advise me on getting a small bucket/bin? Although I use disposable organic nappies (I'm going to reconsider reusable for my second without a doubt), I've been reading about reusable sanitary protection with great interest. If I'm going to go for it I

recommendations from mummy's in the know, then trying them... cheersEmma Hi Emma, I am a reusable fan. I use the close parent pop-ins which are birth to potty nappies. I haven't needed to use the nightime booster yet (she is only 14 weeks) but they come with one

thought I might join in!These pads sound pretty good. Was slightly daunted by the thought of reusable nappies and all that, but actually, now I'm going to be a mum I feel a bit more 'earth mother'-ish!!! (Decided to call myself by my due date like you

Want to do something a bit more environmentaly friendly as when i think about the amount of nappies i went through with my little boy its frightening. I think it depends on the type of reusable nappy you are using with regards to the nappy rash. My little boy

can't practically use reusable nappies but then all our mothers coped!I have bought Bambio Mio nappies this time round and am doing the same as karen by making the extra pads to go in at night.I work part-time from home so I am able to mess around

, nappies - reusable or disposable, nappy bags, cotton wool or wipes, and nappy rash cream.Bathinga baby bath, a soft sponge, towels with a hood, and a thermometer for checking water temperature.Feedingmuslin cloths, bibs, nipple cream, breast pads, nursing

is the liners, which should take the brunt of the 'impact'. You can either get disposable ones that you tip straight down the toilet along with the mess, or re-usable ones that you rinse out and wash along with the nappies.There are several websites now

the environment. now, i see her point, but the problem is - is that i have no idea how a re-usable nappy works. when baby does a big poo do you simply put it in the washing machine? or is this me being silly? please help as i like the idea - but have no idea how

reusable swim nappy from a company called bambino mio who specialise in cloth nappies. You can order them online or i think some sainsbury's were stocking them, i got mine from my local pramcentre and they were only about £7. Nic x HiThanks for the advice