The creation of Bummas came about when They had their first baby boy. When your first arrives, you are given all kinds of advice. “Use the wet commercial wipes, don’t use the wet commercial wipes, use gauze; use whatever is handy to block the pee; use another diaper to block the pee; don’t use that, use this; use powder to dry them off, don’t use powder-it contains talc and studies have linked talc to cancer.” We’re glad you found us and your baby will be too! That’s because you can virtually eliminate irritating diaper rash without the use of powders, talcs, and ointments. Bummas are small soft, luxurious baby-sized cloths made especially for drying baby bottoms, as well as blocking those surprise squirts.
Wild Ones Bummas
These cloth wipes are so soft and smooth. They can be used for anything. Great product to have on the table by you where you sit most the day, or in the diaper bag, breastfeeding, car, anywhere really. I even liked using them to clean up the counters, or stains. They are great quality and absorb really well, and drain well! I really enjoy the wild colors. They are prefect for breastfeeding wipe ups, Burping, poop messes, barf, spit up, or if you have someone over and they are holding your drool, pooping, bundle of joy! They are very easy to wash and dry, since they are so small, I usually put them in a bag or safety pin them up, to make sure my dryer doesn’t decide to eat them for dinner! The colors are very wild, and a wide variety to choose from so you can pick and choose where you want them by. My 2 favorite things were the wipe down, and drool! Lucky enough they are letting me throw a giveaway for you to win a pack of these!
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Disclosure: I received product(s) for free in exchange for an honest review, which may differ from yours. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I used personally, and believe will be good for my readers. Disclosure Giveaways: Tiffany’s Reviews is not responsible for shipment of prize, and can take up to 8 weeks to arrive. Winner will be announced, emailed, then has 24 hours to claim, or new winner is picked.
Pampers sensitive wipes for the buttom, lol drool usuaul ends up on my shirt, paper towel, towel. lol
Old diapers from the last batch of babies!
I use Huggies wipes for diaper changes. A cloth “flat” diaper for drool. Or a towel, or whatever is accessible.
I use a towel.
I use pampers wipes for everything and it’s costing me a fortune. Such a bad habit! lol.
I’m still trying to decide whether to use disposable or cloth wipes!
A friend of mine is going to have a baby and is planning on using cloth diapers. Would love to win this for her!!
we use whatever is the cheapest disposable wipes
Burp cloths and flannel/minky wipes from JHoltonQuilts on Facebook.
I use old baby washcloths.
We use wipes made from receiving blankets!
We use old baby washcoths
Love bummas! We use them and old washcloths for cleaning up our little guy!
I use homemade cloth wipes and huggies free and clear wipes when were not at home.
A variety of cloth wipes.
Baby #1 is due in May. Have lots of pampers wipes to get started but hoping to invest in some cloth!
Right now I used disposable wipes, but would like to start using cloth.
I use my cloth wipes.
We have some flannel wipes, but have recently fallen in love with velour wipes.
disposable thus far…
I have a lot of cloth wipes.
Pampers sensitive for his bottom. I’m trying to switch to cloth wipes now.
I use grovia, thirsties, and babee green wipes for my baby boy
I just use wash cloths
We had so many receiving blankets and I had them made into cloth wipes. However, they are not very soft so I’m slowly switching them out for softer wipes.
i just use burp cloths or bibs
Nothing yet, but I plan on using cloth wipes.
I have a stash for diaper changing, one for runny noses and wash cloths for messy hands and face.
Burpcloth
I don’t have a kid yet, but I’ll be stashing fleece and cotton wipes!
I use cloth wipes…either baby washcloths or homemade ones. I’d love to try these too!
We use cloth wipes - made up of terry, flannel or bamboo velour.
we have both dispoable wipes and clothwipes. for all occasions.
I usually use baby wash cloths or wipes… depending on where I am and whats available.
I use cloth wipes.
used to use huggies. but when i switched to cloth diapers i switched to custom cloth wipes.
I use a variety of cloth wipes.
for me cloth diapering i dont use cloth wipes but i would love to try
a bib or disposable wipes.
I use anything I can find at the moment
cloth wipes, burp cloths, yesterdays clothes 😛
We use cloth wipes!
Right now I use anything I’ve got on hand!
Flannel wipes
We use baby washcloths
any cloth on hand!
The dh had me making wipes and diapers on hospital bed rest!
Homemade cloth wipes!
Cloth diapers clean up the mess just great!
Plan to use a variety of cloth wipes!
I use homemade cloth wipes
cloth wipes and solution!
I use whatever is easy to get in the moment-cloth diapers, cloth wipes, disposable wipes, Kleenex, etc.
We use whatever is closest . . a wipe, kleenex. . sleeves (lol)
We use old baby bath washcloths to wipe up
I always used tissues.
I use plain old washcloths.
I have flannel wipes, some WAHM wipes, and homemade wipes.
Disposable wipes, paper towels, washcloths, sleeves, whatever I can find.
Mostly anything I can get my hands on quickly!
Wipes, cloth diapers, or burp cloth
I use cloth everything. Wipes, diapers and drool cloths
usually a wipe
We’ll be using pampers wipes initially, but I think my wife plans to switch to some sort of cloth wipes.
pampers wipes
I use home made flannel wipes!
I like to use old receiving blankets that I’ve cut up!
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I have a bunch of different cloth wipes that we use. We have two sets of the Bummas wipes and they are perfect for little faces. Not my fav’s for the tush, but I love them for everything else!