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  1. #1
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    Oct 2006
    Gold Coast, Queensland
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    Another reason for cloth

    Hi,

    I'm a recent convert to the world of MCN. I'm not 100% switched over yet, but I will once my stash is big enough. Just trying different things out atm.
    The most common reasons for cloth are:
    - they're better for the environment
    - they're cheaper in the long run (if you don't get addicted)
    - no chemicals against baby's skin

    But does it sound really superficial if I say that on top of those, I also have discovered another reason to use cloth: they're so much more fun than disposables! (ok, not the cleaning part, but pretty much everything else is fun. and the cleaning part is a lot easier than i would have imagined)

    Sasa

  2. #2
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    Sep 2007
    Cairns
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    Nope, not at all!

    One of the many reasons that I love cloth is that up here in the tropics babies frequently wear nothing but a nappy (or nappy and singlet/tee-shirt), and I think disposables look absolutely awful. When he's wearing a particularly funky tee-shirt a cool nappy really complements the look.

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    Sep 2006
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    I love these summer days - nappy + singlet = funky cool!

  4. #4
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    Oct 2006
    Gold Coast, Queensland
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    And i have always hated a disposable showing under a pretty dress...
    Unfortunately, my cutest nappy has velcro (Greenkids Minky Zebra - so divine), so I do have to put something on over it to stop her from de-nappying herself constantly... lol
    Sasa

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    SS - believe it or not, the velcro phase will pass - DS used to pull off his velcro naps but doesn't now (unless they are manky)

    Or just give her velcro sandals to play with

  6. #6
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    Feb 2006
    South Eastern Suburbs, Vic
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    Velcro only needs to be covered at sleep times here, where Riv will undo it because he's bored and it's there. It's safe otherwise.

    But I agree, I hate to see a sposie peeking out the top of his pants, the only time I DON'T hate the sight of it, is if it's accompanied by an awful smell, and then that's only because I'm lazy and would rather not wash ANYTHING!