Sam I Am Reusable Nappies

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Newest Review: ... and white. These nappies must be used with a wrap. I find that the Sam I Am needs more frequent changing compared to my ... more

... favourite nappy, Tots Bots. I do not use the Sam I Am as a night time nappy even if it was boosted. The Sam I Am does not have an attached booster. There are two things that I dislike about the Sam I am. One is that it does not have fold back tabs for the Velcro. Instead it has pockets to fold the tabs into themselves (difficult to explain) - this means if the nappy is soaked, you have to very much handle it which is unpleasant. Secondly, there are only two small velcro strips on either side instead of one long thick ...more

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Sam I Am Reusable Nappies: Sam I Aint (302 words)
by - written on 27/10/02 (Very useful, 176 readings)
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Sam I Am are one of the many reusable cloth nappies available as an alternative to disposables. Sam I Am nappies are made from 100% cotton flannelette with an inner pad of rayon and polyester which helps absorption. You adjust the nappies with Velcro strips at the front. Sam I Am nappies come in three sizes to suit your baby in various patterns and white. These nappies must be used with a wrap. I find that the Sam I Am needs more frequent changing compared to my favourite nappy, Tots Bots. I do not use the Sam I Am as a night time nappy even if it was boosted. The Sam I Am does not have an attached booster. There are two things that I dislike about the Sam I am. One ... Read the complete review

Great when they are young babies (216 words)
by - written on 03/07/02 (Useful, 124 readings)
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Sam I AM nappies are a cloth nappy that needs an waterproof outer shell to go with it. When expecting my second child I really was eager to use reusables due to environmental factors, money and the best choice for my baby. Sam I ams were recomended by a friend as they were not too bulky and came in two sizes plus they were one of the cheapest systems on the market that we knew about. I found them to be great up until my child got to around 5 months which I then had to use boosters just so they would last more than One wee. ( I do have to say he was a heavy wetter) I tried him on the bigger nappies at this time which seemed huge and again they didn't seem to ... Read the complete review

Sam I Am Reusable Nappies: good for an average wetter! (158 words)
by - written on 25/08/00 (Very useful, 145 readings)
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The Sam-I-am nappy is made from a brushed cotton fabric, and has a panel in the sentre that is padded for extra absorbancy. It also comes with it's own shaped booster that you can use if needed. It is a hsaped nappy, designed like a disposable, fastening with velcro and requires a waterproof wrap to keep wetnees from baby's clothes. they works very well. My son is a heavy wetter and can only use one for about 2 hours then he needs changing but an average wetting baby (like most are) would go 3 hours. Babies should be changed every 3 hours at max anyway, except at night, so this isn't a problem. The sam-i-am is nicely shaped and soft and comft and ... Read the complete review