Nappies - the big debate - disposable or reuseable

[Rosieroo]

I love my cloth nappies to - my only regret is waiting til Ella was 4 months to change!

They require hardly any extra effort and as one woman wrote in Mother & Baby magazine (to the mothers that said they didn't have time to wash them) she only hoped they had time to wash their own underwear

Ella's poo has never bothered me. When it was runny breastfed poo it didn't smell and was easily rinsed out. Now she's on solids I just shake the nappy liner down the loo. I'm doing a wash every 2 days at the moment because my sense of smell has gone through the roof since being pregnant. I either then hang them out or put them on for a one hour tumble, they're normally pretty much totally dry after that and I just air them indoors. Honestly they're so easy!

 

[Rosieroo]

i really wanted clothe nappies but mum sed she struggled with them with me so advised me against them

I guess she was probably thinking about the terries, that's what I first imagined and what put me off at first. The shaped nappies like tots are really easy to use though

 

[Sarah&Braydon]

prob i dont really know the diffo lol wen she sed that just kinda settled for disposibles lol

 

[Dee1985]

and as one woman wrote in Mother & Baby magazine (to the mothers that said they didn't have time to wash them) she only hoped they had time to wash their own underwear

!

but my knickers only cost 25p each i can afford anough pairs to not wash so often

 

[Shaz]

I'm still leaning towards cloth nappies I think. Are the shaped ones best? Are they ones which are good for all size babies (dont' know how big mine is going to be!!!)

 

[Jo]

You can get shaped ones that are birth to potty size
http://www.pregnancyforum.co.uk/forum/v ... hp?t=12433

this link has loads of info

 

[Rosieroo]

and as one woman wrote in Mother & Baby magazine (to the mothers that said they didn't have time to wash them) she only hoped they had time to wash their own underwear

!

but my knickers only cost 25p each i can afford anough pairs to not wash so often

Those are some quality pants Dionne

 

[Dee1985]

and as one woman wrote in Mother & Baby magazine (to the mothers that said they didn't have time to wash them) she only hoped they had time to wash their own underwear

!

but my knickers only cost 25p each i can afford anough pairs to not wash so often

Those are some quality pants Dionne

3 for 75p from tesco kris goes made when he sees them big white granny things

 

[Rosieroo]

25p granny pants, why haven't I seen these? I'm still wearing the 5 for £4 ones from M&S!!