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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Oct 2006
    Sydney NSW
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    I used snugglers during the day when DD2 was older (like 2) and they were OK but I am not a huge fan. Huggies are great but I like Aldi just as much and even on super special huggies are still dearer than Aldi.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Sep 2006
    1,223

    Hi
    We use huggies. I've tried the aldi ones and they leaked every time.
    DS was in the newborn size for 14 weeks and he's now in the infant size now.
    I just wish they sold the infant ones in bulk.
    Oh yeh the aldi ones have the grip tabs too.

    I might PM you NikW to find out that website if thats ok.

  3. #3
    ~Belinda~ Guest

    Personally, we prefer Huggies.

    Madeleine was in NB ones for 3 weeks then went over to Infant...now she's 2 months old and in CRAWLER! She's a chubber...

    We didn't mind Aldi nappies but prefer Huggies over them. Some people prefer Aldi over Huggies! Each to their own I say...

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Oct 2007
    Canberra
    135

    I use cloth, but on the rare occasion that I have had to use 'sposies, I have used the Aldi Mammia ones. They were as good as 'sposies get!

  5. #5
    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2004
    Cairns QLD
    5,471

    I just wanted to say that I am using Cloth full time & am also on Rain water. It can be done.

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Jul 2006
    Melbourne
    3,715

    We use cloth pretty much full time, it's just as easy to use it when we go out too. But occasionally we use a sposie (ILs etc ) and then we use Aldi or Huggies. My DS was tiny, so I *think* he was in newborn Huggies for at least 10 weeks.

    I would really look into setting yourself up to use cloth, if you're already thinking about it, it's so much better at containing newborn wee and poo! I used a bit of both in the early days, but quickly switched to mostly cloth because I was so sick os the sposies leaking and having to change clothes, blankets, bedding etc. Sometimes multiple times each day! I think we've only ever had one or two leaks from cloth, and that's my fault for doing a rush job, or leaving it on too long.

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Feb 2007
    520

    Thanks FionaJill for letting me know that cloth on rainwater can be done. I am keen on the $$$ aspect, will see how much rain we get in the next few weeks/months. SA has missed out on most of the rainfall and not sure how full the tank is. I also want to get settled with having a baby and see how much extra washing it generates first.

    I am hoping to get a few samples at the baby expo this coming weekend too. I have found a nappy distributor that has infants in bulk. One is just up the road from me, just need to wait until it is cool enough to walk there or call in on my way past in the car. Again am hoping the will be at the baby expo and have specials.

    I know where all you wonderful cloth nappy girls are so will hopefully pop in when I get myself sorted.

  8. #8
    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2004
    Cairns QLD
    5,471

    The main thing to remember with MCN is you don't soak. its all dry pailing. So that saves water there. I haven't done a NB in cloth but I wash everyday. But I just wash with my normal clothes. I wash out any poo's & just toss it all in as normal.