🚼 Keep the Sprinkles at Bay with Style!
The Pee-pee Teepee Digger Blue is a set of five soft, reusable baby pee caps designed to protect parents during diaper changes. Made from terry-lined cotton flannel, these lightweight, waterproof shields are perfect for keeping both baby and caregiver dry. Ideal for new moms, they come in fun prints and are easy to wash, making them a practical and stylish addition to any nursery.
| Material Type Free | Terry lined cotton flannel Free (or any other unmentioned materials) |
| Lining Description | Cotton |
| Material Type | Cotton |
| Item Dimensions | 6 x 4.25 x 1 inches |
| Incontinence Protector Size | Newborn |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Number of Items | 5 |
| Pattern | Cartoon |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Reusability | Resuable |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Urine Protection |
R**Y
Does what it’s supposed to
My mother in-law thought I was ridiculous for buying this and told me to just put a wipe over little man’s “business”. However, the cold wipes really piss my baby off and this little peepee teepee does not.Happy I got these!
M**N
How cute are these!
Having a baby boy is fun! Especially during diaper changes. Take the surprise out of changing time with one of these tee pee’s! This has saved me numerous times.
F**L
Pee pee tee pee
These were great, gave as part of a shower gift got a lot of laughs.
B**E
Honestly pointless
These were worthless for my baby. They just fell off. They’re good quality and it’s a great idea but they didn’t work for us.
S**A
Cute idea but impractical
They fall off my baby’s little Willy while I’m changing his diaper so it defeats the purpose.
R**E
So cute and handy
I love these little teepees. But wish they were just a bit larger. Not much, but a little bit bigger.
A**R
Don’t buy
Doesn’t work well. Super small and won’t work if the baby is a wiggler.
C**I
Doesn't Stay on Reliably Enough to Do Its Job
I tried to use this with my newborn. When he wasn't kicking if off with wild legs, it would simply fall off when trying to lift him up to put the diaper under him. It just doesn't stay on reliably enough to be counted on. It even got "pushed" off by the urine stream once.I will say it's fairly absorbent (when it works), but it does still get wet on the outside. The item also got a bit misshapen after a single wash. The interior starting rolling out, ruining the "perfect cone". It still functions in the new, flatter cone shape, but was a little off-putting and definitely hurts the aesthetic appeal... if you care about such things.All in all, a wipe or rag is probably better. I use wipes now... it doesn't absorb nearly as well, but it does contain AND it stays on him more reliably while being a whole lot cheaper. A rag might have the same absorbency (the materials seem similar).
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