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Babaloo's bamboo treats
By Laura Lee Davies on 23/11/2006 08:56:02
Bamboo is far more sustainable than cotton, which is why it's revolutionising the real nappy world, including Babaloo's supersoft ranges.
In the real nappy world, bamboo has been on everyone's lips. Not literally, of course. But as a material which creates lighter, less bulky nappies, it has been a welcome new resource for making cotton-free nappies.Babaloo, an online green shopping
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Review: Wam-bamboo cloth nappy
By Maria Muennich on 16/03/2007 03:23:11
Shaped bamboo nappy is a silky absorbent winner
Wam-bamboo cloth nappies Wonderful absorbency, very trim fit, light and pretty easy to use and washRelatively long drying time, though not bad for bamboo Features: Pre-shaped bamboo nappy with elasticated waist and legs and velcro or plain
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Review: Tots Bots Bamboozle cloth nappies
By Maria Muennich on 22/11/2006 08:12:26
Super absorbency from bamboo from the wizzes at Tots Bots
Tots Bots Bamboozle cloth nappies Fantastic absorbency, relatively slim, light and easy to use and washVery long drying time Features: Pre-shaped bamboo nappy with elasticated waist and legs and aplix or popper fastening available in off
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Nappy materials - reusable nappies
By Kimberley Smith on 17/11/2010 16:26:14
Reusable nappies can be made with cotton, polyester or bamboo amongst others. Which you choose could depend on your baby's skin, drying times or cost
next to the skin as a liner. It isn't the most absorbent material for the soaker core.BambooA recent find for nappy fabrics, bamboo is something of a wonder fabric and has been a big hit in recent years with more nappies springing up with the material
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Types of reusable nappy
By Kimberley Smith on 08/11/2010 18:03:08
Nappy designs vary but there are four main styles of reusable nappy. Pre-folds, pockets, all-in-ones and shaped nappies all have unique benefits and drawbacks. See which appeals to you
Real nappy style - which reusable design?There are four main types of reusable nappy.Top Tip! If you're not sure, it's a good idea to have a go with several different nappy styles before you settle on a partiular one. This is especially recommended if you're planning on shelling ...
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Is this the secret to baby sleep?
By Kimberley Smith on 17/10/2011 13:09:02
Could the Miyo baby hammock be the answer to parents’ sleep dreams? We check it out at The Baby Show
Miyo was our first find at the Baby Show for Trade this year. Hanging on its striking bamboo frame, the baby hammock caught our eye from across the room.Made from natural fibres and looking comfy cosy (certainly for the doll reclining in it
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Concord: new colours across the range
By Debra Stottor on 03/12/2008 02:42:02
From car seats to feeding chairs, Concord is adding a new splash of colour
.99, in hot red Chilli, soft caramel Bamboo and cool blue Polar, perfect options for a colour-coordinated travel system, especially teamed with either of Concord’s travel cots, the Proton, which can also be used to carry baby in the car, or the folding Scout
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Bambinex Special Care for Nappies
By Sarah Lawson on 13/01/2009 02:06:08
Now there is a fabric wash especially designed to care for cloth nappies
and reduce waste without as much trouble as you think.Now, making that even easier is a new fabric wash from Bambinex (makers of reusable nappies) especially designed for soaking and washing microfibre and bamboo and cotton nappies.Nappy Ultra Care can
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Bebeco: a natural port of call
By Louise Rogers on 11/03/2008 00:57:14
If you instinctively veer towards all things natural when it comes to your baby, try this great online shop
cot mattresses, plus organic bedlinen and nightwear (the bamboo and organic cotton pyjamas are amazingly soft and cost £19.99, for one year plus). And for a totally natural start in life, there’s the Nature’s Purest Moses Basket, £59.99, a maize basket
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Reusable nappies - your ultimate guide to real cloth nappies
By Kimberley Smith on 08/11/2010 16:55:22
Reusable or "real" nappies take a bit more effort to get to grips with but some mums find them more economical and the cloth softer on their baby's bottom. Plus you're reducing the amount of waste going into landfill
the choice in cloth nappies is huge and growing, with nappies made from all kinds of materials ranging from bamboo to polyester, each with their own advantages and drawbacks.If you haven't made a choice yet, check out our pros and cons comparison of reusable
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