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thread: Cloth Nappy General Discussion #196

  1. #325
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    Feb 2006
    South Eastern Suburbs, Vic
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    Can I ask why it has to be trim for nights? How about a Tots Bots Bamboozle and cover? I remember using a nicely stuffed GreenKids when the boys were younger, but they're not the world's trimmest nappy on a younger bub. Could you stuff an aplix BumGenius or Pop-In well? Or is bub a super heavy wetter? I don't know how good Thirsties fitteds are, but they're velcro too...
    That's all I got. But...from another angle...what about something like a sticker on the back of her hand during changes? My second was a squirmer, and I'd pull out the stickers and that bought me a bit of time to work with haste!

  2. #326
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    Apr 2010
    Townsville
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    Ooh pop ins with the night boosters are awesome!!!!!! And they are still trim for a night nap! Ours are still dry in places in the morning and no cover required! And it is velcro.

    Nelle: trim so bubba doesnt walk like a cowboy cause the nappy is so fat! Lol

    I got 2 more cgrs tonight!! The vhc 2nd hand and the purple zebra from her site! I really need to sell off some stuff to pay for it!

    Wocb: umm..... Bbh bamboo fitted and pul cover

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

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    nelle - pop ins are more a sio! you snap in the inserts for day time, then at night lay the booster on top of the micro fibre inserts and then pop onto baby!

    they are also velcro tabs so for whoever was asking about velcro tabs pop ins are great!

    WOHB - sposie, need to strip wash the nappies as they have become awfully smelly at the moment

  4. #328
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    Aug 2008
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    Big ups for the Tots Bots Bamboozle for a night nappy! We are still using size 1s, we bulk them out with a BBH or Itti trifold, then a stay dry booster on top, and it works brilliantly, even for the small madam who has become a heavy overnight wetter out of nowhere. Otherwise, all my night naps ar snaps. So can't help. For squirmy babies, though, I would usually just change on the floor. Let her roll, and work around what she wants to do. Distraction is also a wonderful ploy - I'm terrible and will use anything; snappis, cream jars, pieces of ribbon, toys that she really shouldn't have at her age.

    Jeeeez, Bex, how epic is your stash now?

    This week I am glad of my stupidly big stash, I was sick at the start of the week and got well behind on the washing. Now it's a bit wet, the clothes horses are full, the washing machine is full, a soaker bucket is full, and the laundry hampers are full too!

    WONB: WeeHuggers. Oh, hey, that's an option for a velcro night nap...

  5. #329
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    Don't you hate when you have a break when sick only to have to catch up when feeling a bit better, Audax?

    I forgot about pop-ins with the night insert!

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    Funny CL. I saw an ad for Mandy Mac nappies in an ABA mag I got in the mail yesterday. Have never heard of them before.
    Isnt it funny how that happens, then they start popping up everywhere? XP

  7. #331
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    Oct 2009
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    Ok so the Tutto's ROCK! Really good fit, loving the snaps, although it took DH and I a little while to figure out the system! DS has so many black nappies though, need some bright colours!

    WOHB: Black (of course) OSFM BBH

  8. #332
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    Aug 2007
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    New thread time.

    Here.

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