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  1. #1
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    Aug 2006
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    Don't mind me...just answered my own question...
    Last edited by Willow; October 3rd, 2008 at 12:36 PM.

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    May 2007
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    WIllow- nope they dont, in winter i did use longies jic but never needed them

    so anyway been kinda busy here so been MIA

    Miss MJ has been sick... she had a UTI, so stinky and now on Anti Biotics..
    now we have dirreah...


    can some one remind me what we do for anti b poohs?

  3. #3
    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2004
    Cairns QLD
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    Ok here is what I have come up with so far.
    Nappys

    Change table set up

    as you can see the change table is actually in my cupboard, it fits just nicely but I want to (need to) put a little light in there as the light from the room is behind me & I cast a shadow (big arse & all) so I know it will be a pain in the butt, also if I have a little light in there I wont need the main light at night.
    I also have the cot on the opposite wall which wont get used much at first, I might use it for day sleeps as stupidly this room has a fan in it & its closer to the main part of the house then my room which actually joins this room, its behind the curtain & so is the mess LOL.
    I need another something to put Isla's covers in. At the moment they are just in a enviro bag hanging on the cot, which I guess is fine.

    I will also have a whirl at making a nappy stacker of some sort to hang in the cupboard at the end of the change table (above it) near the mobile thingy. Might even try putting a little shelf in above the change table to put wipes etc on. But we'll see how I go.

    So that all works I guess.

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    all of this bubs nappies are in a spare drawer in the nursery... should i put them under the change table?? i have the nappy stacker hung on the side of the change table, full of flanny flats.

  5. #5
    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2004
    Cairns QLD
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    I would have them close enough that you can grab them with bub on table still. they tend too wee , poo just as you put a fresh one under them LOL, want to be able to grab another easily.

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    will change them now and take piccies and show you how we have the nursery....

    ooooo guess what.. i have a chocolate & midnight itti to pick up

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    Dec 2005
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    ooooo guess what.. i have a chocolate & midnight itti to pick up
    ahhhhhh NO FAIR!!!!!!!!! tell me how lush they are hon...drolllllll


    Ness - get some liners honey...hope MJ gets better soon poor baby

    cant think for nuts today...sorry Bertha 1 (my O/L) and I have been spending way to much quality time together over the last 24 hours

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    May 2007
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    yep agree - have them close! so you don thave to leave bubs on the table katones!

    FJ your set up is pretty good with the little baskets! i like it!

    I have to have mine in piles so i remember to rotate or i would have some at the bottom never to be found or used! hehe

    And love the baby on the table.. in the cupboard.. is that so if the baby is crying too loud you can shut the door! ? Well at least it is a tidy way to hide things... i love to have a non cluttered feel (even if it is cluttered behind closed doors!

    As for the nappy stacker! they are very easy. I whipped one up for my sister!!! ill see if i can send you the pattern i did up...
    hang on