I don't know, you COULD think of it as a breast coaster. It's fulfilling the same basic purpose. And it could have been worse. At least you didn't eat your dinner off a large White placemat that wasn't there before!
Sweet...I dropped one of those in the kitchen with baby #1 and my mother-in-law thought it was an all-in-one coffee and filter thing. Worst coffee ever...
That's brilliant. I couldn't think of a better non-breastmilk-soaking-device use.
In fact, I still have a whack of breastpads left over...thanks for the idea! In fact, I wonder if anyone has a baby shower coming up...wouldn't that make for great coasters for a baby shower?
You know the mantra: "repair, reuse, recycle..."
ReplyDeleteI'm just putting that out there.
Noice!!! LOL
ReplyDeleteAnnnnnnd, I'm falling off my chair laughing.
ReplyDeleteI don't know, you COULD think of it as a breast coaster. It's fulfilling the same basic purpose. And it could have been worse. At least you didn't eat your dinner off a large White placemat that wasn't there before!
ReplyDeleteMost effective! I hope you went ahead and used it. :-)
ReplyDeleteSweet...I dropped one of those in the kitchen with baby #1 and my mother-in-law thought it was an all-in-one coffee and filter thing. Worst coffee ever...
ReplyDeleteGreat way to re-use. Your being kind to the planet. ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm good with it.
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Joy
I see no problem with this.
ReplyDeleteThose were all over the house when I was nursing, so I can identify!
ReplyDeleteyou have a brand new baby and are still taking the time to try to use a coaster? I am impressed!
ReplyDeleteThat's brilliant. I couldn't think of a better non-breastmilk-soaking-device use.
ReplyDeleteIn fact, I still have a whack of breastpads left over...thanks for the idea! In fact, I wonder if anyone has a baby shower coming up...wouldn't that make for great coasters for a baby shower?
Okay, I'm stretching...