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Babies in terries - what else do they wear??

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BreeVDKamp · 06/08/2015 17:35

Just started 10 week old DS in cloth nappies. Thinking of doing terries + wrap while we're at home because they're so economical and dry so quickly.

But they are sooooooo bulky (Jo fold)!! I've got DS just in a t shirt but it keeps riding up to his armpits leaving his tummy exposed. I know you can get vest extenders, but vests that would fit his nappy circumference would flood his top half. Trousers look ridiculous!!

He is skinny and long. Using motherease wraps which I'm told are the best but they're huge too.

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savasana · 06/08/2015 17:37

I use my eldest son's bigger T shirts at home when wearing bulky nappies. More material, less riding up troubles!

ItsAllGoingToBeFine · 06/08/2015 17:40

T-shirt and leg warmers

BreeVDKamp · 06/08/2015 21:22

Ah yes! DS has some leg warmers, will get some more.

I guess t shirts are the only option really!

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jessplussomeonenew · 06/08/2015 21:23

We use vest extenders and trousers in the size up (or leggings) and it seems to work OK. You might find shaped cloth nappies are a bit less bulky though.

PinPon · 06/08/2015 21:28

Brands like Frugi are cut for cloth nappies. Might be worth a look. We managed with vest extenders, larger vests (short sleeved) and leggings (rolled up when necessary).

jessplussomeonenew · 06/08/2015 21:37

Good point PinPon, H&M are good too.

IAmAPaleontologist · 06/08/2015 21:38

My lot all wore Frugi stuff, can usually get 2nd hand on ebay, boys stuff especially goes pretty cheap. lasts ages so worth the money imo. ds2 is wearing stuff that is 5 years old and has been worn by 4 children before him.

BreeVDKamp · 06/08/2015 21:42

Yes I am coming round to the shaped, sized nappies eg bamboozles, we have one for night time (just trying it out before we buy more). I did want birth to potty ones but I hear they're not so reliable leak-wise. But the bamboozle I have seems to be taking ages to dry... Pros and cons to everything I guess! Anyway am getting off topic.

I love the frugi stuff I've seen so far - parsnip pants!! Gorgeous. Going to keep my eye on eBay, good idea.

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IAmAPaleontologist · 06/08/2015 21:46

yeah bamboozles take ages, terry squares are fab. cheap pocket outers on ebay are brilliant when they get bigger, mobile babies being a little more difficult to get a nappy on (though it is a skill I'm proud of developing! ) you can just get the outers and stuff them with your terry squares.

BreeVDKamp · 06/08/2015 22:07

So put the terry in the pocket? I think my terries must be huge. I think they're 60x60.

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IAmAPaleontologist · 06/08/2015 22:15

yeah just pad folded and stuffed in, works well in birth to potty pocket nappies if you are like me and too tight to buy the proper inners Grin

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