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New night nappy - comic drama - had to share

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mammatulip · 29/02/2008 21:48

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mammatulip · 01/03/2008 08:23

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BoysOnToast · 01/03/2008 17:00

you want wool wrap for nightimes.
trust me.
sounds like it wont work, really really does.
'mazin.

you should talk to Flame - she knows her wool.

SlugsNSnails · 01/03/2008 17:39

Lol - the small and xs fasten the other way because it is meant to be easier to change, the larger sizes reverse because it is harder for baby to undo.

I def agree that wool is fabulous for night. There are various wool instructions on bumfluff, or I can send you an essay email thingy again on the joys of wool

You are best off with knitted wool for night imo, they have that bit more give (so not like the sugar peas or swaddlebees). Woollywraps give a lovely fit and I find them really reliable - I had to shut that section because they had family things going on, but I think they may be reopened, so will hopefully have them back on sale in the next couple of days.

For a handknitted more personal wool you won't go wrong with seahorse slacks or pixie knits.

The hollow oak do gorgeous felted (I think it is felted) wool

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mammatulip · 01/03/2008 21:45

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BoysOnToast · 01/03/2008 23:04

thats the thing that has surprised me, mammatulips, that even when the nappy itself is sodden there is rarely any wetness at all on the bed. and my ds's are v heavy wetters i think.
v odd.
but great.

i'll lend you one of mine to test out if you like, but sounds like theyd all be too big... (L and XL - woolwrap sizes)
hope your w/end is going well

mammatulip · 02/03/2008 00:04

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BoysOnToast · 02/03/2008 00:07

i would get one in curent size, to test if you like it. (well lanolised etc) then you only need 2 at any one time. for nightime use.

mammatulip · 02/03/2008 00:16

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BoysOnToast · 02/03/2008 10:17

oh yeah, forsure.
theres a few different general 'designs'; soakers, shorties, pants, longies, single layer, double layer, felted, not felted...
you can get lanolin and lanolise yourself, obv.

mammatulip · 02/03/2008 22:23

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Flamesparrow · 03/03/2008 11:36

Those second ones look fab!! I haven't seen anything like that before. I tend to go for either the woollywraps kind or just pull on shorts

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