It’s cold outside and Minnesota’s covered in snow. That means it’s time to finish up Christmas shopping at the store… the germ-covered store. Levi can sit in the cart that someone else’s child sat in recently and put their germs on. Then Levi can stick those adorable fingers of his in his mouth to feel his teeth or rub his eyes out of sleepiness. Does anyone else see where this could become a problem?
Earlier this year, I showed you how in Summer Wet Ones were great for a situation we got into with a bare foot and squished bug. Even though there’s not much chance for that in the Winter, there’s still a lot of things lurking that can make my little guy sick. Along with that, he’s a little mess-maker on his own. Wet Ones, your job isn’t done yet!
Wet Ones wants to hear about our Sticky Situations and get advice from us on how we avoid and take care of those situations. To sweeten the deal, entering your advice and stories can earn you prizes! Up for grabs for sharing is an opportunity to be included in an e-book distributed by Wet Ones in 2013, an iPad Mini (valued at $300), and 3 runners up will receive a prize pack of 4 tickets to Six Flags. You can submit entries through December 28, 2012.
I’m not sure which story to send them about Levi, but I can think of a few myself. I can make huge messes when I try to be crafty with food and Mike did recently try to toss me out with the trash. I’m sure that wouldn’t have been very sanitary. Do they make several feet long Wet Ones for me to protect myself with?
What “sticky situation” do you have that you could share with Wet Ones?
I wrote this review while participating in an Ambassador Program for Mom Central Consulting on behalf of Wet Ones and received a promotional item to thank me for taking the time to participate.
I used wet ones on my children when they were little and I use them for myself now and for the grandchildren when they come.I always keep some in the car because like when I turn cans in at recycling my hands always get sticky. So they are very handy to have around.
Great site!!
I always thought wet ones were for moms who were afraid of a little mess. That was before I was a mother, obviously. My son gets into EVERYTHING so we’re going to start buying small packs to keep in my purse or diaper bag.
very nice blog
I constantly keep “Wet ones” In my purse, as you never know when you are going to need them! I started carrying them when my first child was born over 15 years ago and will continue forever LOL. Reason #1 My babies always liked to chew on the handle of carts. Reason #2 wiping the store carseat down when they were too little to sit in a regular cart. Reason #3 little kids and toddlers will ALWAYS have sticky hands. My kids are 15 and 10 now and they always know if their hands are dirty, to ask mom for a “Wet Ones”!!
My Granddaughter came to stay for a week. One night we had spaghetti for supper. We put Emma in her highchair, and gave her her dinner. She ended up putting her spaghetti in her glass of milk, and her garlic bread, stirred it up and drank it! It was disgusting! We were laughing so hard! By the time she was finished, she was covered from head to toe! I do have pictures on Facebook lol. It took alot of Wet Wipes to get that mess cleaned up, and then staight to the bathtub LOL
My mother used to keep wet ones in the car all of the time.
I never really thought about that!!! Now its got me worried, ive decided to wipe down the seats each time. Thanks for the post!!
I use them every day I do day care in my home and I have to tell you they are my best friend in the world… I must go through 3 packages a week the funny part is I only have my little one 3 days a week one package a day WoooW love me some wet ones!