the smile!
Yeah, those little buggers sneak off and escape the minute you turn your back! I usually lose them in one of 3 scenarios:
1. They fall onto the carpet or couch and are clear enough that I don't spot them right away, but not clear enough to keep the cats from playing with them. Unless I hear them on the hard wood floors, they wind up deep in the bowels of hell under my furniture.
2. I put the lid in the diaper bag, then rummage through the bag for a wipe, toy, sweater, cheerio container, etc. Since the cap's on top, if I'm not careful when I pull things out of the bag, it leaps to freedom on the floor of whatever restaurant, house, or business place I happen to be at.
3. I wash the cap and set it on a clean dish towel on the counter. Hubby or I then grab a glass or something off the same dish towel, and the cap discreetly falls into the garbage below.
Check in the bottom of the dishwasher.
Of course,for some reason the most 2 things that you are going to lose with baby's is pacifiers and bottle lids.So don't feel bad.
dont we all
is that the little round plastic things that you put on top of the bottles? i never knew what those were for and i needed and used one! so i probably lost them all!
oh yea! lol happends all the time. Ive even lost whole bottles full of milk! imagine what i saw months from then when i actually found them. EWWWW. thank God I seemed to find them befor my son or daughter did. At least I HOPE so. I really cant give any good advice on how to keep track cause as u can see, im kinda loseing it all myself lol. Just make sure u buy extras so u have them on hand. I think moms are like this. trying to keep track of it all gets crazy sometimes especially when u have more then one child and each of them has their own things u have to keep track of. good luck to u and God Bless.
yes!! i have to keep buying new bottles cos the lids keep going walkies.
on the sock issue, i used have at least 12 pairs, yet i cant find ONE matching pair. WHAT is that all about??
wait till she get older then the whole damn thing goes! one minute u have 3 anyway up cups or bottles then the next thing u know theyve all gone norm around 3am and they all seem to re-appear when they wake up if yr lucky
i was always losing them i have only a couple left now .these things happen lmao
From the day I brought my daughter home, I am in the habit of taking the lids off the bottles in the kitchen (since that's where I warm the bottle anyway) so I never loose the lids.
If I'm out, I have always put the lids back on the bottles after my girl was done so I always knew where they were. I like to keep things together.
The pacifier is another story though.they just seem to disappear! I had 2, one that stayed in her room and the one that went everywhere else with us. Believe it or not, the one that NEVER left her room is now missing.explain that! lol
yes im always doing this and god knows were they all go... wouldnt be so bad if u could buy these things seperate but to get the lids u have to but a complete bottle so frustrating lol
LOL you sound like me, I havent the foggiest where these lids go to
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