|
Boots All-In-OneNewest Review: ... in the infant size and my son grew out of it within a matter of weeks. The Boots AIO is a very versatile nappy. It has two ... more More Boots baby products
|
||
Price Comparison for Boots All-In-One
|
Boots All In One Solution 360ml
36 Advantage card points. Boots All In One Solution is for use wi ... |
£ 9.99 |
![]() £ 2.95 ![]() In Stock |
|
|
|
Boots All In One Solution 240ml
28 Advantage card points. Boots All In One Solution |
£ 7.99 |
![]() £ 2.95 ![]() In Stock |
|
|
|
Boots All in one solution
20 Advantage card points. DISCONTINUED - RATIONALISATION APRIL 05 |
£ 5.99 |
![]() £ 2.95 ![]() In Stock |
|
|
|
Boots All in One Solution Gas Permeable - 250ml
16 Advantage card points. Boots All in One Solution for rigid gas ... |
£ 4.99 |
![]() £ 2.95 ![]() In Stock |
|
by - written on 04/02/02 (Very useful, 144 readings)
Rating:
The use of nappies is essential for small children who have not yet learnt to use the toilet or potty day and night. In my parents day it was an easy choice, which towelling squares would you buy. The decision was based on price and quality. Now the choice of nappies is mind-boggling. First you have to decide what type of nappies you want to use. Will it be reusable nappies or disposable? If it is reusable will it be all in one type or will you use some sort of pants with a pad in them? When my oldest daughter was born the choice was not so great and I used the towelling square. Most of my contemporaries used disposable nappies, as they are very good, but no good ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/07/01 (Very useful, 163 readings)
Rating:
I have been using the Boots All-In One nappy for about 6 months now. I have used Terry’s, shaped Terries and other types of washable nappy in the past. But the All-In-Ones are my current favourite. I actually only use re-usable nappies part time, because I do about 5 or 6 loads of washing a day, and with two in nappies my machine would never get a rest!! I am aware of environmental issues and decide that using nappies part time was the best solution for me. The Boots All- In-One Nappy is very easy to use and has clear instructions on the packet. These state that the nappy should be first soaked in a solution of water and sodium bicarbonate ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/08/00 (Very useful, 138 readings)
Rating:
I bought boots all in one cloth nappies when I changed my son over onto cloth at 7 months old. Its something I'd wanted to do for ages, but wanted to feel settled before I did it. Well I'd looked at other all in one systems (ie a terry nappy and waterproof pants all in one) and was in boots one day when I spotted them and couldnt believe that they were £7 each. This was £2 cheaper than the other brands I'd looked at. Well I was a bit sceptical that they would be as effective, but bought one to try. They are fab and actually I prefer them to the more expensive brands, and we use these most fo the day adn espeically at night. If you're ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/10/02 (Very useful, 126 readings)
Rating:
The Boots Reusable Nappy is an All-In-One (AIO) nappy. This means that is has an outer waterproof layer which eliminates the need for plastic pants or a wrap. The lining is made from soft 100% cotton flannelette. This nappy also has an inner booster/soaker pad to increase absorbancy and it can be folded to suit a girl or a boy. The Boots AIO comes in 2 sizes to suit an infant or a toddler. I straightaway purchased the Toddler size because I felt the Infant size would not last long enough. I previously purchased the very similar Kooshies Ultra in the infant size and my son grew out of it within a matter of weeks. The Boots AIO is a very versatile nappy. It has ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/01/01 (Useful, 82 readings)
Rating:
I have also used the Boots AIO nappy as it was £2 cheaper than the leading AIO nappy available on the high street. I have to say I prefer this over them too, it is wider in the crotch and just as absorbent. They are easy to use - just like a disposable, have a very good range on the weights they will serve. The downsides are they are not breathable, take a long time to dry and only come in the one print. But on the whole great value for money. ... Read the complete review
Products similar to Boots All-In-One
Johnson's Baby Cream
Gentle, non greasy, effective.
None
Johnson's Baby Powder
Lovely and soft skin
A bit dusty
Huggies Little Swimmers
Doesn't sweel as much as a normal nappy.
The price
Dentinox Cradlecap Shampoo
works effectively, smells nice, doesn't sting if gets in eyes
takes a few weeks to clear up, contains Sodium Lauryl Sulphate
Pampers Baby-Dry Nappies
Flexible, light nappy that very rarely has leaks or spills.
Are a little expensive but you can always find them on offer.
Cuckoo Alex Rub A Dub Fishing In The Tub
good for motor control
none
Rabbitts Safety Harness Changing Mat
Change mat with safety harness
Cost, but nothing else that I found compared
Boots All-In-One : cloth booty bottyfrom kat_weller
28/10/2002
from pinkybub
06/01/2001




