Husbands and CSP

I keep thinking of giving CSP a try
DH doesn't want to know at all - thinks its "yucky!!"
Might just start giving it a go - and see how long it takes him to notice

Then again - my AF is few and far between to say the least! Only 3x yr on a good year!
and as DD is only 4 months old - who knows when I'll need them again!?!

My AF came back before my DS was 4 months old and I was BF fulltime so you may need them sooner than you think

I keep thinking of giving CSP a try
DH doesn't want to know at all - thinks its "yucky!!"
Might just start giving it a go - and see how long it takes him to notice

Then again - my AF is few and far between to say the least! Only 3x yr on a good year!
and as DD is only 4 months old - who knows when I'll need them again!?!

My AF came back before my DS was 4 months old and I was BF fulltime so you may need them sooner than you think

I only have 3 periods a year (at most!!) and have done since I was 14!
Needed clomid to concieve my 1st baby (PCOS)
Didn't get AF back until he was 8 months old - but only had 2 cycles between then & when he was 18months when I concieved naturally ( ) his sister!
I fed him till he was 15 months old - so with my history of irregularity & still BF - who knows when I might need CSP .... but hey... longer for me to sneak it in without hubby realising!!

My husband is pretty chilled out about it all but I think asking him to put them in the wash would be a step too far. He'd happily take them out once they're clean though.
I also made my husband stroke them haha. His face kind of melted into happiness at the softness

i showed my hubby some csp I made and bought (never used yet, just been stocking up and plan to use after I've had this baby). He seemed horrified that I would wear them and wash then reuse them. He said he doesn't mind about cloth nappies but these are weird!! Silly man. It's only in the last few decades that disposable ones came about!!

Oh well, it's not going to stop me using them

It's only in the last few decades that disposable ones came about!!

Good point! Well made

Glad to hear I'm not the only one with a squeamish husband! They may grow up one day?!?

My DH doesn't have any feelings either way I don't think. I think he thinks its just part of my unconventionalness (if that is a word) sometimes he refers to them as my 'nappies' !

My DH approves of mine, mostly because it means I don't have to buy sposie ones each month. He knows what they are and what they are for, will wash them if necessary. Doesn't seem to bother him.