Nappies in General Reviews

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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

There are so many nappies on the market from "super fit" to "extra dry" to "natural fit". We started off with your well known brand pampers and I must admit I still do like Pampers. They have worked fine for both of my children. I then tried Huggies newborn instead and was amazed by how lovely and soft they felt ...  Read the complete review

Well if you are expecting your first child you may be reading these reviews for some pointers on which disposable to use, well my advice is don't! Go out and by some Terry Towelling nappies and use them because they are simply the best option available to you and in the long run are a damn sight cheaper than ...  Read the complete review

When I had my daughter I was being all eco friendly and earth mother ish and used reusable terry nappies and to be honest it wasn't hassle and my daughter never got nappy rash However, when I had my son I decided to use disposables and add to the landfills (sorry!) I tried all different makes, Pampers/Huggies etc I would buy when they ...  Read the complete review

I have two of them, babies not nappies. And they are still in nappies, two different sizes in fact. I have a lot to say about nappies and could talk for hours. Firstly I have tried them all I think!! Disposable and Non-disposable. Secondly not all are good. Disposable: Huggies - my personal favourite, do a ...  Read the complete review

Disgusting yucky horrible and smelly. Why on earth would you wish to spend any more time with the things than you absolutely have to. No I’m not talking about my youngest son, in fact quite the opposite. I am however referring to his rear end. Ok so my initial comments may be a bit disproportionate but he didn’t clamber into ...  Read the complete review

Nappies! There are so many different brands to choose from and I've tried most of them. Do you remember the Cosifits advert? They are still around but golly are they disgustingly cheap! Morrisons are just as bad, my son woke up soaking wey almost every morning. Tescos are not very well sized and leak a lot. Safeway are rather good and not a ...  Read the complete review

I unfortunately used disposables with my eldest but with 2nd son I discovered cloth and I will never look back! Obviously there is the enviromental issues, if you are using a disposable your great , great, great , great, great, great , great, great , great, great, great , great, great , great, great, great , great, great grandchild will ...  Read the complete review

Here's the plan then - an overview of the pluses and minuses of using terry nappies, some information about what you will need if you want to use them, and some opinions of a few brands. The advantages of terry nappies: They cost less over time. Disposables cost ten pence a go, terrys several pounds, but over time they do work out ...  Read the complete review

As a mum of a premature baby imagine to my horror when I could only get low birth weight nappies in two shops, neither of them local to me. I could only find them in Boots and Tesco. Across the road from the hospital I had my baby in was a Mothercare store and a Sainsbury's neither of which stocked the size of nappies I required. There were 15 ...  Read the complete review

How things have moved on in the nappy world since I had my two children in the sixties. All for the better I may add. I remember when I was expecting my first child, money was tight, and I went once a month to the baby shop and bought one Zorbit Nappy. At the time these were the best make you could buy and at around 10(old) ...  Read the complete review

I will start off by saying sorry if this opinion is in the wrong place.I want to give an opinion on disposable and terry nappies about the advantages and disadvantages.Most parents I know choose to use disposable as they are easy to dispose of. Here goes: DISPOSABLE NAPPIES: These are disgned to be thrown away after use.They come ...  Read the complete review

After using pampers since my son was born when I was at the supermarket Huggies were on special offer so I thought I would try them. I was disappointed with them because they left my little boy wet!! They allowed the wetness to escape and through onto his clothing. Needless to say I have now gone back to pampers and am staying put. A lot of ...  Read the complete review

Over the 13 years I've been a Mum I must have bought thousands of the things. Nappies! You can't live without them, when there's a baby in the house, but you sure can live very happily with them WHEN THEY LIVE UP TO THEIR PROMISES!!! I remember 13 years since when the choice was still terry or disposable..I used to tell all the ...  Read the complete review

Have you ever seen these nappies, sold in Superdrug, called Ticketyboo? They're a cheaper alternative to Huggies, and Pampers, and in my opinion, not worth a look at! I used these on my first son, I was using Pampers, and we were doing fine with them, but, I ran out, but didn't worry, after all I remembered that when I was ...  Read the complete review

I am a mum to 8 month old Taylor, and have tried most brands of nappy. I have to say huggies are definatly the best nappy you can buy. I know they are one of the more expensive, but I belive they are better vale for money than the rest. They absorbe extreamly well, so I have found I use less in a day than other nappies and my baby has never had ...  Read the complete review