Anonymous wrote:We have 5 each - Old Navy!

Op here. I just ordered some from old navy. How is the quality of the masks?

We have 3 for each kid and each adult. Some tie, some have elastic around the head, some go behind the ears. It's nice to have options to ask the kids which ones they want to wear, because if it's mask or no mask they will refuse the mask. All of ours are from Etsy, except a few a friend made that don't fit well. The adults strongly prefer the ones with the nose wire to make it fit better around the face, but the kids don't seem to need that as much (smaller noses).

We'll get more as we figure out which ones fit best for each person and our preferred mechanism for holding them on. I would definitely want at least 5 per person if there's any school in the fall. Right now we're not going out that much.

4 total for DD — 2 from Target, 1 from Etsy, 1 from vista print (not yet delivered). So far she complains least about the cheap Target ones, so I’ll probably get more of those for school. The one my SIL made for her I had to give away. It was too small. Some of the child patterns online are definitely for younger kids.

Right now we each have 2. I have a sewing machine and will try 1 more style. I’ll make 7-8 for each family member.

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Anonymous wrote:We had one per person that I bought from Etsy and then I bought multi-packs from Old Navy. The ones from Old Navy are much more comfortable than the ones with the shaped nose and more breathable as well not to mention cheaper.

Between Etsy and Old Navy I have probably spent $60 on masks. Last night we were at the park and there were so many people not wearing them. I'm sure cost is an issue.

Outdoors you don’t really need a mask.

I just ordered my kids 1 each. They haven't been in public since March so haven't needed any (I mean they go outside, but not to stores). DH and I have N95s.

Anonymous wrote:We had one per person that I bought from Etsy and then I bought multi-packs from Old Navy. The ones from Old Navy are much more comfortable than the ones with the shaped nose and more breathable as well not to mention cheaper.

Between Etsy and Old Navy I have probably spent $60 on masks. Last night we were at the park and there were so many people not wearing them. I'm sure cost is an issue.

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Anonymous wrote:We're reusing disposable masks that are given away for free.

Given away for free from where?

Restaurants/ stores. I’m not paying good money for these things.

We had one per person that I bought from Etsy and then I bought multi-packs from Old Navy. The ones from Old Navy are much more comfortable than the ones with the shaped nose and more breathable as well not to mention cheaper.

Anonymous wrote:We're reusing disposable masks that are given away for free.

Given away for free from where?

We got a big box from the Korean government (kids are adopted). But they are one time use and will run out after a month.
We also have 5 cloth masks from Old Navy.

Anonymous wrote:I have 3 kids and each kid has 2 masks each. A friend made us some and then another friend gave us one for each kid. They are washable. I also just ordered some from Disney but they are back ordered. I feel like I should be getting more for when school starts.

I did get a box of N95 and blue medical masks for adults but they are too big for the kids’ faces.

75 per kid. CVS bulk sales.

Just ordered a ten pack from Old Navy. I also buy boxes of disposables when I find a good deal. I know my kid loses stuff, so I want options when he goes back to school.

We're reusing disposable masks that are given away for free.

We have 5 each - Old Navy!