Price: £96.40 PayPal Costs: £3.94Total: £100.00 + £10.00 p&p
Fantastic bundle of lightly used Bumgenius Freetime nappies.
8 nappies, including three in the limited edition 'Albert' print, two blue, 2 green and one in 'Oops' Purple. All the nappies are popper fastening except one of the blue ones is Velcro. They are all-in-one 'Birth to Potty' nappies which adjust with poppers to different sizes.
They're in great condition as I always used two liners in them so there are absolutely no stains or marks on any of them. I used them for about 6 or 8 months before I went back to work and my son started nursery and I decided sadly to switch back to disposables. I've hung on to them as I wanted to restart but it's not happened so I'm reluctantly letting them go!
Also included are all the other things you may need to get up and running with cloth nappies:
12 Little Lamb bamboo boosters (2 of which were only ever pre-washed and not used). I started using these in the nappies when my son was about 8 months old as he started to have the occasional wet leak, but these amazing boosters fit neatly under the nappy flaps and I found they added an extra hour on to the absorbency.
9 fleece liners. The Freetime nappies don't need to be lined at all but I decided to use these washable liners along with a disposable paper one on top - as it meant the nappies were always protected from any risk of staining and made it easier to clean.
1 unused 100-sheet roll Bambinex liners - these were my favourite disposable liner as they don't get crumpled easily in the nappy and can actually be washed and reused a couple of times if not soiled.
1 unopened 100-sheet roll Totsbots liners, plus another roll hardly used. I bought these before I discovered the Bambinex ones. They're very soft and some people prefer them but I just got on better with the Bambinex ones.
2 nappy bags, one print one with two pockets for wet/dry storage - meaning you can take clean nappies in one half and then put any wet/dirty ones in the other pocket when you need to do a change. The larger robot print bag was my wet/wash bag, which I kept at home to put my used nappies in (instead of a nappy bin), then when it comes to wash time you simply unzip the bag, and empty it into the machine, and put the bag in the wash too.
I can't rate the Bumgenius Freetimes highly enough, it really was a super easy system and they look fantastic.
I'll post by Royal Mail or collection from London SE19 welcome. Any questions please ask!
