best throw-away liners for cloth nappies?

[Redshoes]

There's so many
Which feel the best for baby, which would you recommend?

 

[Minxy]

I love the Bambino Mio, they've even gone through the wash (on accident) and been good to use again!

Boots do smaller packs of cheap ones for about £1.60. I like them because they're folded rather than on a roll and fit nice without faff

 

[valentine]

I like biodegradable ones as I flush them down the loo.

These are my favourite - One Life (annoyingly Kiddicare has stopped stocking them) or I spotted a big roll of biodegradable liners in Waitrose the other day (but I've not tried these, I will buy these next time I need them).

Valentine Xxx

 

[paradysso]

i buy the ones in waitrose there really good but I dont know who makes them

 

[kalia]

I found that a lot of disposable liners felt like paper and as my reasons for using reusables is baby comfort I wasn't going to use them. Then I found these:
http://www.naturalbabyshower.co.uk/tots ... f-100.html
They are really soft - I tried wearing one to make sure I couldn't feel it.
They are biodegradable and you can flush them if you'd like to.

On a slightly different note, Mothercare do Top and Tail muslins - a pack of 50 tiny muslins (about the size of a coaster) which are brilliant to use instead of cotton wool. Half are white for washing baby faces and bodies and half are yellow for cleaning baby bums They are saving us a fortune!

 

[Bee]

I don't like the boots ones or the bambino mio ones.

I like the ones u can get from Little Lamb

 

[kellysomer]

I use reusables as the paper ones feel yuk, and i use cloth wipes too. It saves us a bomb.

 

[valentine]

I use reusables as the paper ones feel yuk, and i use cloth wipes too. It saves us a bomb.

I use reusable liners too, but since DD went onto solids at 6 months, I have to use both in each nappy in order to get rid of all the poo easily!

Valentine Xxx

 

[Fluffy Bunny]

I spotted a big roll of biodegradable liners in Waitrose the other day (but I've not tried these, I will buy these next time I need them).

Don't get them V, they are rubbish! They are a really awkward shape so when you take one off the roll you can't fold them in half lengthways cause it makes them too thin and you can't roll them widthways cause it makes them too short. I ended up folding them really oddly to get a shape that fits in the nappy and that will cover her bum for a poo

God, I'm far too anal, and need to get out more

 

[valentine]

God, I'm far too anal, and need to get out more

I think we all do!

Thanks for the info! I quite fancy the one kalia posted anyway, so maybes I'll try them next time instead.

Valentine Xxx

 

[Redshoes]

I use reusables as the paper ones feel yuk, and i use cloth wipes too. It saves us a bomb.

I use reusable liners too, but since DD went onto solids at 6 months, I have to use both in each nappy in order to get rid of all the poo easily!

Valentine Xxx

I agree V, the fleece/cloth liners do get in a right mess so liners all the way I think

Thankyou for all your opinions, and kalia I don't think its weird you wore one, I used to wipe myself with wet wipes befre doing it to Isaac to see if they were really gentle and non-sticky-stingy

 

[kalia]

I forgot to say, the website I mentioned does free delivery so you can order one roll to try without spending the same amount again on postage

 

[paradysso]

i just lay the waitrose ones as they are, never folded them, am i doing it wrong?

 

[Fluffy Bunny]

i just lay the waitrose ones as they are, never folded them, am i doing it wrong?

If I do that in the bamboozles the liner hangs out the side, and as I said, I'm a bit anal and like it to be neat, so have to do a bit of funny folding to get them inside the nappy

 

[Bee]

i just lay the waitrose ones as they are, never folded them, am i doing it wrong?

If I do that in the bamboozles the liner hangs out the side, and as I said, I'm a bit anal and like it to be neat, so have to do a bit of funny folding to get them inside the nappy

your supposed to tuck them in afterwards - or so is says on the insructions for my nappies

I just cut them in half lengthways - get more then

I use the reusable ones too but also use paper liner on top