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kushti swim nappies, help needed!

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lilyloo · 30/03/2008 22:10

I have just bought dd2 one of these rather than buying disposable swim nappies.
However on looking at it does she need a liner or a nappy to wear underneath it or is it ok to swim in on it's own ?
TIA

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PhDlifeNeedsaNewLife · 30/03/2008 22:14

ha! I asked the exact same question when I bought mine lilyloo - then ds outgrew it before I could use it - now I can't even remember what anyone said so gonna eavesdrop on your thread...

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lilyloo · 30/03/2008 22:22

Anyone ? Thank goodness phd thought it was baby brain

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PhDlifeNeedsaNewLife · 30/03/2008 22:28

baby brain = why I can't remember the answers!!

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dylsmum1998 · 30/03/2008 22:32

i havent used the kushti ones, i used a mothercare one with my dd, don't know if it helps i just used the swim nappy itself, didnt put liner or nappy in

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lilyloo · 30/03/2008 22:56

that's what i was going to do dyl

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BigBadMouse · 30/03/2008 23:08

On it's own - thats all you need - it just contains 'accidents' until you choose to release then

ChristinePlushPants · 31/03/2008 09:53

On it's own is fine, you're really just after poo containment. If you put a nappy in your poor lo will sink to the bottom with the weight of it!

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