Nappies: May 2009 Archives

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NEWBORN
Chosen due to to its smaller size, which fitted easily onto our newborn. The nappy was soft and absorbent. We didn't use it with a Mother-ease cover as the other Mother-ease products are sized small, but were far too big (long in the torso) to use. We used the Loveybum's wool cover instead, which fitted over OK.
After washing, the nappy still had some stains, so we will review the care instructions and try again.

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NEWBORN
Definitely one of the most attractive nappies in terms of being soft and easy to distinguish with the rainbow trim. It's quite large and bulky for a newborn. After fiddling with the poppers, husband got it to fit OK but is very bulky even when used with just a single liner. We have been removing liners from the AOIs/ pockets and have found it better when they're included - the reverse could be true with a two-layer system where, since the nappy is fully absorbent, an additional liner is not needed. Tried with the BB wool cover.

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NEWBORN
The smallest sized product I've bought, which unsurprisingly is a great fit on our newborn. Tried with the snap-in liner and with the Loveybums wool crepe cover.