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  1. #1
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    Jul 2006
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    Newborns and NOT using flats

    Im not a huge fan of flats.....or a cover/nappy system...

    I have heaps of BBH and CT...are they any good on a newborn? Not that id have a clue how to make them smaller to fit...maybe i should try!

    But is this the best way to go for a newborn?

    Id rather an AIO/Pocket kind for BumbleBee

  2. #2
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    Jul 2006
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    *Bump*

  3. #3
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    Mar 2007
    Somewhere in the West
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    Yeah, I wasn't a big fan of flats either. I did use the BBH from newborn without problem, but then she was a big bub at 4.1kg. It's easy to get them to fit, you just fold down the front so the inside snaps are visable. But practise a couple of times first! I also liked the BG onesize. They come with a newborn insert now, which made them a good fit. A lot less bulky.

    HTH

  4. #4
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    Jul 2006
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    I have some BG......quite a few BBH....maybe ill use them

  5. #5
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    Dec 2007
    Sunny Qld
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    how big were the girls Kim?

  6. #6
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    Jul 2006
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    Chelsea was 3.3kg and Jasmine was 3.5kg

    I never used cloth with C until she was 9 months old...and J was about 4 months.

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    Jun 2008
    Tassie
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    Ash was 5kg born so probably not the best to go by buy we LOVED CT and BBH from the start, we used longies/mother ease rikki covers/BBH pul covers and had great success. I used flanny flats for about 2 weeks before I chucked that in because Ash was just weeing SO much!
    I also used BG OS with great success They fit Ash great!
    Oh and small bubblebubs

  8. #8
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    Dec 2008
    Tasmania
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    Im not a huge fan of flats.....or a cover/nappy system...

    I have heaps of BBH and CT...are they any good on a newborn? Not that id have a clue how to make them smaller to fit...maybe i should try!

    But is this the best way to go for a newborn?

    Id rather an AIO/Pocket kind for BumbleBee
    I wasn't a fan of the prefold/flat system either Dom has been in AIO's since he left hospital (tried disposies for a day but he reacted to them) We had some newborn old style magicalls, XS bubblebubs and small ittis. He was 8.5lb so rather average and we had no problems. Only 1 blowout so far **touch wood** We also used kiss-a-luvs for night/home use - still use them with some boosting the majority of our stash though is bubblebubs an magicalls (new smooth and pre BBH styles)