Bio-Degradable Baby Poop Scoop Bag

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Bio-Degradable Baby Poop Scoop Bag

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Baby Poop Scoop Bag—Scoop it, bag it, bin it!

Having a child is never easy. One moment they spill milk on your carpet, the next, they poop on the floor. If you’re liberating your baby from diapers, you have no choice but to scoop up after them.

Thankfully, there has never been a better product to help with the job than the Poop Scoop Bag from Freddysays.com.

The handy bags are 100% biodegradable so you won’t hurt the environment. A 100 pack will only cost you £5.00.

From now on, you can start cleaning up the mess with a smile instead of grim on your face. The most important thing is, you can stop buying all those doggy pooper scooper bags and give your precious little ones something a little more suitable.

6,477 clicks • Published: Dec 19, 07 • References: freddysays and freddysays

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Allen Butler on Dec 20, 07 0 Trends 95 Comments

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How about a little history on the black plague? Europeans emptying chamber pot, buckets, and what ever else those savages used for a toilet in to their streets breeding a virus that effected the rats that also inhabited the streets. The virus trans mutated and began to infect fleas, The virus then trans mutated again infecting humans...and two thirds of Europe died. Aside from the deadliness of this mess (pardon the pun)what happens if you don't see your baby make what ever signal there supposed to. Babies by design are eating/pooping machines and by letting them run free you will contaminate their environment. Your putting your child's health at risk just like the idiot parents who don't vaccinate. Anyone considering this "method" as they call it should check out Web MD and look at how many health problems stem from ones environment being constantly covered in fecal matter.

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Lindsay Hunt on Jun 4, 08 0 Trends 168 Comments

As pet owners are anthropomorphizing their pets... parents are (is there even a word for it?) treating their children more like animals! Kinda funny. Isn't it?