Slimmest nappy?

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Re: Slimmest nappy?

PostPosted: Sat Feb 23, 2008 1:02 pm
by JennyWren
That is insane! I'm with Steph, let's start a poo police force!! I would shudder at putting a pooey disp in the bin, though I know that is exactly what MIL and my SIL's do. And they think I'm the cranky one...?!
For me, I turned a point after labour when I was no longer shocked by gore and bodily substances!! Really, there is no getting away from it with babies. My son was in disps as I knew nothing about cloth 10 years ago and there were some really evil leakages from those, with mustard splatters up to the neck and all over the clothes.
How do these people cope, they must pick the baby up with tongs and hose them down.

Re: Slimmest nappy?

PostPosted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 6:34 pm
by Mareth
Not a lot you can say to that kind of logic Steph. :roll:

Re: Slimmest nappy?

PostPosted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 10:16 pm
by gayleygoo
Itti Bittis are quite slim, but very expensive so no easy to have loads of them :( i always buy a top/dress in dds regular size then bigger size in trousers, its no problem! if she gets bought wee outfits that come with bottoms, i use slimmer nappies under them. everything else is fine. i also find Dunnes quite good...not sure if the mainlannd has Dunnes...? Primark not too bad either. Adams Kids is terrible for cloth bums - buy separates!!

tights on a cloth bum are hilariouas though heehee :D xx