charmlea - do you mean a Starbunz nappy or a Starbunz trainer?
i bought a Starbunz trainer to try on bilby, fitted her really well, but her skin couldn't cope with the synthetic inner. (i had to find trainers that had natural fibre fabric for the inner instead). Silly me for not reading the product specs closely enough before buying. i got swept away in the buying of them.

arimeh - if only i knew you were after KK AIO's! i have had two sitting in a cupboard for months now, only sold them two days ago. Congrats on the DM's (dragonflymagiks), they were one of our faves (i was lucky enough to score two). Come to think of it, i still have a DFM night nappy in the cupboard, i'm finding it hard to part with the mcn bilby doesn't need anymore and hasn't worn for months. it's like parting with "old faithfuls!". the good nappies that never leaked, that fitted her so well, etc etc. i feel a loyalty to them as crazy as that sounds. After i read of the mums who wash bedlinen EVERY morning, deal with horrible leaks all the time, so they see that as normal. i never had to do that, and i think it's because the mcn worked so well (once i worked out how to use them, in teh beginning, do them up right, buy the right ones for bilby's shape etc.) i had my own learning curve to go on. thank good ness for the patient mums who taught me, on nappycino, ozclothnappies and here at bellybelly, on this very thread. They were my University of Fluff Lecturers!!! and i was the sleep deprived, very new first time mum who kept forgetting everything.

fluff a holic - i hear you on the Fluffybubs, they migth be front snappers, but i think because they have a double row on the tummy and it's slanted, not straight, i think that's why they work. My friend has a bub who suits sidesnappers too, but the Fluffybubs (and the Kester Kovers too) are the front snapping exceptions, for the reasons i've mentioned. Clever design. It's the single row of snaps, like on the ittis that were not a good fit on bilbs either. but if it was an itti bitti FITTED nappy (the itti bitti boo), and had a sidesnapper cover over it, THEN it worked for bilby. Just not the aio style.

MAZ - Every time i visit my friend ( who switched to MCN when her bub was six months old ), i fold up all her drying nappy stash. SHe knows it makes me feel better, just to prep her DD's mcn. it's like a puzzle, matching all the bits to each other. it's my challenge, to get them all together correctly, WITHOUT having to ask my friend "does this insert go in this nappy"? and i get to think about MCN, and yes, i even pat the minky!!!

LOLLYBABY - pockets and all in twos have really good drying time.

with the mention of the Cushie Tushies, usually we have two members in this thread, who are CT reps, so they're great to ask questions. i've noticed that many people who use the Cushie Tushies love the Couture ones, but are not so keen on the Basix. The Couture ones have more absorbency layers (that's the diff btwn them). SOmetimes you get what you pay for. bamboo is an expensive fabric. so if one nappy contains MORE layers of bamboo, it has to cost more.

and just to confuse the newbies, there are CUSHIE TUSHIES, HAPPY TUSHIES and KUSHIES and CUTE TOOSHIES (all different nappy brands). LOL (there are other similar ones that i can't think of right now too).

welcome KARMARINE, yes, you are in the right place, we WILL understand and listen to your mcn rants, no problemo.

RHYB - i thought the multifit was an OSFM and the Magicalls were a SIZED nappy.
that's the main diff i can think of.

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What Fashionably Daytrained and Mostly Night Trained Bilbies are wearing, these days.