Cloth Nappies #147

[maz]

im shock horror sewing cause I dont have a brain to function to think atm.

UMM alii I cant get my head around that..are you talking about BBH's????

[alioops]

Most of out OSFA nappies have the booster snapping into the snaps that you use for newborn, the ones on the inside at the front. So would you use the booster as a lay in because snapping where it should snap would interfere with doing up the nappy and would wick onto the clothing. have I confused you more now maz?

[Kitt3n]

ali i think i am asking the same thing as you!

[maz]

fark yes!!!

Wait no I think I get it....No I wouldnt use the snaps...but dont some of these OSFA's have snaps in the back of the nappy for NB boosting

[1MOREPLZ]

well well well.... i am away afew days.. and we have a new thread.....

i finally have my little boy but we are waiting abit to stick some fluff on his butt....

thanks Maz for organizing the nappy swap!!! you are a gem....

OHHHH and i got my miracle nappy Maz!!!! it is just devine

[Arimeh]

Yayyy welcome back Kat - congrats again matey!!!!! Noice size you brewed there!!!!

bring on those newborn nappies I say!!!

[Nelle]

Congrats and welcome back Kat! We waited a short while to sort out the fluff too I remember.

[*Efjay*]

hmmm, im not buying any NB sposies.. Should I?

[Arimeh]

Hi all,

Ali - I put the long insert under the short insert (so I only snap the little one in) big one fits under little one if folded in 3. Works great overnight (DD sleeps through) and no leaks.

Cat - DD hasn't been bothered with the snaps against her back. They don't even leave an imprint on her back so i wouldn't be too concerned.

WOAB: GK
WOMB: Can't remember but its very wet

[*Efjay*]

Maz, I have been meaning to comment on your ticker, LOL I love that show.. ah I mean my kids do.

I am making a dot minkee pram insert. so lush working with so much minkee!

[~Raven~]

Ali I think so I used to do what Mel did too! Except the opposite lol. I'd snap in the long booster and fold it in half with the short booster laid under it. C was sleeping 14 hour nights at 4 months old with that set up.

Kitt3n you could use a flanelette liner. Won't have the same "stay dry" effect as the microfleece but if you only want natural fibres then that would be a good option.

Christy

Maz I think I am living proof that no brain is required at all. They are totally overrated anyway

Well I'm nesting today! Got a load of newborn and small nappies in the machine right now Washed all of the baby clothes and sheets and they are on the clotheshorse cos I think it's going to rain. It's rest time ATM

[Arimeh]

OOh Sammi that might work better... pmsl...

[rhyb]

Hi guys
Just a question Im looking for second hand MCNs to fit a long 7kg baby and I have no idea where to look!! Could someone please help me??
TIA

[Beatrix]

google buy for baby!!

[Arimeh]

:yeahthat:

you know whats sad? when your skinny @rse 21 month old fits into his sister's medium IB's......