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General Chat for Cloth Users - Part 8 - the one where we expect deliveries, both fluffy and babies!

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TheNatty · 17/04/2009 20:22

hullo

come on baby soon!!

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soon2befamilyof4 · 18/04/2009 15:47

I would say up to £10 depending on the condition. If they are EUC then I would say £10 is OK, but if they are a bit worn I would try and get it a bit cheaper.

soon2befamilyof4 · 18/04/2009 15:49

Oh I was talking about BBOS by the way, I missed the bit about UDOS. I have no idea about the UD - I don't have any YET! .

What prints are they?

4andnotout · 18/04/2009 16:09

I try to only pay around £8=£9 if no inserts

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TheNatty · 18/04/2009 16:24

the UDos are 13 new.. so i think a tenner is far far too much.

they are brown with pink spots bbos
and pink sage and lemon UD..

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soon2befamilyof4 · 18/04/2009 16:49

Is that including postage as well or not? Could you maybe make her an offer? I find the trouble with BBOS is that they are about £20 new so sellers are reluctant to sell for very cheap BUT on the other hand, if you keep an eye out, you do get bargain ones so therefore buyers are reluctant to pay loads! Lol. I have seen some sellers asking way too much - £15 or so with no inserts - I don't know how they think they will sell them like that when once you have bought the insert you might as well buy new! lol. Anyway I am just rambling now.

I have just completly buggered my back. I have the house to myself for a few hours - so decided to give the kitchen a good top to bottom clean (It was DESPERATE) and I have completly hurt my back. Now, half my kitchen is in the garden (so I could scrub skirting boards and floors), the kitchen is still a state and I can hardly move! I have to go and pick DD up soon too! Haven't done well at all today!

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TheNatty · 18/04/2009 18:32

including postage

soon sorry about your back, is it any better now? hope you are resting it, you might need it for lab

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twoclimbingboys · 18/04/2009 18:38

soon I hope you are ok and your back feels a lot better in the morning.

treedelivery · 18/04/2009 19:29

Soon - Oh no!! My chiro says cold is the thing, not heat. To reduce inflamation et. I tried to clean the fridge whilst pregnant, disaster. So big up respect for trying to do whole kitchen!

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soon2befamilyof4 · 18/04/2009 20:45

Back feeling a bit better, still very sore though. Got DD back from mums and she now wont sleep. Kitchen still not finished - the whole thing is spotles now - cleaned every corner - down sides of cooker, washing machine etc. Only part I didn't do is inside the oven - which does really need a good clean!

I HAVE to finish the kitchen tonight though as I have loads of stuff out side that needs to come in etc. .

No fluffy post today .

4 - not sure where your parsel went! Hopefully it should be here monday. I am not in a hurry anyway.

soon2befamilyof4 · 18/04/2009 20:47

Tree - thats interesting about the cold. I have been putting a hot water bottle on it at night times (its been hurting for weeks, just not this bad). and although it helps the pain at time but maybe not doing any good in the long run?

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TheNatty · 18/04/2009 20:49

im getting serious itti itchyness...

esp as i saw they are bringing out patterned ones in may..

i wonder if a large would fit ellen? or if i should just get medium for the new baby...

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TheNatty · 18/04/2009 20:51

oh soon, so glad your ok, was concerned it might have sent your labour off!

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treedelivery · 18/04/2009 20:56

Natty - any idea what the prints will be? Will have to get saving up for those!!

sasamaxx · 18/04/2009 21:03

Great 4andnotout - so glad they will get some good use now . I did really like them but they were just the wrong shape for DD - with her big bottom, sandys seem to be the best for her with their extra wideness.

I had my nappies on the line today and am just tumbling them but the place smells a bit uriney. Does anyone have any tips for this? It doesn't happen often but is really horrible [nose-holding emoticon]

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TheNatty · 18/04/2009 21:06

itchy for ittis?

i HAVE to have some

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sasamaxx · 18/04/2009 21:08

Oh they're lovely - what on earth are they?

soon2befamilyof4 · 18/04/2009 21:10

I wondered that too Natty and I did have pains in my bump for a while when I did it, but they have all gone now. Just aching ribs from baby's position but no change there!

I do feel like I want to try and Itti but I am not that bothered about it. They are apparently no good for heavy wetters so if you are going to get one, I would get one for the new baby rather than Ellen TBH. I have had my eye out for bargain ones, but don't really know what the price should be for them TBH.

The look/design of the Ittis remind me a bit of the MB pop ins? Didn't overly like the pop in which is why I don't get a good feeling about ittis

Deemented · 18/04/2009 21:27

Just thought i'd pop on and let you know i have this for sale

4andnotout · 18/04/2009 21:37

Oh that is Lush! But i have no funds in pp yet

soon Im really annoyed that your parcel hasn't arrived yet, as i specifically sent it 1st class as i missed posting it on the wednesday! I have got the reciept in my purse safe incase it has got lost and i have more of the same inserts and boosters upstairs, but it's not the point bloody royal mail Anyway i shall stop ranting now!

Sasamaxx i love the flexitots so much they suit dd3 and dd4 (although i have to tuck dd3's chubby cheeks into her size 2's!) and i love the silky inner!

Natty I love my itti's i still want to get the colours that im missing, we did have a few wee leaks from dd3 to begin with but that was to do with how much she was drinking in one go and now she has switched to a cup rather than bottle, they have been much better!

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TheNatty · 18/04/2009 21:54

i will prob try an itti, tho im not sure, as im a pocket woman really.

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4andnotout · 18/04/2009 22:01

I love my pockets too but i hate stuffing them it is so tedious especially as im a bit ocd about it all and have to have the right insert for each nappy The odd nappy out in my collection is the udos! I only have the 1 but i really like it, especially now i have the bbos insert for it!

soon2befamilyof4 · 18/04/2009 22:03

Yes I love the pink dotty itti on that facebook link. But still not convinced enought to go and buy one! Maybe when the new baby grows out of size 1s and I have a big sell off again and have PP funds!

treedelivery · 18/04/2009 22:24

I will fight for a red spotty itti if thats what I have to do. Fight do y'hear!

4 - will be most if you have one in every colour. That would be cool. I want a brown. Only got a mint. About to grow out of red

xs sany's and airflows in the cupboard. Hey ho. A new era of 'small' dawns in my nappy land.

heather1980 · 18/04/2009 23:58

can anybody recommend a good site that sells large ME airflows and baby behinds?

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