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thread: Cloth Nappies # 141

  1. #55
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Brisbane
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    FJ.......I have 2 a drawstring one and a BBH zip one I only got the BBH today so havent tested it but my drawstring one is the perfect size for Kindy to put about 3/4 nappies in.

    I should add that the drawstring one is one of those $6 -$8 type ones the schools sell as swimming bags and libary bags.

  2. #56
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    Jan 2008
    SE suburbs, Vic
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    FJ - I like the zips on the wet bags, with they runny NB poo I think its less likely to leak through the opening, even though its probly extremely rare for that to happen

  3. #57
    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2004
    Cairns QLD
    5,471

    yeah I think the BBH one will be handy come NB time when I am out but I only change Isla once maybe twice when we are out. So I don't need so much space. Folded up the wet bag would take up more space the a nappy LOL.

    Might hunt out a few single trip wet bags or something.

  4. #58
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
    11,462

    tracey you sure do breed good looking kids!!! maddi must be fetting close to high school!!

    i got fluffy mail!! my ittis!!!

  5. #59
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Brisbane
    506

    FJ I have a few of the peapod single bags if you want them they are yours let me know.

  6. #60
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    Nov 2007
    Murray Bridge, SA
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    Ali - bloody cars... nothin' but trouble if you ask me! Hope your fortunes are turned around soon...

    I've got a tots bots wetbag too - but have never really put it to the test so I can't vouch for it yet!

    Liam's started a new trick - let's see how quickly I can stick my hand in my doodies before Mum gets a chance to clean it up! I swear, it's like a race! And I have to try to put the dirty nappy somewhere he can't kick it and get it all over his foot as well...

    The games we play, huh?

    I'm getting the 'itch' to buy more nappies... Will be shopping after Wednesday's appt for Neo-Natal follow up (which I hope will give me his current weight & length).

    I'm just about ready to try to make a soaker - just have to find a good pattern, but I'll visit the nanna knitters thread for that discussion

    WOHB - Greenkids 'helicopters'...

  7. #61
    Registered User

    Oct 2006
    Perth
    3,299

    Hello ladies, thought I would stick my head in with a question...we are going swimming for the first time next week and I was wondering what kind of MCN swim nappy would be best? DS is still only little and I don't think I could buy anything online in time so until I can buy a good MCN swim nappy it will be whatever I can get at the supermarket.

    At the moment I am still getting used to regular MCN, we have been using BBH Magic-Alls, the newborn size is fitting him really well, the bamboo one sized ones are a bit bulky so haven't used those much yet.

    I feel like I am starting to get in the swing of things with being a new mum and will be looking at upping my stash very soon

  8. #62
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    Dec 2007
    Sunny Qld
    14,682

    Maybe I need to do some more shopping... its stressful with two kids

    Anyone know how many prunes you need to eat before thing loosen up in your system? I'm on codeine for my back pain (without it I can't move) and think I just ripped myself a new one... IYKWIM? Ouch!!!

    WOAB: Not sure cos DH dressed him, but he said he used a snappi so my guess is mandy mac..
    WOMB: Magicall (soon to be sposie cos she has nappy rash... )

  9. #63
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    Dec 2007
    Brisbane
    506

    Mel.......have you tried drinking a glass of prune juice.

    I am not buying no more nappies for a while I have 48 with another 9 comming in the mail.

    just resorted them and they dont even all fir into his drawers.

    WOHB........BBB and wool cover

  10. #64
    Registered User

    May 2007
    3,341

    Gudism - drink pear juice and eat prunes and at least 2-3 L of h20 this should do the trick within about 24 hrs!

    laranna - i have used the little swimmer disposables and a swim nappy i bought from Bigw. it ws fine (dd was 6 months at this stage and out grown) - i would send it to you but it is bright pink lol.

    Melham - i am the same. I just realised i know have over 60 nappies ouch! and 20 prefolds! i cant fit them anywhere!

    WOHB - nuthin!!! in the bath with DH

  11. #65
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    South Eastern Suburbs, Vic
    6,054

    Another pear juice fan here love. I drank it like mad after the birth in anticipation of problems - none! (til I ran out of pear juice :P)

    Laranna, I think I've seen swim nappies at most of the nappy department stores online, like Wee Wuns, Nurture Nappies, Darlings Downunder...and a few others.

  12. #66
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    May 2007
    within a puff of pink
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    Larranna- you can always pay that extra $2 and get express post.

  13. #67
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    Dec 2005
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    laranna - I too use the higgies disposable swimmers. I rinse them out in cold water after each use, and re-use. Nina's been swimming since she was 6 months old, and I've never had to buy another pack, only when she needed the next size up.

    Well Nina has decided that she prefers wearing undies lately, so I'm getting the opportunity to use her bbb on Emily more, and they're starting to fit a lot better. I still prefer the itti bittis on Emily, but the bbb aren't too bad. I suppose the fatter she gets, the better they'll fit.
    Emily has a nasty rash on her face ATM. She's had a reaction to the sunscreen we used, and her face is peeling big time. Dr has prescribed pretty strong ointment & painkillers for her. Poor chicken.

    WOEB: bbh & wool cover
    WONB: nothing, about to have a shower

  14. #68
    Registered User

    Mar 2007
    Paradise
    4,473

    Laranna, i use the ones from big w or kmart. If you do use the disposable ones, and they are not dirty, you can re-use them, they dont hold wee.

  15. #69
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    Dec 2007
    Sunny Qld
    14,682

    Thanks, I'll pick up some pear juice tomorrow.

    DD has nappy rash - already!!!!! Grrrr.... has anyone used more natural stuff on their newborns bums so they can stay in MCN? Otherwise I'll just use bepanthen and sposie on her. I have some natural stuff that you can use with MCN, but unsure as to how it will be with her skin...

    WOAB: GNST & Longies
    WOMB: Magicall

  16. #70
    Registered User

    Feb 2007
    In the jungle.
    4,809

    Larana- i just bought a swim nappy from Darlings Downunder, it was posted the same day and arrived the next. Not even express, just excellent service. I got a Happy Baby one, it is neoprene and the only one allowed in UK swimming lesson pools, so figured it must be good.


    ETA- I use Moogoo soothing cream with MCN with no probs mel, and apparently all natural.

  17. #71
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    May 2007
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    Gudism
    I use household cornflour on DD's bum with the mcns and it works well to get rid of the dampness.
    If it gets red... i cover thick in bepathen and with a mf liner and it is gone by the next morning

  18. #72
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
    11,462

    yep as PP said id use the bepathan an dliner or teh simmons pawpaw cream!

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