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Calling on the experienced and recent parents here. Wife and I are expecting our first baby soon. What should I watch out for at the hospital delivery? I have seen info on delayed clamping, antibiotic eye goop and deferred vaccinations. Any insights?

Calling on the experienced and recent parents here. Wife and I are expecting our first baby soon. What should I watch out for at the hospital delivery? I have seen info on delayed clamping, antibiotic eye goop and deferred vaccinations. Any insights?

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Personal opinion -- diaper genies are most effective for older toddlers and young kids (especially boys) who are potty training and wearing pull-ups. It is easier for them to "self service" once they are old enough to take their own diapers off. Asking them to put into a ziplock and tied-off bag is a non-starter.

But yes, agree you can't forget about checking and emptying the DG regularly regardless of your kid's age. It gives you more wiggle room than a standard bin though, as its design is much better at blocking odors.

But as always, YMMV.

Hmm, that makes sense. Sadly we got rid of the Diaper Genie before potty training. DOH!

When I first saw/heard of it, I thought it had a much better/neater design. Something like a foodsaver, that uses a heating element to cut and seal off one bag before starting the next. But no... just a sealed door with a food pedal.