Where do you keep yours?

I have one in the bathroom and one in the girls room, next to the change table.

Nell seems to have a very unhealthy obsession with what is in the buckets so I usually put the bathroom one in the shower cubicle when we are doing bathtime/if I go to the loo, and I just have to keep an eye on her in the bedroom .

Lots of "No, Nelly - don't touch, it's dirty!" which she pays no attention to all. I once left her in the bathroom after taking a dirty nappy off and cleaning her to go and fetch a clean nappy from the bedroom. I came back to find her with both her hands in the dirty nappy, covered in poo and some in her mouth too .

We don't have much of a problem with the buckets - occasionally Ben will take off the lid and swap it with the same lid from the neighbouring bucket. All three are stored under the overhang of his changing table in his bedroom - we wash when we have 2 very full buckets and the third is the overflow one for lazy occasions. The emergency 4th is kept empty in the bathroom and is normally used for lanolising.

Ours is in the bathroom, it's a swing top bin and Finn is showing more interest in it than Connor did, although not all that often really. He knows it's dirty and seems to forget about it mostly, but then when he spots it he does play with it for a bit as he likes to hear me say 'dirty' so he can repeat it

I have a couple of large waterproof nappy sacks in Conans room,we have a bag hanging from a hook on the wall (we have an old farmhouse with lots of beams) and when its fullish i take it downstairs to the bucket which is in the utility room where no one goes ( its where i hide if i want abit of peace)

My bin lives just outside the back door. I put it out there temporarily when we had visitors and it has stayed there ever since.

We keep ours in the utility room, Gracie does put things n it though, clothes, cups, dummies Couldn't bare the thought of it being in her bedroom

By the washing machine in the washing 'room' (it JUST fits the bucket and the washing machine in)

Findlay's nappy bin is in his bedroom next to his changing mat. Thereagain I hand wash pooey nappies in the bathroom to get as much poo off and out of the nappy as is humanly possible before I put them in the nappy bin (I hate the thought of yucky runny poo going into the washing machine) and I usually wash every other day so it doesn't really smell.