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Reddit mentions of Dog Training Pads- Maximum-Absorption Puppy Pads w/Insta-Dry Tech, No Tracking. Save Money & Frustration w/Leak-Resistant Pads from CA Pet Supply - 23.6" x 23.6" (50-Pack)
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50 Pack of Max Absorbent 23.6" x 23.6" (60cm x 60cm) Training Pads - Larger and thicker than most other "regular" sized wee wee pads to prevent running and tracking.Extreme protection (thanks to more adsorption material than average dog pee pads) means messes are locked into gel form in less than 1 minute. It can't run or leak through. Holds an amazing 3+ cups of liquid. (Go ahead… test it!)The top layer uses Insta-Dry Technology to prevent spreading or tracking throughout your house.No-drip core lets you simply roll the puppy pad up and toss it without having to mop your floor. (Exactly what you're trying to prevent, right?)Superior Quality. Lower Price. 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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| Is adult product | 1 |
| Weight | 4.1 Pounds |
Congrats. I'm 9 months into my first child (a boy). It gets easier.
Here's one small pro-tip. If you have a changing pad with a cover, ditch the cover and buy a box of puppy pads from Amazon for a few bucks. Cut them in half and lay one half on the chanting pad. It will save you time, water and sanity. You won't be washing a pooped or peed on cover multiple times per day or week. We bought these: puppy pads and this is how it looks. . They last quite a while because your kid won't dirty them every single time but when he does, it's quick and easy to change them out.
Find baby consignment shops in your area. They are around. With the one near us we can get store credit for things we bring in. They owners are very clear about what they're making on the stuff they sell as well, it doesn't feel like a rip off.
Shop yard sales and Craigslist for baby stuff too. i.e. My wife wanted a glider chair to nurse/pump in. Got it for $100 in CL, looking basically brand new. Detailed at $600.
We were fortunate that we were given a bunch of hand me downs. Ask around. People have boxes of shit stashed in their basement/garage/attics.
Finally, don't cut out everything for you and your wife. That's not healthy. Find middle ground. I see concerts, that's my spending for me. Experiences are great to be able to file away, not stuff. Do stop gambling, I've seen first hand what that can do to families, and find a support system if you feel that gambling or anything else you deal with is an addiction.
Best of luck, and remember again, it gets easier.