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Yeah.. I've thought about putting them on the list for pressies at my baby shower... or our wedding anniversary... or any occassion that's coming up!
Sal - I think the oz cloth nappies site has patterns or suggestions on how to make the nappies yourself. Or just do a search for how to make pocket nappies. There's patterns out there I think.
Just thought you guys would be interested, just joined the ozcloth site like Katanya recommended, well worth it. They have heaps of patterns, links and everything you need to know. If you are at all interested in finding out the truth about cloth have a look there!!!
Also they have lists of people who sell, WAHM. prices seem to be very reasonable considering the work that must go into making them!!!
Joy.
this thread just made me think of something.
dont you think it is funny that 30 years ago, women were looked down on if they used disposable nappies. they were 'not doing the best for thier baby' or 'lazy'. but now, people look down on women who use cloth.... :-k
a bit strange dont you think?
Linda
Linda.. I totally agree, doesn't take long for things to turn around.. My mum used cloth on all 4 children and was thrilled when she found out that wa my intention.... and just a tad jealous that they didn't have the fitted ones we have now, when she was using them. As soon as she steps in the nursery. she goes straight to the nappies... Don't think I will have too much trouble palming off the nappy changes when mum is there lol.. I think they just fasinate her...
Sal.. try Charles Parsons ( they have a website) they stock it at wholesale prices and will do phone orders
Oh Linda I couldn't agree with you more!:
The things is disposables are really good quality compared to years ago, and our society has become much mor disposable orintated, there are evn disposable bibs, and change mats out there..I mean how wasteful is that?
I don't really mind if people decide to use them I have usea few when felix was newborn, but I do get a little peeved when people make out like I'm beinga matyr or that cloth is worse for babies to justify their own decisions..how can something that most of us were in as babies be bad for you? I'll bet our mothers didn't have us in nappy rashes all day?
Personally without fitted cloth nappies I am not sure I'd be a dedicated to cloth, though I have used terry flast too..but never have to now as I have so many fitteds..I really love the fact I can throw on a cloth nappy just a quick as a disposable, I have a wet bag in my nappy bag, and then when I'm home I have a bucket in the landry where I throw them till theres enough for a load..then put the washing machine on..the pockets and covers get hung in his room, and the inserts get dried in the drier or line if it's sunny..
When I am going out in the morning, I pull some pockets down, grab the stuffers and off I go..literally takes me 1 minute..and I double stuff mine and they last about 3 hours
Glad to see so many of you guys investigating cloth..Oz cloth is a GREAT resource, and yes it's hard to believe the prices they make the nappies for..I just bought a leopard fur nappy for Felix(I will get a pic on his website when I get my friend to take it) and it has a tail!! It's SOOO cute and it was $15!!! I bought one for my godson too..and we are going to visit them in Sydney next week..
Katanya, what you say all seams soo true.. pluss I would imagine that it would be easier to chuck the nappy in a nappy bag and be done, than it would be to walk to the bin lol,