they are like those sheets that you have over your bed in hospital incase of any bleeds or accidents etc.. in hospital they are called "kylies" i think?
they go across your bed, so incase of a bed wetting accident you don't have to change all the sheets just take the brolly sheet off and put another one on!
Google them! they look really good, but im thinking a bit pricey!
when I worked in pharmacy there were 2 types available, a basic "sheet" quite thin, no elastic etc. quite cheap (around $10-$15)the second type was a thicker, longer wearing one with elastic to hold it on, around the $30 mark (from what I recall anyway...)
My supervisor used both types with her DD's, started off with the cheaper ones then ended up going to the more pricey one.
would it beworth checking out clark rubber or something similar to see if they have anything the same?
Hi,
I bought these when DS was going through a phase of coughing really badly and then vomiting - in bed. Noice.
My complaint with them is that we have a fairly heavy mattress and they are hard to tuck in and under the bed.
They work though. They really work. I currently have it under the sheet though because i don't need it for TT.
They feel nice to lie on, and look nice ITMS.
But yes, pricey and they are awkward to tuck in. (oh, and i bought them whilst in NZ on holiday, so i was paying with NZ rubles which made them a fair bit cheaper)
Worth every cent. Aldi had some not long ago, they had the Conni ones.
I have two, one I liberated from hospital when I had DD, so it's the official Kerri and one I bought at a baby shop, it's the one that folds around.
I use them on my boys beds while night toilet training, they sleep on top of it. I only then have to wash the Conni or whatever brand you have and don't have to wash sheets, air mattresses and so on. They wash easily and you can put them in the dryer for the same night if you don't have two to alternatte.
Then when they are night TT I use them under their sheet for just in case and a bit like a mattress protector if you kids are night sweaters.
I know people who use them for nappy free time for their very little ones too.
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