thread: MCN newbie - advice on pressie for Niece

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  1. #1
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    Dec 2005
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    That's why I buy her pretty Princess undies!

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    Feb 2006
    South Eastern Suburbs, Vic
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    Well. Itti Bitti D'Lishes are pretty cute. Probably a medium, because at 15 weeks she might not get enough wear out of a small. Better a nappy that she can grow into, if anything.

    Phoenix is talking about the Baby BeeHinds Magicalls I think, which many people like, I can't comment cos I don't have any of the current ones...yet.

    Another option is a pocket nappy - a shell where you stuff the absorbent part either (because you pull them apart you can dry them quicker). GreenKids sell some cute pockets. But you have to buy the inserts separately.

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    Aug 2007
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    I personally dont like the BBH magicalls, i think there are better options out there.

    If she is using Flats and has some other MN's how about getting some funky wraps/covers like minky's etc so that she can show them off. They are usually a bit cheaper than the actual MCN...

    Just a thought

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    Oooh thanks ladies, a good start.

    What is a Minky? Is it a brand or a style?

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    Dusty - minky is a type of material - it feels really really nice

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    Thanks Mel, sounds funky and lovely at the same time.

    Covers sound like a good idea too. Do you just get these at baby's stores in minky material or is it better online?

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    Dec 2007
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    I haven't seen any baby stores than sell any cloth nappies other than peapods - but that could be just cos its here on the coast.

    Check out the big nappy online stores, nurture nappies, darlings downunder, nappy bucket - just to name a few