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monsterm wrote:I'm losing it too in all honesty. Just forked out for a new (to us) night nappy & she has decided to super increase her wee power so boosted Puddlekins superwetter wool is only lasting until 3am Our day nappies only last an 1 to 1.5 hrs the last couple of weeks too. I just don't see where I can go from here unless I swap out our daytime "night nappies" for heavy wetter ones but she is nearly 2 & I can't be bothered with all the fuss.
littlesez wrote:maybe give potty training a go ? save the hassle of any nappies at all.monsterm wrote:I'm losing it too in all honesty. Just forked out for a new (to us) night nappy & she has decided to super increase her wee power so boosted Puddlekins superwetter wool is only lasting until 3am Our day nappies only last an 1 to 1.5 hrs the last couple of weeks too. I just don't see where I can go from here unless I swap out our daytime "night nappies" for heavy wetter ones but she is nearly 2 & I can't be bothered with all the fuss.
This is exactly what izzy was doing so i ditched the nappies!
Miss_Purple wrote:I'm gutted about the state of the classifieds. I bought a lot of more expensive nappies, justifying to myself that I'd get back a decent amount when they sold, but even my lovely WAHM clothing isn't shifting at the moment still love cloth and would never use sposies, but it's not the same just now. Is it worth doing some swaps to try different nappies?