Reddit reviews Salter Baby/Toddler Scale 44 lb Capacity

We found 6 Reddit comments about Salter Baby/Toddler Scale 44 lb Capacity. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

21.5" x 10" plastic scoop platform for added comfort and security44 lb. scale capacity measured in 0.5 oz. incrementsHold function keeps your baby's weight on display even as they move aroundZero function subtracts the weight of diapers or clothing to ensure an accurate reading. Auto-shutoff functionEasily converts to a toddler scale through removable tray. 1.2 inch LCD readout.Power Source : Requires 9V battery

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6 Reddit comments about Salter Baby/Toddler Scale 44 lb Capacity:

u/cilucia · 10 pointsr/BabyBumps

So I had planned to finish this setup and post pictures during my two weeks off before my due date.. but then I went into labor on my second day off and here we are 8 weeks later!

We live in a 2BR/2BA apartment, but the other bedroom is for guests (in laws are here ATM) and my work from home office, and we definitely wanted to cosleep. The bedrooms are irritating small - 10x10 feet, but we managed to squeeze the essentials in.

I know a few people have commented about wishing they had space for a dedicated nursery, so I hope this gives you some ideas to show how it can work in a tight space!

*****

The Ikea Hemnes dresser holds our clothes with the exception of one of the small drawers which has LO's current clothes that fit. All the other sizes are in a storage box in the closet.

On the dresser top we have:

Taylor Salter 914-WHLKR Baby Toddler Scale : only accurate to the 0.5oz, but worth the $45 to me in the early weeks to check his weight once a week. I'll use it for eBay packages afterwards (the top part can come off)
hiccapop wipe warmer: LO cries hysterically during diaper changes, but half as much since we got this wipe warmer. Spoiled little guy! It's not perfect though. The Costco Kirkland wipes don't fit until you use up 15 wipes or so even after you take off the green dispenser part, and sometimes the wipes don't always dispense and you have to open the top to get them going again. We don't use the nightlight function
Keekeroo peanut changer ("Vanilla", but seriously just tan really): I got this for $90 instead of $130 from a sale I stumbled upon (I posted about it here when I got it). Easy to wipe up.

Behind the door, I got an organizer from the Container Store: I store our Muslin swaddling blankets and burp rags in the top four compartments, and the hamper for just LO's laundry. Has an odour out of the box, but it's fading.

We have the ubbi diaper pail in grey. We originally thought we could go without a dedicated diaper pail, because our kitchen garbage is literally three feet on the other side of the door in the kitchen, but after a few days we realized it was much easier to have the diaper receptacle closer to the changing area (esp with LO screaming bloody murder during his changes). We went with Ubbi because you can use regular garbage bags and its steel instead of plastic (so will not retain odours). It's not completely airtight, but it hasn't been a problem with breastfed baby poops (they don't smell bad even when we forget to close the latch).

Over by our queen bed, we have the Halo Bassinest and Dockatot. Yes, we put the Dockatot in the Halo (I added a picture that shows how closely it fits, since I was curious about it before I bought them), but lately, we've been bedsharing directly with the dockatot between me and DH in the bed. We don't have the Halo set up to swing over the bed though (you can't see LO from that height if you use the dockatot inside), we just have it set up to move closer and farther from the bed.

In front of my Ikea Hemnes nightstand, is a plastic tote bin and a basket with my Medela PISA breast pump and stuff. That area of the floor was not really accessible because of how we arranged the Halo, so it seemed like a good place to stash my pump. I pull up the basket onto the bed when I want to pump (just 1-2 times a week after a morning feed, if I feel like it).

The nightlight is from Mr Maria Designs (collaboration with LINE) - the small size. I was torn between this and the Miffy lamp. Definitely a splurge purchase, but it brings me joy (holla Konmari!) and I didn't care for any of the lamps on Amazon or the one from Ikea. I ordered it from Albee Baby and the 20% off code worked on it. The dimmer is stepless, and I keep it on the dimmest setting overnight so I can see baby for nursing in bed and changing diapers over at the Keekeroo.

u/ms_sanders · 5 pointsr/Eyebleach

The Amazon customer images for this scale are a goldmine

u/sneaky_dragon · 4 pointsr/Rabbits

Pick up a baby scale. I have a few of these: http://www.amazon.com/Salter-Electronic-Baby-Toddler-Scale/dp/B00009KX5U/wabbi-20

Check Craigslist - I picked mine up for $30-40.

u/tvandfash · 1 pointr/breastfeeding

Exactly. I used to wait to go to see my LC every week but then I just bought my own scale for $60 on amazon. Now I weigh her whenever I want.

u/bostonbumper · 1 pointr/beyondthebump

We bought this one back when LO was having some trouble gaining weight: Taylor Salter 914-WHLKR Baby Toddler Scale https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00009KX5U/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_QZhwybHVJW82K

It was great for making sure she took in enough milk during feedings and stayed on track with her growth. We didn't get obsessive about it and found it very useful. Plus, it's cool to see when those cluster feeds translate to growth spurts! Anyway, we've been happy with this scale and as a bonus it works as a toddler scale too.

u/Shortkaik · 1 pointr/predaddit

We bought a baby scale a year or so ago for our cats (one was really underweight, one was really overweight, so we had to monitor them closely). I suspect it will be handy when we have our baby as well! It's a bit more expensive, but we got this Salter scale which also converts to a toddler scale (the "tray" is removeable).