nappy days (Asda Nappies)

Member Name: geordieger

Product:	Asda Nappies
Date:	15/10/01 (101 review reads)
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Advantages: cheap, chearful, unleaking

Disadvantages: none

My kids have been in Pampers since they were born. Sure we have had failed attempts with Huggies(for some reason the elastic legs don't seem to work with my kids) but went back to Pampers when the next pack was needed.

Suddenly a friend of mine decided that she needed to save money, and changed from Pampers to Asda Nappies. After several weeks I jokingly asked her if she was doing more washing now that she was using the cheaper brand. Amazed at her reply to the negative my partner insisted that I rush out and purchase the Asda own brand Nappies.

Still with some doubt in my mind I bathed my youngest sprog and put her to bed clad in her new ASDA Nappy and her cute Winnie the Pooh Jammies.

Expecting the cot to be shotblasted the next morning I cautiously made my way into the aforementioned rugrat's bedroom at the early hours before the birds had bothered to get up(this is known as my youngest's waking hour and no matter what you just can't get her to go back to sleep).

To my eternal surprise not only had the nappy held the contents, but my child(who can suffer from terminal nappy rash at times) had a bottom as smooth as a baby's bum.

Cheaper than the Pamper's(which by the way for the price must have a 24 carat gold lining in them), my bank manager was also pleased with my change of heart.

The nappies are chearful with little pictures on them, come in the standard white(hehehe), and have resealable tags(which baffle me, why you need to open a nappy and seal it again, the smell ususally lets you know that a nappy needs changing). The packaging is quite basic, but that is not important. The most important fact is that these nappies do not seem to leak, and are kind to the baby's skin. Plus at £4.78 a pack they are kind to the bank balance.

Wish I'd found them earlier.

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