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thread: Cloth Nappy General Discussion #193

  1. #253
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    64!!!!

    You addict!!!! What a shame I don't have the store anymore lol

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    You addict!!!! What a shame I don't have the store anymore lol
    Yeah, your bloody store started this mess! I do think of you every time I use a clothie bumz nappy (I remember them all!)

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    Haha!!! That's awesome

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    FLUFFY MAIL! Audax, they are soooooooooooo lovely! I got organic cotton flats at my door today

    WOCB: Moogoo! I'd rather her pee everywhere then put a nappy over her teething burn. The potty is there if she wants it and she'll let me know

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    Yowies, CL (on th red bum, not the fluffy mail.) Noodle has a slightly red bum at the moment too, I think it started with that surprise poo the other day, and hasn't got better since her massive appetite surge this week, and being too busy feeding for NFT.

    WONB: GNST (wooooooooooo first night nappy!) and some kind of cover.

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    C has a rash on her bum too!! sad... We are on our last sposie tonight so I am either going to have to buy some more tomorroe for the nights or go full time cloth, but we are going to Canberra friday so I will have to have them all clean and ready to go!

    I got some bamboo fabric samples cause I am going to make my own wipes, so I was thinking one side a double loop terry and the other a flannel material? What is on everyone elses cloth wipes? I want one side to have like bumpy or raised material and the other side soft and smooth..

    WOCB sposie to try to clear up her rash!!

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    mine are flannel and sherpa so nice lol maz made them

    WOKB: sposies never again when i get the new night naps

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    Is sherpa that wool stuff on one side and like leather on the other? Like ugg boot material?


    Sent from my iPhone so sorry for the spelling and punctuation!!

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    We have decided on a quick run down to coffs for Easter so I'm trying to decide whether to do the cloth thing or sposies.
    He is on the borderline of going from NB huggies to infant size so I'm thinking we could get rid of our NB naps if we go sposies for the trip.

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    Go sposies then, Jaki. Use em up.

    Bexie - raw silk liners can be good for bum rash. Or I use microfleece liners and a barrier cream, or I use earth child bottom balm (no moogoo here) and heaps of nappy off time.

    It's a very pretty week here - all the less prcious nappies are packed and ready to go, so baby is only wearing her lovelies!

    WONB - Little Britches pocket, I think. Her dad changed her, and there were some telltale dots showing through her PJs

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    We have 4 kinds of rash cream and the one that clears up W's bum the best, almost instantly tbh, is bepanthan. It was a gift, I never would have even bought it myself as I only associate it with tattoos. LOL

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    whenever DS gets a nappy rash i load his little bottom with sudocream and put a sposie on. he wears sposies at night at the moment as i need to get him some night nappies. we usually only get rash's here when he is teething. i reall hate teething for that reason!

    WOHB - about to be a bbh petite coz he is starting to smell the room out lol

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    Where csn you get raw silk liners? I am usng biodegradbable liners now and putting on her daktozin cream to
    Try to clear it up... Although it seems to make the nappy less absorbant

    Wocb: sposie but about to be, hmm... Maybe a coconut Pop In?


    Sent from my iPhone so sorry for the spelling and punctuation!!

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    Those new to the thread, just be wary of what nappy rash creams you use in a MCN. Certain creams (e.g Bepantahan and sudocream) will block up the stay dry liners on nappies. This means that when they get weed in, the wee will just run off and enter the soaking bit through the bottom. It means that you are more likely to have leaks. Once the stay dry liner is blocked with a thick nappy cream it's an absolute nightmare to get out properly. Petroleum based oinments (EG Lucas Pawpaw oinment in the red tub) and such will also cause PUL and elastics to deteriorate (plus they're downright NASTY). I learnt the hard way on a few of my older abby gro nappies. A good cream for nappy rash that is MCN friendly are Moogoo MSM cream. It's AWESOME stuff and if DD has the nasty teething burn on her little bottom it will stop it being red within an hour. Some people might have more to suggest. I didn't want people accidentally screwing up some of their fluff stash like I did!

    WOCB: The greeny blue marbled Abby Gro. Actual minky colour name escapes my noggin right now!

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    if i use nappy rash cream i use a sposie. easier then ruining my lovely nappies!

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    if i use nappy rash cream i use a sposie. easier then ruining my lovely nappies!
    Perhaps I should do the same, the bepanthan really the most effective for us. Or use our el cheapo's.

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    if i use nappy rash cream i use a sposie. easier then ruining my lovely nappies!
    Or just use a liner

    I'll never forget one of dd1's daycare ladies using another kids Sudocream on her and then putting her in a bumg. There was a thick paste of cream on the suedecloth, I was so peeved. Took me ages to scrub it off with a toothbrush. So very cranky! This was about 2 years ago and it still makes me cranky to think about it lol

    Had a bright idea yesterday (*ding*) I need more nappies but budget is a bit tight so I thought I would ask Christie to make me some more inserts, instead of nappies! Because the shells dry quickly anyway, should be enough to get me through winter this way!!!! Although, ideally I would like to have around 20 larges cos both dd1 and dd2 will be in them soon.... And I'm sure dd3 will be in the mediums before I know it!!!

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    Or just use a liner

    I'll never forget one of dd1's daycare ladies using another kids Sudocream on her and then putting her in a bumg. There was a thick paste of cream on the suedecloth, I was so peeved. Took me ages to scrub it off with a toothbrush. So very cranky! This was about 2 years ago and it still makes me cranky to think about it lol
    WTF!?! Another kid's cream!?! That is soooo unhygenic. I would have ripped shreds off her. How does she know that child didn't have an obscure contagious skin disorder or something? YUCK!

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