Not a flash one but a basic one new or a really decent preloved but no all I got for my $14 (7 pounds) was one smallish pack of dispos (or 'travel nappies' as J thinks we should call them!)
Seriously I grabbed a pack while I was out the other day and I was actually shocked to have to pay out that money (even though I knew how much they cost if that makes sense!)! I got them in prep for the travel etc but we have actually decided to put him in them this week as we are just so busy and I have so much washing of winter gear / bedding etc that something just has to give! Not bad to get to 2 months before he'd had a dispo nappy on his bum so I'm not going to feel bad!
However none of us are very impressed - they stink (really stink, I had forgotten how much ), the cost a lot, they don't look very nice and sag when it is hot and they are just in a singlet and nappy, and there is nothing to hold onto - he doesn't feel like my normal baby !
Sadly now that we have decided to use them in the lead up to leaving I'll have to buy a bigger packet and they cost $30 (20 quid!!) so I really could have got a nice nappy with that and I guess you'd need to buy a pack of them every 2 weeks - what a collection that would build!
If I catch up on the rest of the washing and packing then I might be able to get back into cloth next week for a few days . I think I'll go put another load on before I go to bed
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