Nappies in General

When I found out I pregnant with Noah I quickly made a decision that I would use disposable nappies. Before I became pregnant with Noah I worked as a nursery nurse and I had a few bad experiences with children in reusable nappies so this really put me off using them. I remember one little boy inparticular who used to constantly smelling of wee and within an hour of wearing his nappy he used to really stink. It was awful! I felt so sorry for him and I just assumed that this was a result of reusable nappies. Looking back now and having experienced other children who wear them I think that maybe his mum didn't wasn them on a hot enough wash so they weren't properly cleaned ...  Read the complete review

Today when you become pregnant you have so many choice s to make whether to use cloth or disposable nappies just one of them ***Cloth Nappies*** When I was pregnant I looked into Cloth nappies. My reason for even considering cloth nappies was environmental although it is said to work out cheaper but for me there was lots of things going against them. Firstly I had a washer that worked fine but no room for a Drier so would have had to buy a new washer dryer which meant environmentally it would have meant extra waste in the landfill and added expense before I began. For me I found the thought of all the extra washing and I couldn't begin ...  Read the complete review

How do you know which brand to try? It's like a guessing game. My first son was introduced to pampers as that was the make I knew best and I had a money off coupon. As he grew bigger and his thighs were getting chunkier, I moved to huggies as I felt they were a better fit and he wasn't waking up wet like he used to do in pampers. He gradually worked his way through, huggies 3's, 4's, 4+ , 5's and now 6's and huggies pull-ups. Huggies tend to use winnie the pooh designs on them which my son loves. The huggies pull-ups currently have a "Cars theme" which my son also loves. Pampers just has a plain theme. I had baby no 2 in Oct 2008 and started him ...  Read the complete review

When I found out I was pregnant with my first baby, I decided to be environmentally friendly (and budget friendly) and use terry towelling nappies. Luckily I didn't actually buy any of them, as I soon changed my mind. I am bad enough at keeping up with the washing at the best of times, I think I would be kidding myself to think that I could cope with having to wash nappies too!! I have used several different brands of disposable nappies since my little boy was born. He is now 13 months old, and I think that the best nappies I have found so far are the Boots own brand ones. They are quite often on offer, and if you have a Boots points card, you can very quickly build up ...  Read the complete review

Nappies i think are dependant upon a family and their lifestyle. I knew from the very start that i was going to use disposable nappies as i find them the easiest and quickest way. Some say they are more expensive although i wouldnt know as i never took up the option of using terry towelling ones. I could never imagine having to wash really bad pooy nappies then hang them all up to dry it would have taken me far too long and with having twins i would have had double to do. Do you not also still have to buy the liners for the terry towelling nappies so its not toally free using them. I can imagine tis probably chepaer than disposable but i also find disposable nappies are ...  Read the complete review