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angpixi

 Age : 37 Joined : 12 Aug 2007 Posts : 957
| Subject: got my nappies! Wed Jul 16, 2008 6:46 pm | |
| finally got my nappies today, theyre called tots bots bamboozles, theyre so soft! it says to wash them first so theyre in the wash. im attempting to make the liners myself! any tips, im sure one of you girls said youd made some from a fleece blanket? _________________
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Helen

 Age : 27 Joined : 12 Nov 2007 Posts : 731 From : Wigan (but live in West Yorkshire)
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Wed Jul 16, 2008 8:43 pm | |
| | angpixi wrote: | | finally got my nappies today, theyre called tots bots bamboozles, theyre so soft! it says to wash them first so theyre in the wash. im attempting to make the liners myself! any tips, im sure one of you girls said youd made some from a fleece blanket? |
Welcome to the cloth nappy club lol I use the bambino mio. The tots bots bamboozles look brill - just had a look now! I bought some fleece liners on ebay but i'll be interested in how to make them yourself  _________________
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helenasusan

 Age : 22 Joined : 13 Aug 2007 Posts : 40 From : Derbyshire
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Wed Jul 16, 2008 11:38 pm | |
| I also use tots bots bamboozles and have made my own fleece liners. I just cut up a fleece blanket into rectangles which were large enough to cover the nappy. Fleece doesn't fray so there is no need to edge it.
I found the best liners were made from a loop fleece blanket, I know primark sell them for £3 but there may be somewhere more ethical that you can buy them.
Cloth nappies are brilliant- I've saved a fortune. _________________
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kay Breast Buddies


 Age : 28 Joined : 19 Aug 2007 Posts : 2882 From : North Wales
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Thu Jul 17, 2008 9:00 am | |
| Well done Ange - i should take the plunge really, but its the initial outlay - and i should have got them with Jamie - then they would have done all 3  _________________

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angpixi

 Age : 37 Joined : 12 Aug 2007 Posts : 957
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Thu Jul 17, 2008 10:37 am | |
| yeah i wish id have got them sooner but like you say its the initial outlay oh and they didnt exist when my first was born im lucky in this area the council are doing a scheme where if youve a baby under 18mth you can hav a £45 voucher towards cloth nappies so i got a starter pack which shoud do willow til shes out of them i only put £4 towards! - 5 nappies and a wrap, im gonna try the fleece blanket idea, thanks 'helenasusan' for the idea! it was you who posted on the other post wasnt it?!  _________________
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jools

 Age : 26 Joined : 14 Aug 2007 Posts : 1328
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Thu Jul 17, 2008 10:39 am | |
| | kay wrote: | Well done Ange - i should take the plunge really, but its the initial outlay - and i should have got them with Jamie - then they would have done all 3  |
Yes me too I'm hoping to get enough cash together to be able to this time! Will no doubt be asking loads of questions nearer the time!  _________________

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Kasia80 Breast Buddies


 Age : 28 Joined : 04 Aug 2007 Posts : 3268 From : Oxfordshire
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Thu Jul 17, 2008 5:21 pm | |
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helenasusan

 Age : 22 Joined : 13 Aug 2007 Posts : 40 From : Derbyshire
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Thu Jul 17, 2008 10:01 pm | |
| Yes Ang, I think it probably was me who posted about it.
Your council is really good, I only got £20 off a spend over £50 and it had to be from a specific shop so that money really didn't go far. _________________
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Helen

 Age : 27 Joined : 12 Nov 2007 Posts : 731 From : Wigan (but live in West Yorkshire)
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Thu Jul 17, 2008 11:43 pm | |
| our council is crap - they are suppose to be one of the best councils for the environmental apparently. yet they dont seem to want to give people an incentive to stop filling landfills with nappys. i've wrote them a couple of letters suggesting it but no reply  _________________
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angpixi

 Age : 37 Joined : 12 Aug 2007 Posts : 957
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Fri Jul 18, 2008 3:00 pm | |
| seems to be the only good thing our council has done, most things theyre crap at!  _________________
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angpixi

 Age : 37 Joined : 12 Aug 2007 Posts : 957
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Sun Jul 27, 2008 4:40 pm | |
| we really love our nappies but yesterday willow did a baby explosion! dave unluckily was the one to uncover it he wanted to throw it out and was almost getting stressed (man style) i tod him to just leave and pretend hed never noticed. me and aeryn took it outside and ater removing the loose bits (tmi) we hosed it! dont know if youd call that a useul tip but it definately worked  _________________
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Kasia80 Breast Buddies


 Age : 28 Joined : 04 Aug 2007 Posts : 3268 From : Oxfordshire
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Sun Jul 27, 2008 5:19 pm | |
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Helen

 Age : 27 Joined : 12 Nov 2007 Posts : 731 From : Wigan (but live in West Yorkshire)
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Sun Jul 27, 2008 8:33 pm | |
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salocius
 Age : 29 Joined : 11 Jul 2008 Posts : 32 From : West Sussex
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Mon Jul 28, 2008 12:04 pm | |
| I use the bambino ones, struggled at first as I couldn't work out how to fold them, so logged on to their website and watched the demo as I bought newborn to toddler pack for £15 at a nearly new sale.
Our local council does the motherease ones, which I think look alot easier so I have now washed them and will give them a go, plus if we get cash back only £10 but its better than nothing so I'm going to take the form to get signed by hv when DD has her jabs and check up on Thursday.
I have found that I can't put her in one overnight as it leaks. _________________
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Kasia80 Breast Buddies


 Age : 28 Joined : 04 Aug 2007 Posts : 3268 From : Oxfordshire
| Subject: Re: got my nappies! Mon Jul 28, 2008 2:29 pm | |
| | Quote: | | I have found that I can't put her in one overnight as it leaks. | mybe extra booster or microfible cloth inside nappy would make difference? I know there are disposable overnight boosters for heavy weters, they look like extra large maternity pads- I got few for Maya in one of my Ebay bargain bundles. _________________
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