Wonderoos Pocket Nappies

Description: Brand: Wonderoos / Type: Nappies / One size pocket nappy.

Newest Review: ... shape gives the promise of a little bit more protection I suppose. It is very gently elasticated around the legs ensuring no ... more

... red marks on your baby's legs, I found this to be very gentle around my skinny daughter's legs and there was never any irritation. Once the nappy is on, it has quite a strange appearance; well it did on my daughter anyway. Because my daughter was a toddler the first time I used this, I didn't need to resize the nappy using the poppers, it fitted her perfectly as it was, but it still didn't look quite right. The back seemed to be really wide so she looked like she had a big square bottom. Then the front ...more

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Wonderoos Pocket Nappies: It's just a weird shape (1146 words)
by - written on 30/07/09 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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I bought one of these about a year ago for my daughter when I was starting to sample different sorts of nappy. This one is known as a pocket nappy and it's a one size (it will fit from birth to potty (approx 8-35lb) using the various poppers positioned on the front of the nappy). The nappy comes in a variety of different pastel & bright shades and you can either buy it 'empty', or complete with two inserts, depending on where you shop. As with many pocket nappies, the Wonderoos has a soft PUL outer cover which is waterproof, and a lovely soft fleecey inner which is soft against your baby's bottom and wicks away any moisture keeping their bum dry. ... Read the complete review

Wonderoos - wonderful nappies (906 words)
by - written on 22/09/08 (Very useful, 276 readings)
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When I was pregnant with our daughter, the thought of throwing 5000 nappies into landfill sites during her first two years totally appalled me. I'm not a big environmental crusader, in fact I'm not particularly environmentally minded at all, but the thought of pile and piles of dirty nappies lying around our countryside helped me make the decision to at least give washable nappies a try. For the first 6 weeks, the washable nappy plans went out the window, as we struggled with sleepless nights and enjoyed getting to know our daughter. But once those 6 weeks were over, I renewed my plans to try real nappies and bought a starter kit of Wonderoos by Hip Hip Baby. The ... Read the complete review