I really like the look of the BBH OSFA. I was gonna talk DF into getting a handful to try. Im sure he will figure it out quickly enough, if not I might look at getting him some AIO's to make it easier for him.
So I can use different brands of covers over the BBH ones? cause Ive seen some really funky looking covers that werent BBH.
Also - sort of relevant.. The little squirt, is it easy enough to install? And can I uninstall and move it to a different house?
(You guys are being awesome helpful, thanks so much.)
Little squirt is super easy to install and to move houses, so thats not a problem.
You can use any cover over the BBH's (btw, bamboo is my fav too cos so much softer!) I use over mine, mazalicious covers, mother-ease covers and things like longies, shorties, soakers etc.
ETA - I don't particularly like the BBH covers because they left red marks on my kids legs? I think they reacted with the way that the elastic is done - not sure.
Kam there are some AI2 OSFA nappies around. Most of mine are (sorry I cant say too much but the info is in the MPM section)
My DH was all for simple when we started. He now knows how to put the nappies together, and will even hunt out the matching boosters and he puts them in the machine when the bucket is full. For me when it was a case of being simple, I just had to have it all ready for him to just grab one and put it on. Didn't matter how much I had to do to get it ready, as long as it was ready when he needed it. I still do that now because it makes it easier for me, and it makes it easy when we have a babysitter, but I know that DH can do it if he needs to.
I looked at the Cushie Tushies through your link, I assume thats what you meant.
I showed them to DF too, (He's home for lunch ) He even said they looked good.
Its a good sign right?! I think he'd get the hang of it quickly anyway, hes just a bit uncertain of himself. He says I make things look easy when they arn't.
The couture ones look really cute. Why can I see myself buying alot of those?
Yeah mine are mostly coutures, I find them very easy, so easy that the daycare even get them and they havent had any trouble with them. The bigger booster snaps in and the smaller one is a lay-in, so it is just a matter of grabbing the shell and putting it together before putting them away. For little bubs they both lay in and the front folds down.
Hopefully we will be able to buy some soon. Just need to pay off the last of the wedding.
I'd really like to convert DD over to MCN and get rid of sposies.
I've used the terry flats with her a couple of times, but they're such a pain when she wriggles and undoes all my folding.
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) He even said they looked good.
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