Drawer liners

[angel_eyes]

Hi everybody

I'm just about to start putting bub's clothes into the chest of drawers and I was wondering if I should be lining them?

I was thinking of lavendar drawer liner but am not sure if it would be ok.

What have you used if anything?

Thanks

[kitten2b]

I lined the draws with paper from a fax machine roll. I prefer Marias clothes not to be prefumed as I have allergies and I am not sure if she has the same ones yet.

[Pandora]

I bought a roll of brown paper from the supermarket and used that, cut to size.

[Fee]

Jacqui, I was just wondering the same thing the other day - about whether drawers needed to be lined.

[Visitor9]

I lined mine as soon as I found out I was pregnant. They smell of Jelly Beans and make Elizas room smell beautiful. Because I had so many things I had to buy before I was even pregnant..It made them smell nice.
I agree looking back if I knew the allergy issues I might not have gone that option
Bec

[Visitor9]

Shannon,
I know I have some left! I got them at a little store here, I walk past it everyday I'll check if they still have them. They still smell as nice as they did years ago.
Bec

[Visitor9]

OK,
These ones are made by a company in Melb called Annabel Trends..if you google it, it comes up. Mine were from the Babytrends range and they are "farmyard drawer liners".
Oohh they still smell bewdiful
Bec

[angel_eyes]

Thanks for the replies girls.

I think I might get the lavendar liners and maybe get some brown paper so the liners aren't actually touching the clothes.

That way I get nice smelling drawers and the clothes will have no contact with anything artificial.

[Debbie Lee]

I lined Gabby's drawers before she was born. A friend gave me some liners with bumble-bees on them. To be honest, I never even considered allergies... ooopsies! In saying that, we've had no probs with them. Not sure what the scent is but they smell nice - and they're cute!