What age child is this set for? One towel I saw online was 12.5" x 8.5". Is that for a newborn?
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I have the bath towel, wash cloth and hand towel and they are all bigger than 12.5"x8.5".
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I did NOT buy this item. I only bought the Shower Curtain. The Shower Curtain has very happy looking frogs on it. I painted my bathroom walls with a design that mimics ocean waves. So for me anything water related fits my room. Hope this helps, God Bless YOU.
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I would say any age but the actual 12.5" X 8.5" is talking about a kleenex.
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All depends on your child. My baby had major reflux issues and these did not do the job. I use the flour sack towels because they absorb better, are bigger, and come out of the wash better. Example: Flour Sack Towels Commercial Grade 28in X 29in (12-Pack)
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I'm sure you can glean the exact measurements from the web site but if you roll the towel, there shouldn't be a big difference. I was sorry that I didn't buy the larger towel.
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Hi Janjenn,The towels are 8 1/2" x 9 1/4", compared to Bounty which is 11" square.
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The towels that the steamer comes with are pretty small. I use different towels than it came with. My towels are about the size of a standard kitchen or bathroom towel, I roll them up and can comfortably fit 4. Hope this helps!!
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They are about 12X18, normal diaper size, but fairly thin. I doubled them over to make burp cloths.
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I'm not sure as we have neither of those items. It does seem like it is meant for a baby the size of your child though, not a newborn.
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Hey Jennifer, each towel is 17" x 10". The quality is exceptional, btw. Personally, for an esthetician they're a bit too small to work with, but perfect as hand towels for guests. Hope this helps, thanks!
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Just 1. And, btw, I am still happy with the towel. After many washes, it is still very soft and holding up fine.
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These towels are not very thick and they do come apart at the edging when washed, I was disappointed because I bought these for my newborn Bengal Leopard cubs. They fit in the towel warmer and hold the heat well. Although, threads and binding start coming off by the second wash. Good Luck, Deborah
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Yes, the size is 11" long by 6" wide. Very strong, absorbent paper towel. I use the half-sheets a lot.
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Go to Medela website for more info. Honestly I have 3sizes and use them all. My son is 8months old and I've used it every day since he was a week old
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I measured them for you, so that I would be as close to accurate as possible. They measured 8 X 9.5 inches. I'm really pleased with the towels. I wanted something nice for my bathroom other than paper towels. I also carry a package in my car. The dispenser fits perfectly in my backseat. I did a little strength test and the Kleenex Towels are stronger than my paper towels that I use in the kitchen. I hope this helps you with your question
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The pad is 15"-16" wide x 31" long. Our grandson is just over 20lbs. at six months. He is perfectly fine on the pad. Yes, the it is thin, but your baby is only there long enough for a change. The baby should never, ever be left there unattended, so that said, it is plenty generous for the five or six minutes it takes to change a diaper. If you desire a thicker pad, my suggestion would be to purchase a foam rectangle and use the old pad as a template. You cannot use a typical pad because of the triangle that goes into the corner. Changing the baby from the front instead of the traditional side positioned table is great. For us, it makes up for any short comings the table may have. Good luck! The pad is 15"-16" wide x 31" long. Our grandson is just over 20lbs. at six months. He is perfectly fine on the pad. Yes, the it is thin, but your baby is only there long enough for a change. The baby should never, ever be left there unattended, so that said, it is plenty generous for the five or six minutes it takes to change a diaper. If you desire a thicker pad, my suggestion would be to purchase a foam rectangle and use the old pad as a template. You cannot use a typical pad because of the triangle that goes into the corner. Changing the baby from the front instead of the... » Read More The pad is 15"-16" wide x 31" long. Our grandson is just over 20lbs. at six months. He is perfectly fine on the pad. Yes, the it is thin, but your baby is only there long enough for a change. The baby should never, ever be left there unattended, so that said, it is plenty generous for the five or six minutes it takes to change a diaper. If you desire a thicker pad, my suggestion would be to purchase a foam rectangle and use the old pad as a template. You cannot use a typical pad because of the triangle that goes into the corner. Changing the baby from the front instead of the traditional side positioned table is great. For us, it makes up for any short comings the table may have. Good luck! « Show Less
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I am also not totally sure. We also used disposables for the first week. We had not yet discovered these. These have a pretty low rise though. They have a much lower rise than our one size pocket diapers did. I would guess that they would work fine for an average size newborn.
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These are standard size. I've been using the infant size since my daughter was born and she is now a little over 2-months-old. I just measured one and it's 9 inches wide by 12 inches long. They are still soft and fluffy and they fit her comfortably.
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It's the average size for a bathroom set, not bad for the price at all. I washed and dried and still looks good. Hope this helps.