Nappy trial kits

[hayles78]

I am a confessed nappyholic who has decided to fully embrace my addiction by becoming a nappy agent of sorts. I have started a website - which has a nappy forum on it so far Nappy Needs and am serving my local area of Tamworth Staffs (feel free to get in touch if ur local). I am also looking into a real nappy network. If I were to put together some trial packs for customers to use how many and what would u put in them?

Im thinking maybe 8ish nappies and 2-3 wraps. A totsbots cotton, WBB, swaddlebees, bimble or bumble, motherease onesize and sandys as a start with airflow, rikki, tots bots wrap? is this a good selection? what have i missed out should i include flat nappies? are people going to mind used ones? opinions would be much appreciated.

As much as I love having nappies on the brain i would like to get this sorted as i really would like to turn it into a part time income so i can give up my job which i hate and start doing something i love.

This is what I got from my local nappy project:

For £10 (£5 if on benefits) you get a nappy bucket with:

a motherease one size nappy
a totsbots nappy
a fuzzibunz pocket nappy with booster
a totsbots fluffle nappy with booster
a prefold
a terry square

and
a motherease rikki wrap
a motherease airflow wrap

and
a nappi nippa
an extra totsbots booster
2 fleece liners
a roll of flushable liners

In a trail pack I would expect pre used but proprerly washed before being sent out again nappies. That is if its kit that I'm expected to give back.
I had a few differnt nappies on loan from a friend to try out before we commited to buying a stock of our own.

Thinking again just after pressing post-
would also be handy to have a bucket and a mesh bucket liner. makes it sooo much easier getting teh dirties into the washing machine. And some washable wipes, they work much better than disposable ones anyway.

good point on the wipes - use washables myself but had totally forgotten them. bucket is also a good idea. thanks so far.

cant believe you got all that for a tenner - there is hope yet for reusables to overtake disposables

Brilliant isn't it My local nappy project also do a trial pack, but don't know what is in that. They say it has more of a range. Washable wipes would be good too. I find then so good to use, and much easier than cotton wool