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nappynutter wrote:Surely we're discussing people who can't afford disposables/pretty cloth nappies though?
nappynutter wrote:Surely we're discussing people who can't afford disposables/pretty cloth nappies though?
Are there trends/fashions in the cloth nappy world?
jules070603 wrote:nappynutter wrote:Surely we're discussing people who can't afford disposables/pretty cloth nappies though?
Erm, no,Are there trends/fashions in the cloth nappy world?
megansmummy wrote:I have been lurking on diaperswappers for a while now as its alot more 'mainstream' in the US to use prefolds/flat nappies than it is over here and i have been after some advice etc...and there was a thread on there that got me thinking...
Do you think that there are trends/fashions in the cloth nappy world? Or do you really go with what works/functionality? Or a combination of both? Do you think cloth nappies are a fashion item rather than anything else? I was thinking about peoples in countries that have no alternative BUT to use cloth nappies?
Would you still use cloth nappies if there wasnt the lovely WAHM's like Ems at puddlekins, weenotions, Beth and Amber at LLS etc etc etc?? if it was just really basic stuff?
megansmummy wrote:beffys wrote:I think Tory's point was more any countries where people can't afford the luxury of having a cloth nappy that looks pretty and paying for that design value then, compared to something that plain and simple in form and function.
Thank you beth, this was exactly what i mean ...i would imagine there are plenty of people here in the UK that use cloth becuase they cannot afford disposables..perhaps i didnt word that bit right!!