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SM Aura Baby Haul and More

We went to SM Aura last month to check out the place. I was also able to do some shopping for me and baby.

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We were there for just an hour or two. We didn’t like it very much because it wasn’t stroller friendly.  We went to Greenbelt afterwards and bought these:

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I got this one tub from Aura. When I went to Watsons Greenbelt, I saw this:

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Well actually, my husband saw it and showed it to me while I was waiting for my turn at the cashier. I bought 4 sets. I guess I have enough to last me until the first part of 2014!

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earrings from Hyphen
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  1. HollieSeptember 13, 2013 at 5:05 PM

    is the "Baby Clean" bottle cleanser better than "Cradle" ?
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  2. Lady ESeptember 15, 2013 at 10:31 PM

    Hi Hollie! I haven't tried Cradle yet (or any other bottle cleanser for that matter)because we are very satisfied with Baby Clean. Our first bottle lasted for 2.5 months. I only need a very tiny amount to clean six small bottles. We wash them at least thrice a day. It's also not hard to rinse off.

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