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thread: Cloth Nappy General Discussion #194

  1. #55
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    I loooove side snaps!!! Hate front snapping nappies to death - grr to them

  2. #56
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    im not fussed on side or front DD has mostly DM's (side) and magicalls (front) and even a few with velcro

  3. #57
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    Side snaps aren't the greatest fit on DD, & I've pinched her leg in the snaps twice now
    But I do prefer them (depending on the brand), coz I'm not keen on the wing droop I sometimes get...
    But front snaps are a better fit...

  4. #58
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    I loooove side snaps!!! Hate front snapping nappies to death - grr to them
    Lol

  5. #59
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    Went to the chemist in town that stocks moogoo... They have every MG product except the nappy cream, waaaahhh!!! Now I have to order it online.

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    I'm losing my love of cloth nappies slowly.
    I love them, they are great on DS's bum and easy to use, but being pregnant I cannot stand changing them. Poos are just and he has really strong smelling urine at the moment (unless I'm at fault for that one and leaving it too long between changes)...


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    lol, I had the same issue with DD at the start but now I just ignore it. The only thing that makes me gag is the ammonia fumes in the nappy bucket as I'm loading the washing machine. I actually sniffed a jar of garlic a few times prior to a nappy change so the smell would be stuck up my nose and I'd avoid the nappy stench!

  8. #62
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    Went to the chemist in town that stocks moogoo... They have every MG product except the nappy cream, waaaahhh!!! Now I have to order it online.
    i just use the MSM soothing cream,not the nappy cream. its really good.

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    I use the msm cream too.
    I heard somewhere on the grapevine the nappy balm was no good with MCNs because it had bees wax in it?

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    Yeah, the nappy balm has beeswax and zinc oxide in. Both clog MCNs. MSM cream is freaking AWESOME stuff and will clear a red bottom on the Pixie in about 1-2 hours. I use it on most nappy changes to prevent and create a barrier in case she gets a nasty bout of burning teething wee/poo.

  11. #65
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    Where is that one from?

  12. #66
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    Msm cream is a moogoo product also love it!

  13. #67
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    Oh cool they should have that one then

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    Ds also gets mild eczema. I slather him in the msm cream after his bath at night from head to toe and it works a treat. Can't remember the last time he had a bad spot.

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    So is msm cream Ok to use straight on her bum no liners? She has a rash still, like red spots n i cant use her normal creams without a liner so if msm can be used without it i can go get some!



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

  16. #70
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    Yup no liner needed. The general rule is that if it can be rubbed into the skin completely then no liner needed. If it acts as a barrier and can't be rubbed in - liner needed.

  17. #71
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    So is msm cream Ok to use straight on her bum no liners? She has a rash still, like red spots n i cant use her normal creams without a liner so if msm can be used without it i can go get some!
    its just like a moisturiser. absorbs really nicely into the skin. i agree with CL,it clears any redness up by the next nappy change.

  18. #72
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    DS has the most awful nappy rash at the moment nothing seems to be helping!

    It's on his bum, creases, thighs ... it's red and shiny and hard and raised, and it's no fun for him at all ...

    I'm wondering if he's getting more teeth ... ? I really hope something starts working soon ...

    WOJB: snappy MCN with tripple layer

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