Thanks Trish. I was thinking the same about flannel nappies. Is it considered safe by SIDS though? They recommend not having and loose sheets etc in the cot?![]()
Thanks Trish. I was thinking the same about flannel nappies. Is it considered safe by SIDS though? They recommend not having and loose sheets etc in the cot?![]()
Thanks Alibaby. Yeah, not long now - getting really nervous!
I only had a small bassinet so i used to put flanny nappies down to stop spew and poo as well, and cause the bassinet is small its about the same size as the nappy so i could tuck it under the matteress just like an extra sheet so you don't have to worry about bubs suffocating and stuff:-) Hope that helps
Oh and two sets of sheets will be plenty![]()
Thanks girls. My bassinett's a bit bigger and I can't tuck nappy inI could probably use the muslin wrap on top of the sheets instead
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I had 2 fitted bassinet sheets and have 2 fitted cot sheets. I bought them at baby bunting as a 2 pack of bassinet fitted sheets and individual for cot fitted sheets.
I have also always put cloth nappy under head in bassinet and cot, only stopped at about 7 months.
if your bassinet is too big to use a cloth nappy you could wrap a cotton bunny rug ariund mattress and tuck in.
Good luck
i just use folded up cot flat sheets in the bassinette! tucked in of course!! saves buying bassinette or cradle sheets
I'm not sure about the SIDS guidelines re: cloth nappies, but you can wrap/tuck them around the bassinette mattress so they are fitted IYKWIM?
Great minds think alikeTrish and townsvillegirl we all responded at nearly the same time LOL!!!!!!!!
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