Cloth swim nappies and swimming lessons?

[DitaVonCheese]

DD starts swimming lessons in May. We have the required Happy Nappy swim nappy (thank you NCT sale). When we've been swimming before, we've used a John Lewis swim nappy (like a pair of bikini pants but with a towelling lining). Swim school literature says that they should wear a disposable swim nappy and a HN over the top. Lady on the phone was very confused when I asked whether she could wear a cloth swim nappy instead of the disposable as apparently no one has ever asked before (she kept saying "It's only half an hour, so you might as well use a disposable", which to me is a very good argument for using cloth!). Does anyone here know the answer? Many thanks

If you mean waterbabies - you aren't allowed to use a cloth. But, we do! You would just be in the bad books if there was a poop leak, as all the lessons for the day are cancelled

I think it's Aquababies, but it's more or less the same thing I think. I just wondered whether by disposable + swim nappy they just meant nappy + swim nappy iyswim - I'm assuming the swim nappy is doing the bulk of the holding-stuff-in work and the other one is just an extra layer/lining type thing.

I've bought a single disposable so guess I'll just take that to the first lesson and ask the instructor.