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indigosky2k wrote:Snap-in-One, like Itti Bitti DLish
Caroline wrote:So you have a wrap and the inserts popper straight onto that - no pocket. The benefits are that you can buy more inserts and keep reusing the wrap part.
indigosky2k wrote:Caroline wrote:So you have a wrap and the inserts popper straight onto that - no pocket. The benefits are that you can buy more inserts and keep reusing the wrap part.
Yep this exactly. I personally find Itti's very absorbent, well once we're past the super wetting newborn stage and if I change often enough and there's no BF baby poo I love the fact I can just change inserts. Saves masses of space in the change bag
queen bee wrote:indigosky2k wrote:Snap-in-One, like Itti Bitti DLish
Thanks Davina for enlightening me.
So basically an outer with a snap in insert? I've never had an Itti Bitti - I've been looking at a few on classifieds and couldn't work out how they worked
northernruth wrote:queen bee wrote:indigosky2k wrote:Snap-in-One, like Itti Bitti DLish
Thanks Davina for enlightening me.
So basically an outer with a snap in insert? I've never had an Itti Bitti - I've been looking at a few on classifieds and couldn't work out how they worked
IME they don't
LOL didn't read on for Davina's posts - I guess it all depends on the baby!
northernruth wrote:queen bee wrote:indigosky2k wrote:Snap-in-One, like Itti Bitti DLish
Thanks Davina for enlightening me.
So basically an outer with a snap in insert? I've never had an Itti Bitti - I've been looking at a few on classifieds and couldn't work out how they worked
IME they don't
LOL didn't read on for Davina's posts - I guess it all depends on the baby!