Fluff post: baby items you use even though kids are grown

The only thing I can think of are the very old, empty wipe boxes that we use to store medication bottles.

And we still have a few letter magnets from one of the Leap Frog toys on the fridge. Those things are heavy duty and are great for holding heavier items on the fridge.

We have continued to use a bottle drying rack long after our boys were done with bottles. It's great for cups & ziplock bags. We've even replaced our original one a time or two.

Little Tike's Wagon -- it has 2 axles moving it and is so sturdy.  I live in a high-rise condo, so it goes in my parking space before I leave to go grocery shopping and then I fill it up and push/pull it up the elevator and into my unit.  I like that I can stack stuff higher on it.  Got it at a garage sale many years ago for $20. 

I don't have anything leftover from when they were babies but I have thought about buying one of those grass / tree branch drying racks to dry my stasher bags.

I do have some princess and super hero towels that they have outgrown but I still have because I don't want to throw out a good towel

Baby wipes in the car. DD18 and I like baby facecloths, they dry quickly and don't smell.

I don't think that I have any of the kids' baby stuff left, except for one lone Thomas the Tank fork in my cutlery drawer. It doesn't get used but I can't bring myself to throw it out. 

So even though I haven't got any baby stuff left, I do want to buy the engraved baby spoons that flanz posted about on this thread. No, not for a baby........ for myself!

So many things! (Youngest child is 21.)

+ baby wipes in my craft room for cleaning ink from my hands and stamps
+ plastic "zoo pals" toddler spoons for spooning cat food out of the can
+ baby & toddler stainless steel cutlery with Peter Rabbit handles for all kinds of things: butter knife (we call it the bunny knife), tiny spoon for getting small things like olives out of a jar or spooning just the perfect amount of jam into a thumbprint cookie, other spoons for coffee and beverage stirrers
+ toddler sippy cup with a squirt-type top (like some water bottles) to hold a normal amount of dish soap instead of the giant a$$ jug of Dawn under the sink that's unwieldy for hand-washing stuff that can't go in the DW
+ bottle brushes for cleaning water bottles and travel coffee tumblers
+ little flower shaped plastic toddler plates (Ikea) for all sorts of kitchen things; DH uses them when he makes a quesadilla - perfect size
+ toddler plastic cups (Ikea again, slightly newer vintage than the plates - different kid, LOL) still get used - again, because they're the perfect size for so many things
+ old "Chubs" baby wipe containers (remember those??, anyone? anyone? Bueller?) - used for storing collections of random things (for instance all my sharpies are currently in one of them; another holds gift wrapping supplies (tape, scissors, fine-tip pen, a few tags))...because they stack so nicely
+ small bottle of J&J baby wash for cleaning around eyes when I get an eye infection or small ingrown eyelash/stye
+ I still use DD's step stool and her large bunny doorstop in my craft room

There's probably more, but these come to mind ATM...

I still use the baby nail clippers to trim my nails. It's so easy to control the cut with smaller clippers. The baby I bought them for is 23.

My dad still uses one of my cloth diapers (that I wore as a baby) to shine his shoes. I'm 55. That is a very old diaper.