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nappy advice

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chickster1981 · 16/09/2005 08:30

hello
i have a 15month DS and we are going through nappies (disposible) like you wouldn't believe. i have been thinking bout other kinds of nappies can anyone help on this
he hates it when his nappy gets wet, i dont know what to do
any idea??

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koalabear · 16/09/2005 08:35

what type of disposbiles are you using?
i don't have experience of cloth nappies, but my girlfriend uses them and thinks they are fantastic

on the bright side, they say if you child is aware of being wet (which it sounds like yours is), then they are more easily toilet trained when the time comes

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chickster1981 · 16/09/2005 08:39

i'm using pampers but they dont seamed to hold his wee in always he is soaked i did think about cloth ones but is it worth it
i mean its costing a fortune on disposables so i dont know what to do?

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koalabear · 16/09/2005 08:55

we use pampers active and have never had a problem (although have with other brands) - how often do you need to change him?

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koalabear · 16/09/2005 08:57

there are inserts you can get for cloth nappies to "extend" their life - they look like sanitary napkins - would it be possible to use those with your disposable - that way you could take it out when it was wet, and he would still have on a dry nappy ??? just an idea

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