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Terry nappy folds for small babies

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tutyfruity · 12/07/2008 08:16

Some months ago there was a very helpful thread about different folds for terry nappies, but now I can't find it. I'm looking for a fold that will effectively use up the material, to make the nappy a lot neater on a small baby, if you see what I mean. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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Roskva · 12/07/2008 09:12

have a look here - helpfully it gives diagrams of each fold. Have fun

tutyfruity · 12/07/2008 10:02

Thanks Roskva. I think that's exactly what was on the other thread. I think the jo fold is probably the one to try, but do you, (or anyone else?), have any favourites to recommend?

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Roskva · 12/07/2008 19:11

I have to admit, I didn't get on with terries - dd has always been a tiny contortionist at changing time, so I use them as stuffing in pocket nappies

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tutyfruity · 19/07/2008 07:57

Just to say I've been trying the jo fold, and it's really great. Puts the right amount of padding where it's needed most for heavy wetting DS! It's very easy to adjust the size, so hopefully I can use it right up to potty training time.

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juuule · 19/07/2008 09:33

My favourite was the bat/origami fold.

I used it for mine from about 12lbs onwards.

MrsCurly · 19/07/2008 10:00

Another vote for the Jo fold. It was the only one I ever used.

bloss · 19/07/2008 10:28

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jeanybeeny · 21/07/2008 09:15

I'm a fan of the jo fold, but for DD I also use the Gaynor fold at night, because it gives lots of thickness between the legs and under her bottom, where it's needed.

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