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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Jul 2008
    Upwey, Victoria
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    Smile Recommendations

    Thank you so much, that could have been bad if I brought a whole heap and they didn't end up fitting.

    Do you have any cloth nappy recommendations for newborn bubs, who are breastfed?

  2. #2
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    Sep 2007
    Cairns
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    This thread might help you!

    I used Tots Bots Bamboozles (the size 1s are great for newies) from day one, with Thirsties covers. A lot of people swear by Baby Beehinds, although I think they don't always fit from day one. Not sure because I haven't used them myself. And heaps of people love the Motherease Rikki covers. Prefolds tend to be a pretty popular choice for newborns until they start fitting nappies.

    Gussetted PUL covers are great with newies - the gussets allow for a nice tight fit around the leg. I also used wool covers (sugarpeas are the bomb in sewn covers, I also use knitted shorties and soakers) for both days and nights, and Maz's fleece covers are awesome (Maz is an MPM here - her store is mazalicious). I didn't use them from birth though - but I did from about three or four months.

  3. #3
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    Jan 2005
    Down by the ocean
    6,110

    ATM I am favouring fitted nappies and flanny flats with covers. I have a few aio's (magicalls and bubblebubs) but have had blowouts from them so I'm glad I didn't get too many.

    We do have one small itti and it's too big atm but I have used it due to being desperate due to the rain and of course it leaked. It may be a few more weeks before it fits her without the leg gape and she is 3.67 kilos so not exactly small fry

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    Jan 2008
    sydney
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    we have both the snapin's and the AIO's and i don't have any probs with either of them.... BUT my all time faves are Baby Beehinds fitteds with one of Maz's covers

  5. #5
    Claire Guest

    I predominately used the Bummis prefold nappy system for my newborn - worked a treat and lasted until he was about 4 months.

    I was then able to pick and choose from the trial nappies I'd purchased as to what I would use after. I went mostly for BBH/BBB with covers and pocket nappies for when we were out and about.
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  6. #6
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    Dec 2008
    Newcastle
    39

    I love the Itti Bitti All-In-Ones but they wouldn't be a great choice for a newborn due to the small crotch. They are great later on though because they are so small and fit wonderfully under clothes and their cute as well.

    For a newborn I can recommend Cute Tooshies Bamboo Delights, they are a side snapping fitted nappy and they are great with a wool cover over the top. They are not a big nappy and are great for containing poo explosions and are super absorbent. They are a great overnight nappy and they are gorgeous to touch as well as look at.

    They're some of my favourite nappies and their one size fits all so you don't have to buy bigger sizes later on.

    Hope that helps.