Cloth Nappies #185

**Shanti** · March 14th, 2010, 08:51 PM

Hi everyone,

I know this is the cloth nappy thread but it sorta relates?!?

I'm after some Woollen longies to buy my DD! Some rainbow coloured one's!! Does anyone know where I can buy these from? what website/s? I have been googling and had no luck!
I really want to get her a pair for winter as it's getting cooler soon.... and they're sooo cute over cloth bums'! (or any bums!)

Thanks!!

WOHB: BBH Bamboo fitted & BBH wool cover

**CrazyLady** · March 14th, 2010, 09:10 PM

Grrrrrrrrrrrrr, I saw them somewhere and now I can't remember where! Will keep a look out for ya (or try to remember!)

WOCB: Bonnibuns choc-dot night nappy and hope she stays asleep tonight!

**alioops** · March 14th, 2010, 10:55 PM

search llamajamas, and have a look on wahmnaps hun. if you can knit you could make your own.

**Cherished** · March 15th, 2010, 07:09 AM

Shanti, I've gone through all the websites on the nappy hunt and wrote a little note next to OzeBaby that they have cute Rainbow covers cause I want some too (but short ones), they have longies too

There were others but I can't remember where.

**Kitt3n** · March 15th, 2010, 09:07 AM

Hi everyone,

I know this is the cloth nappy thread but it sorta relates?!?

I'm after some Woollen longies to buy my DD! Some rainbow coloured one's!! Does anyone know where I can buy these from? what website/s? I have been googling and had no luck!
I really want to get her a pair for winter as it's getting cooler soon.... and they're sooo cute over cloth bums'! (or any bums!)

Thanks!!

WOHB: BBH Bamboo fitted & BBH wool cover

Shanti check out Knitsperations on ozebaby - she takes custom orders and is absolutely LOVELY to deal with

WOHB - Mermaid Sugarshot pocket

**lilprecious75** · March 15th, 2010, 09:14 AM

Hi All

It has been forever since I've been in here and I can't write much as James is standing next to me and Jeremy is on my lap.

But I have a quick question...

I'm noticing that Jeremy has a bit of a plummer's crack with some of his medium nappies... but it seems impossible to me that he would need large ones already when he is only 7.5 months old?????

He weighs 10kgs and is long as well (approx 76cm when I last measured) but it still seems crazy!

Are there smallish large nappies out there???

WOHB: jungle fleece AIO (one of the few that work for him) not sure of the brand

**CrazyLady** · March 15th, 2010, 10:52 AM

I might not be much help but I have seen some sites advertise long rise nappies as well as regular. I noticed DD was the same but i now use OSFM instead of sized. I just used OSFM because I like these particular brands because they suit DD.

WOCB: Abby Gro Care bear fleece breeze.

**Visitor8** · March 15th, 2010, 12:29 PM

I'm noticing that Jeremy has a bit of a plummer's crack with some of his medium nappies... but it seems impossible to me that he would need large ones already when he is only 7.5 months old?????

Ashton was in larges about then (possibly a little earlier) and he was about the same weight too

He is still in those same larges now so they will last a while

Wild Child, Bits For Bots, Genesa Forge. They are good for m/l and large nappies.

Bits for Bots would have to be my favourites though at the moment.

**sas85** · March 15th, 2010, 02:03 PM

Missymoo - Yes, that is fungus, and it's damn hard to get rid of, changing liners won't help and the reason sposies are is because it's keeping all moisture at bay. Elly has had the EXACT same thing on and off for a few weeks now, red spots that blister and look terrible not at all like normal nappy rashe. It's not food or liner related with her either as I have nappies from about 5 different materials and I don't think at her age she's suddenly developed an allergy to all of them. I haven't done the canesten rinse yet, but what has helped immensely has been using the normal canesten/clotrimazole cream every nappy change she's in cloth for which is through the day (since it's a rub in clear anti-fungal cream you don't need a liner either) and at night when it flares up have had to resort to the sposies with the canesten + a barrier cream over it. The thing to remember with anything fungal is that one the sores disappear it's still there, so you have to keep up applying the cream for at least 14 days after the rash disappears and if you don't get canesten rinse use tea tree oil in the rinse cycle of your nappies to kill any spores in there.

**Arimeh** · March 15th, 2010, 03:17 PM

Hey hey!!

Haven't read all the thread, but just wanted to quickly send my condolences to you Bimboo

Hey to everyone else, hope you are all well and looking after your pretties

Oh btw - I only have two in nappies now - DS is toilet trained (well except for the occasional poo in his undies!! and his night nappies, they have been dry in the morning the last few nights but I'm too scared to do without them!)

**Visitor8** · March 15th, 2010, 05:08 PM

yay Ari!! That is awesome Mel

Thanks Sarah! I am going to the shop tomorrow to get the canasten to do the nappies, will stop at the chemist to and get cream for his bum. Even though they have almost cleared up in sposies they are still there... so I think that is the best option right now. I am not going to put him back in the cloth nappies until it's completely cleared. I can't imagine how much it's been hurting him

This is his little bot bot before sposies

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**PinkPalace** · March 15th, 2010, 05:32 PM

Hi girls... PP sneaks back in

Well i am proud to say... now that DD is TT, that i have gone back to Cloth for DS

Thanks to the girls who helped re create my lil' stash!

but you know what things have changed since my Clothy days with #1 and i now have a FRONT loader!

what settings do you who have front loaders use???
TIA

xx