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reasonably priced pocket nappies- help

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nearlythere · 01/03/2007 12:22

I need some advice- i know all there is to know about shaped nappies and AIO's etc but have never tried a pocket nappy- which ones do you guys suggest? i like the minki designs but are they any good- i will be buying about 16 i think so don't want to spend the earth!

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snugglebumnappies · 02/03/2007 12:27

Bagpuss, just looked in one of my stock magic-all and it says wash on high (whatever high means!) however my wholesalers website recommends 40 also, so that sheds no light on it.

Bagpuss30 · 02/03/2007 13:48

That must be where I got it from then - my seller that is. Poor nearlythere, started a thread asking for advice and we've rather hijacked it somewhat .

In answer to the OP, I would perhaps have a look at Minkis, Nature Babies Stuffables (although I have never tried these), Fuzzis and perhaps Bumgenius (they are pricey but are one size).

makesachange · 02/03/2007 23:00

Bagpuss - glad you didn't mind us getting carried away!!!

Try 2 x inserts of the smaller size (eg 2 x mediums in a large nappy) - this should fix the problem.

Really, you're best using SB inserts as they're shaped right. Although they've stopped making the hourglass MT ones which is a PAIN. So try 2 x hemp and let me know. It should work well.

Ex

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nearlythere · 03/03/2007 10:37

well cheers guys! I'm back to square one and its taken me half an hour to read all the messages in between! Right lets make it a bit easier for me- which pocket nappies are going to hold their value the best? I won't be using them for long as hoping to start potty training soon but want to squeeze in a new set of nappies before that happens!

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Flamesparrow · 03/03/2007 10:59

Fuzzis.

They were popular when I started with cloth and still are now - so yup, fuzzis

makesachange · 04/03/2007 20:49

If you're starting PT soon, then Swaddlebees. Also hold their value well and you can use them as trainer pants/pullups.

Emma

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