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Well, we've tweaked the stash again! and streamlined the nappies to just those that really suit us. The pockets are out the window and we are sticking firmly to AIOs and SIOs.

It still amazes me how different people react to the same nappy. A couple of the pockets I ordered were tried and tested nappies that many people rated very highly, yet I just didn't see the appeal. And then some people tried some of the nappies I can always rely on, only to find they leaked...

I'm...

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Nappies become a parenting tool while practicing EC - useful, but not essential all the time.

You'll discover that you can reduce your reliance on nappies and have a more relaxed approach to toilet training all together, as your confidence with managing your baby's hygiene needs in alternative ways will increase. You'll be able to confidently hold your baby nappy free in your arms or in a baby sling for parts of the day at home, even just in pants when in a sling when out...

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Right, finally got round to taking pics of all my preloved wool and uploading it - also sorted out t-shirts to go with it all :giggle:

Quite proud really - only started in March - but don't dare work out what it has cost me!

http://www.photobox.co.uk/album/371965929

Newborn:

25 fitted nappies
10 PUL wraps (have 6?)
4 fleece wraps (have two)
wipes

Jammie Jumpers
T-shirts and lap trousers
Sleep sacks
Wool dungerees, cardigans and jumpers

Later:

20 one size fitteds (have 4)
6 night nappies
10 PUL wraps
4 fleece wraps
flongies (?)

I'm off to see my mw today for the first time since booking in, in October. I'm not looking forward to it. Mind you, with all this snow, she may not make it to the local doc's. I will phone and see in a bit.

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