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switching back to totsbots

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katzguk · 02/06/2004 14:38

i used use totsbots for my dd was really good until she was about 12months then we had a bout of really bad nappy rash (dietry cause) which took us ages to find out what was curing it and then to clear it up, ended up seeing gp for it was so bad, so we switched back to diposalables because tehy agrevated it less. since then i have been using diposalables for the last 6months but would like to switch back, but when ever i try to put her in a 'real'nappy now she just screams and wriggles and i can't get one on her.

does anyone have any hints or tips for getting back into real nappies?

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katzguk · 02/06/2004 14:38

should read what was causing it not curing it!!

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karen99 · 02/06/2004 17:40

Hmm, not sure on this one katzguk (great name btw!) but I'm sure you'll get loads of help soon enough. This board's been a bit quiet this week, I think as it's BH week people are away.

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katzguk · 05/06/2004 12:24

just bumping to see if anyones around

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zebra · 05/06/2004 13:44

Maybe you could think about a much trimmer & slimmer fitting nappy? Hemp nappies (Ellas house is the seller I know best) are thin & slim for their absorbency. Hemp is expensive to buy, but has good resale/durability value.

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