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liners for newborn

(11 Posts)
thejaffacakesareonme Tue 31-Jan-12 18:55:42

I'm hoping to use reusable nappies for DC3 when he or she is born in a few weeks. I've got a selection of mothercare smart nappies, tots bots and motherease to try with the little one but am a bit confused about liners. The paper liners that came with the mothercare nappies look a bit scratchy and as though they'd really not be comfortable for the baby. Also, would breastfed baby poo not just run off them? What are the best liners to buy for newborns?

Fraktal Wed 01-Feb-12 08:37:20

Don't bother. Liners are only good at weaning stage - until then poo is too runny and soaks through or overflows!

attheendoftheday Thu 02-Feb-12 19:42:55

We never used liners either, I thought they looked uncomfortable. I never missed them.

swampster Fri 03-Feb-12 17:20:02

Liners come into their own when the poo goes solid. We like the Tots Bots spunlace ones the best.

nickelDorritt Fri 10-Feb-12 14:21:33

we use lollipop liners.
we get them from nappyshedsal.
pm her, i'm sure she'd be okay with you asking her.

they're softer than the MC ones - i was shocked at how rough they looked! (we got a few in the trial pack of MC nappy system)

nickelDorritt Fri 10-Feb-12 14:22:19

it doesn't run off, and 9/10 it overflows, but it does keep the bulk of the mess off the nappy grin

nickelDorritt Fri 10-Feb-12 14:23:31

also, not as big a fan of the MC nappies as others.

ItsAllGoingToBeFine Fri 10-Feb-12 14:29:22

When their poo is still liquid just bung pooey nappy in the wash. Or am I a filthy slattern?

nickelDorritt Fri 10-Feb-12 14:30:45

i have discovered it doesn't all wash off the mc ones.

and it stains if it's left too long.

ItsAllGoingToBeFine Fri 10-Feb-12 14:33:26

If it stains hang them in natural light and leave outside for a few days always bleaches poo stains out.

nickelDorritt Fri 10-Feb-12 16:36:48

yes, will do when it gets bad enough to worry about it grin

we have found the liners to be a good idea though - it really makes the nappies less messy (and who wants to handle nappies full of lovely yellow bf poo? shock )

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