Nappies

[moss]

I am using bamboozles right now and I am pretty happy with them, but think they could be better, so when J grows out of them I am probably going to change brands. The reasons I am not completely in love with them is because they are so bulky and the entire things get absolutely soaked, which isn't great for J's skin. Also, the wraps leave pretty bad marks in his skin. I like using washables, though. I have tried the Mothercare ones (a trial) and didn't like them at all. Can anyone else give me some suggestions?

 

[Terrie]

i get ours from

weenotions.co.uk

ive never had a problem with them

 

[Bee]

i use little lamb microfinbre ones - they are great. quite slim and dry quick

 

[claire2711]

hey!

I was wondering the same thing yest, and got some good replies! here ya go.... viewtopic.php?f=36&t=95624

Im getting wonderoos delivered soon so will let ya know how I get on with them!

 

[kalia]

We use fluffles so we find the bamboozles really slim line

Motherease air flow wraps are by far the best that we have tried.

 

[moss]

Has anyone tried out these: http://www.thepopin.com/? We got a Close baby carrier and there was an ad with it for them. They seem nice...

 

[lisa&alex]

i find bamboo useless..the nappys take ages to dry.. and dont absorb anymore than cotton..how oftern do you think you change his bum? ted was a massive wetter before he was weaned.. hes calmed down a bit now..ellas house are lovely and slim.. but... if he is a heavy wetter he will wee through in 1 wee..have you ever tried wool covers or fleece wraps? they dont dig in as much.. wool doesnt dig in at all.. you can get trousers,knicker types shorts or wrap types.. motherease one size are really thin.. but i have to boost them or he wee's through in 1 wee..also motherease wraps are good for not digging in.. airflow or rikki are the best. xx

 

[moss]

Jacob is a heavy wetter also and we do change him a lot, but I haven't had a problem with drying times personally. We only have 15 nappies as opposed to the 30 we were recommended but we never run out unless we have been lazy about the laundry. I don't have experience with others (other than the Mothercare), though, so maybe my opinion will change once I try others. I have been meaning to try different wraps because these do dig in and I want to look for wool. None are available here but now that I am finally online again things should be easier!

 

[drea b]

Has anyone tried out these: http://www.thepopin.com/? We got a Close baby carrier and there was an ad with it for them. They seem nice...

We use them - I really like them because they aren't bulky like some. We've never had a leak with them - even through the night (use the night time booster that comes with them). They are quite new so not many second hand bargains out there but this lady on ebay will refund you the trial pack price if you go on to buy the multi pack (ooh and delivery is free )

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Modern-Baby-P...39:1|66:2|65:12|240:1318&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

 

[drea b]

i get ours from

weenotions.co.uk

ive never had a problem with them

got my ridiculously expensive custom wee notion today

Going to take some piccies with her wearing it later as it's so cute.

Must remember to hide the invoice from hubby - he will kill me

 

[flowergirl]

I use bumgenius nappies and they are good but I wouldn't buy them again as I have some problems with them. They are not brill when baby is tiny as they are a birth to potty nappy and they didn't seem small enough. The leg cuffs hold on to poo so I occasionally have to send some nappies through the wash twice to get them fully clean. The leg cuffs (once too big for my LO) now seem to dig in and can cause a red mark. And worst of all- they can leak if baby does a big poo! Sorry Bumgenius, I'm really not selling these nappies am I? If they hadn;t been sooooo expensive in the first place I would have replaced them with Lollipop fleece nappies or onelife nappies. (TBH I might do this anyway!)