The fully disposable nappy (Nature Boy and Girl Nappies)

Member Name: jessyclown

Product:	Nature Boy and Girl Nappies
Date:	09/05/01 (254 review reads)
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Advantages: compact, convenient

Disadvantages: costs more then reusables

When I had my first child the choice was between terry nappys or disposable nappys and I chose terry nappys. Now 4 children down and 11 years on I am still using these nappys. They are getting threadbare and I have had some new ones on the way.

I did not choose to use disposable nappys because they would be on rubbish tips for generations to come. Most disposable Nappys are far from really disposable because although you can put them in the dustbin they do not rot down nor can they be recycled. In fact the nappys used today will still be on the tip when the babys grandchildren are born. That is a frightening thought.

I was very pleased when I went into Sainsburys to find this new range of Disposable nappys which are fully disposable. They are apparently biodegradable. These Nappys are priced at the same price as Pampas and Huggies. Quite often they are on a 2 for 3 offer. Using these nappys does not give me the guilt trip that other disposable nappys always did.

As disposable nappys go they are compact, they do not seem to leek and they fit nicely onto my baby. The design of the nappy is good and I have had no complaints from my baby. My babys bottom seems dry and comfortable when I change her bottom. They are covered with a green leaf design and "Mother Nature Says - Thank you" Printed on so you can always feel good about using them.

I Still use Terry nappys most of the time but shopping trips and holidays I find that it is useful to have a disposable nappy available, I much prefer to think that the Nappys I use are biodegradable Nappys.

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