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  1. #1
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    Nov 2006
    Sydney, NSW
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    Ali: I have a change table like the one you described and it is AWESOME! The best part of it was that it was given to me FREE by a friend who had her SEVENTH child three months before DS was born and therefore no longer needed it. I use it for DS's clothes though and keep all the nappies in the cupboard nearby! I also have it positioned near a shelving unit which holds the wipes, nappy rash cream, etc. If you really want it and can't rig a tall boy to do the same job then I say splurge and buy it! Or check on ebay and see if you can find a used one on there! I've seen a couple now and then.

    Pink Palace: Don't feel bad about not being able to do cloth on a NB! You gave it a shot but if DS is more comfortable in sposies I say go with them. No sense in making him uncomfortable and stressing yourself out with his crying! I have GRAND intentions of using cloth full time on my next one (and NO I'm not pregnant MAZ *grin*) but if it doesn't work I'll keep the little one in sposies until cloth full time will work for us! You will get there!!

    Poor DS has started sneezing, coughing and he has a VERY runny nose! We leave for the states a week from tomorrow so I hope he comes good SOON!

    WOHB: unique nappies pocket stuffed with LOTS of bamboo
    Last edited by lilprecious75; October 29th, 2008 at 08:18 PM. : forgot some stuff

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    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2004
    Cairns QLD
    5,471

    Oh yeah I forgot about Maz's pregnancy vibe. I think I know who it is though. I think there has been a few slip ups in posts in other threads that lead me to think who I think.....

  3. #3
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    Dec 2007
    Sunny Qld
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    Well I'm definitely not pregnant - need to DTD for that to happen.

    PP - don't feel bad. Soon E will be big enough for the BBB's. I think I started Miss M in them when she was about 7 weeks??? But I've had an easy time cos of all the newborn and really small nappies I got from FJ (god love ya woman!)
    Its hard to do a newborn in cloth... (although putting them in the nappy is easier than a toddler on the run!!)

    I dont' know when our cloth meet is supposed to be? or else I could just come down to your place and hang out and the kids can play...

    Had an incident today - DS came over to us (wearing his sisters IB) and said.. yuckkkk.. poo poo.. and me and DH were like.. hmm.. he must of done a poo cos the stench was incredible.. then we notice his hands.. hmmm.. covered with something.. ****.. GROSS.. he had reached into the back of his nappy and yup - it was everywhere.. of course I freaked a little (cos he had been walking around touching everything) and going yuck yuck .. gross.. ewww... yukkoo.. and he started freaking out.. lol.. I laugh about it now.. he's like.. mummyyy... mummmyyyy.. MUMMMYYYYYY.... nearly crying.. poor bugger.. well thats my news..

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    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2004
    Cairns QLD
    5,471

    ewwwwwwww

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    Jul 2007
    Colac, VIC
    744

    PP - I don't suppose you'd consider flats? I used flats with a couple of maz's covers, a motherease rikki & a bbh wrap & it really worked for us. Janie will tell you too how that 'old school' stuff not only works (imagine that!!) but is easy too; so easy that when I got a decent stash of MCN & started relegating the terry flats to 'emergency only' my darling DP rebelled; "I don't know how these work! I only know how to fold a nappy...!!". Just a thought, if you were dissappointed with the NB cloth experience.

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    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    South Eastern Suburbs, Vic
    6,054

    Plenty of time PP. I'll second or third or whatever the flanny flat/prefold with cover option. Much trimmer, the Baby BeeHinds didn't come out til 4-6 weeks here, at least.

    Do whatever you need to do to survive though, if it's no longer fun, then walk away (just for a little while, then come back and try again).

    WOTB's: who cares, they're in bed!

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    BellyBelly Life Member - Love all your MCN friends
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    Jun 2004
    The Festival State
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    Pink - hope Ashlee's mystery condition gets worked out soon.
    i wouldn't go judging POCKETS in general, by two brands, there are so many more out there. i send bilbs to childcare in pockets, if they wicked, the workers would have complained by now. I put her in pockets to go in the car, and whatever MCN can stay waterproof for a car ride - i consider bullet proof. That said, i know if i stuffed the pockets incorrectly, or not enough for bilbs, i would EXPECT them to wick. Like if i said a car wouldn't go, but you knew i didn't put petrol in it - you would tell me to put petrol in it.

    Arimeh - three days of temps - yikes.

    Christy - i hear you, the week will pass, and you'll be back in cloth.

    Katones - a nb prefold with a microfleece liner on top, in a snug cover - that's all you need. i just padfolded, didn't even use the snappi (in leg gusset covers). without leg gusset covers, i think snappi-ing would be good.

    ALioops - changetable sound excellent - will it fit in your bathroom or laundry or living area?

    Nelle - i thought of you today, when i saw the GIRAFFE and safari new funtimes!

    RAVEN - where are you hon? having a baby or something???

    WOTBB: yes, the ubiqitious night nappy! my daily digest to this thread arrives in my email box late each evening - that's why she's always in a night nappy when i post.