cloth nappies

[Gruntie2]

I heard the disposable liners can be quite messy ... they break up easily and can stick to your LOs bottom.... ????

 

[paradysso]

mine are really strong and quite thick, they have never broken up for me, and they always still in the nappy when i take the nappy off?

guess depends on the make, i do have a packet of cheapy ebay ones, i will open it and compare and get back to you

 

[Gruntie2]

yes ... let me know please.... thanx!!!!!

 

[Minxy]

I heard the disposable liners can be quite messy ... they break up easily and can stick to your LOs bottom.... ????

I use both like Paradysso.

Cotton Bottoms or Boots disposable liners have always been strong enough for us too

 

[Gruntie2]

the waterproof wraps i brought aren't actually the wraps.. they are just waterproof pants from motercare... Pk 6 for £2.99

 

[paradysso]

them waterproof pants arent very leak proof, my mum brought me 2 thinking she was helping hahahaha, ive since binned them. plus there very plasticy and leave awful red marks around the tops of babies legs.

stacinator wraps are soo nice, they are waterproof but have fleece bits around the legs holes to make them super soft for babys skin and the fleece stops any leaks

 

[Gruntie2]

stacinator... where can these be obtained from?

 

[Minxy]

Here has some reduced!
http://www.kittykins.co.uk/wraps/type/2 ... stacinator

We use Motherease airflow, also available here. PUL or fleece wraps are a lot more expensive than plastic pants but so superior and you only need a few

 

[Gruntie2]

do these fit ok over a terry cloth nappy?

 

[Minxy]

Have just noticed though that stacinators aren't recommended over 'fasten-free' nappies like terries as they are too loose fitting

If you decide to try wraps, closer-fitting ones like the Motherease Rikki or Bummi's whisper wraps might be better

 

[Gruntie2]

what about the pull on bummis whisper ones?

 

[paradysso]

mother nature wraps would fit nice over terry squares, we use them over the motherease, and they come in cute patterns and are quite cheap.

heres a good site to buy some stuff from http://www.babykind.co.uk/wrapsnaturebabies.htm

or here..

http://www.twinkleontheweb.co.uk/acatalog/Wraps.html

 

[Charlie:-)]

Thanks for this thread, I had been thinking about not using disposables as well & this has answered all the questions I had niggling!