Cloth Nappy Tree Forum

confusinglady wrote:I wonder its worth doing prefolds for you Tory @clothmama if you get on with terries, especially if you ll have some fitteds too as I found they need different wraps. Or stick to nippa ing the prefolds then you can use the wraps without gussets. I hope that all makes sense!!

I'm not going to go out and buy more as I love fitteds more than flats but sounds like I can do it with nippa'ing and I have got a Nature Babies wrap which should work and if I can work it out I'll put gussets in my home made wraps. I think I've got about 6 prefolds and 8 terries

Soupdragon wrote:the flat nappies I had bought quickly got relegated to burp cloths as I just couldn't get the hang of folding on a moving target!

I know what you mean, I used mine when Louis was 6-12 months the most as it was autumn in France and the fitteds weren't drying and they were just fab, I think I remember issues once he became more mobile

Soupdragon wrote:I'd definitely recommend Motherease Sandy's from birth, as an alternative. For the price, they're a great option.

@Soupdragon I've just got some XS sandy's from classifieds x 4 so I'm getting there with my NB collection! I think I may have had one in my mega mix collection last time

I but the bullet and ordered 4 newborn fitteds and 3 wraps. Just need to get a load of prefolds now. Not sure which il buy. From reading online (mainly American sites) the green mountain diaper prefolds seem very popular. There is a loan library near me where you can hire cloth nappies for £1 a month so I figure I will hire a load and see which I like.

Thus site has some bargains!

http://www.easypeasynappies.co.uk/newbo ... -491-p.asp