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sophie90 wrote:I have bought a few terry squares, but not a nippa yet MUST remember to get one, should I use a wrap over terries, or are they suitable without?
Definately going to have a look at the Little Joey's, they sound adorable
I do think that as we have pretty titchy babies and bost of them lost quite a bit of their birth weight we would be better with some dinky nappies
Rufies mama wrote:sophie90 wrote:I have bought a few terry squares, but not a nippa yet MUST remember to get one, should I use a wrap over terries, or are they suitable without?
Definately going to have a look at the Little Joey's, they sound adorable
I do think that as we have pretty titchy babies and bost of them lost quite a bit of their birth weight we would be better with some dinky nappies
I bought mine from here http://www.funkymonkeypants.com/liljoeys.html We've got kangarooz and eco owlz (prints), so cute! They sell them at Babybots too.
Oh and as for terries, get a pack of three nippas if I were you so that you have spares, they always seem to get lost amongst the clothes! Also, you will need a cover of some kind with terries, you could use a wrap or a pair of wool knitted pants (more breathable), there are some cute covers out there, take a look in the wool classifieds section on here. Also, if your baby is really tiny, like, 5lbs tiny, you can use muslins instead of terries at first and these will be less bulky.