Baby Beehinds or Pea Pods?

[Mum2SweetCs]

Hi Ladies,

Sorry to bother you guys again but another question. I just bought some baby beehinds on ebay for $15 each. I also saw some pea pods for $20 each (both prices include postage).

Which is better value?

Thanks once agian!

[~Raven~]

What type of BB's are they? I need to know before I make a judgement on that :P

[~Kim~]

Peapods retail for about $17-$18 from memory.....hmmm and if the are the BBH fitteds I would say them, but not so sure on the magicalls.

[Mum2SweetCs]

Damn i cant paste a link, but its the one on the baby beehind ebay store

Baby BeeHinds Magic-All Nappy

All In One (No Cover Required)

[maz]

I hope that you bought boosters for the magicals cause your gonna need them. their good for a quick fix or a baby that doesnt wet much but if you have abig weer LOOK OUT!

Peapods are a larger then normal size..hmmm we didnt have much luck with them either. You can always go to the itti bitti site and get some second delishes for cheap. Some sites also allow you to layby

Honestly - i wouldnt prefer either..but every child is different

[visitor1]

Out of both of those nappies id buy BBH...i hate my Peapods!

[Mum2SweetCs]

Damn it
I already bought 3 BBH!!

I am actually looking at pocket nappies now.

Might try some bumgenius. Was reading up on the forum and it seems thats quite a popular choice.

Oh well, lucky I didnt go out and buy like 12 BBH!!!

[~Raven~]

I found I had to boost pea pods LOL!

[Claire]

Not sure about the old magic-all but the new ones with the boost-it, FANTASTIC! I have just bought a 6 pack of minkee magic-alls for a bit of a change and they are just gorgeous!

[Mummyof2under2]

I have both of these nappies and we have only had one leak with peapods but i do prefer the magicalls they are fantastic - they are the new ones with the pocket that you can stuff. :thumbup:

[mamabear]

I much prefer my Baby Beehinds. They seem to be a much higher quality nappy. My peapods are pretty useless - the PUL just seems cheap and is totall ineffective for a heavy wetter, no matter the amount of boosting.

But yeah... each child is totally different, so it's hard to compare.