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Light flow:
4 x LoobyLu (fleece backed) (9 inch, obv)

Medium flow:
5 x Little Gumnut slimbos (fleece backed) (11.5 inch, bamboo velour)

Heavy flow:
2 x Homestead Emporium Heavy wrap wing pads (11 inch, obv)
- Mon Cheri
- mystic rainbow gem

4 x epicerma overnight pads (10 inch, cotton flannel)
- orange with '70s floral
- purple with black spots...

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Lesson last Sunday went well and we all enjoyed it. We did some trot work with no stirrups which makes me feel abit wobbly in the saddle still. :oops:

Still really enjoying our lessons. Emmas riding is coming along. Her key problem is keeping her heels down. As far as i know my position isn't too bad, riding instructor (RI) often doesn't comment on it and the RI showed me as the example of how...

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So many people have asked me how wool can possibly make an efficient nappy cover, that I thought it was time to start a blog. So here goes.

How does wool work as a nappy cover?

I'll start with an explanation. Wool is absorbent, but absorbs very slowly. Because of the body heat of your baby, and the warmth of the wool, it also allows moisture to evaporate, and this happens at the same rate as it absorbs, especially if the...

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pathi MT

Old rainbow bebina 7

Girasol mamagenta...

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I'm a cloth convert and now im a cloth addict :giggle:

Aimee was born on August 11th, 2 weeks late, and to begin with we used disposables, i had been curious about cloth nappies but always thought they were to fiddley, probably more messy etc etc

So for the first 6 and a half weeks we used huggies, during that time i researched reusable nappy schemes and found one in manchester, the council offered...

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