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Louise wrote:afterglow wrote:I haven't paid more than £18 for a nappy and would find it very hard to justify spending more than £20. I use the cost-per-wear-compared-to-a-sposie model too. But if you love it, can afford it and would get the wear from it... they're not in nappies for long, after all.
Ahh yes but that method is flawed. It doesn't take into account the resale value of the nappy once your LO has stopped using it.
Annette wrote:For me, the whole - "you can get 3 nappies for that price" argument just means nothing as we don't neeeeeeeeed 3 nappies, we don't neeeeeed any more nappies so I preferred to buy 1 really really really lovely nappy than 3 OK nappies - dygwim?
Annette wrote:For me, the whole - "you can get 3 nappies for that price" argument just means nothing as we don't neeeeeeeeed 3 nappies, we don't neeeeeed any more nappies so I preferred to buy 1 really really really lovely nappy than 3 OK nappies - dygwim?
My last one was triple minkee with minkee inner and 4 embroideries so was always going to be expensive.
Annette wrote:For me, the whole - "you can get 3 nappies for that price" argument just means nothing as we don't neeeeeeeeed 3 nappies, we don't neeeeeed any more nappies so I preferred to buy 1 really really really lovely nappy than 3 OK nappies - dygwim?
My last one was triple minkee with minkee inner and 4 embroideries so was always going to be expensive.
clairelana wrote:lol
I have changed my mind its no longer an under water and beech scene
Its reduced in price to £32.25 thats with 1 embroidery !
I can't decide what minkee or if i should get a double minkee with a smaller embroidery o the front.
The most annoying thing is that I have 2 orders I'm waiting for so this will take forever once I finally decide.
weenotions the evil cloth .......