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Reusable Nappies...
which ones?
by Emma Trevillion
Hi I am going to buy some reusable nappies. There are so many different ones out there and wondered if there are any mum's out there that are using and can recommend them to me? I just want reusable nappies that are comfortable and good
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28/07/2008 21:07:39
by Maria
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Wonderoo - reusable nappies
by lel ann
HiWas thinking on buying Wonderoo reusable nappies for my baby due in September. Looking for advise or comments from anyone who has tried them - are they as good as the reviews that they get? HiWe bought a set of Wonderoos for our son, now 7 months
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19/08/2008 21:07:07
by Sarah (Mummy to Finlay 22/1/08)
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I'm confused: are reusable nappies cheaper?
by blossom
Hi,I'd like to use reusable nappies for both environemental and financial reasons.But at £6-£8 per nappy when I think you need 24 just to start off with, I can't see how they can be cheaper than disposables! Especially as I'll then have to buy even
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01/08/2007 19:33:51
by blossom
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Going Green?!
how do you feel about using Reusable Nappies?!
by Sammy1987
many babies get sore bottoms. ive heard that there is a £30 voucher for expaectant mums to get for reusable nappies, real nappies for london www.[b]realnappiesforlondon[/b].org.uknot sure if bouroughs outside of london are entitled to it though
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24/01/2009 20:37:06
by Sammy1987
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Huggies' new Natural Fit nappy
What do you think of your nappies?
by Laura Davies
Huggies Natural Fit have joined the range of disposables than are designed for active babies. What do you think of the disposable or reusable nappies you use? Hi Laura, I'd like to see the big nappy companies making headway on making their nappies
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18/01/2007 16:59:14
by sj2
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Eco nappies etc
by Kia
's definitely got expereince of both.hth Hi Kia,i have just bought a reusable nappy. I have always used disposables but just thought i would give it a go. They come with great designs on but cost about £12 each, plus you need either washable or dispoble liners
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12/03/2007 19:32:07
by Kim Grantham
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The Great Nappy Debate
Reusables Vs. Disposables
by Ginny
disposables but over time I worked out that I'd be spending about £1000 on nappies by the time my baby is 2 1/2, whereas I could buy newborn-to-toddler reusables for about £230.I found disposables easy to use but cost-wise and environmentally-wise reusables
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21/02/2008 17:12:15
by p2baby
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dispose or re-use????
by Emma Watling
im 5 months pregnant as some of you are aware! and i am determined to use re-usable nappies! when first looking into this idea i thought it was extremely expensive condsidering how many times a day a baby's nappy needs changing!!! but then looking
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13/03/2008 14:09:10
by Janet Ryle
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Smart Real Nappies from Bum Genius
NAPPY
by kayday007
i would like to try bum genius nappies and for you i always use diposable but i have been thinking about useing real nappies my baby boy is 3 months old and he is 15lbs at the moment and is growing fast I would be happy to try them, my daughter
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22/04/2009 21:56:19
by macbeth
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Nappy making club?
Anyone up for a challenge and keen on sharing ideas?
by Scribbler 9/5/06
and also sewing some more. Anyone else up for trying this or already a total nappy head? Ooooh! I'm interested! We're definitely using reusables this time around & as I'm an artist type person I'm always up for a challenge.Feel free to email me :)Sam x HI
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25/09/2007 11:18:09
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