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what size nappy does your 1 year old DD have?

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thesouthsbelle · 22/12/2009 21:26

is for xSIL whos' really struggling at the mo am going to get her a couple of packets but can't recall what DS was in.

He had pampers but are they the best one's for girls?

was thinking size 4's?

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MadameMoe · 22/12/2009 21:31

Size 4 would be a safe bet. They fit both DS who is six months and my two year old DD.

thesouthsbelle · 22/12/2009 21:32

thanks madame, would you say the pampers are ok for girls as well? not sure if huggies are better/own brand.

may get one own brand and one pampers for her.

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xDx · 22/12/2009 23:00

yea size 4, or 4+ depending how big she is. I don't find a real difference between pampers and huggies tbh

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festivenameneeded · 22/12/2009 23:03

My DD is in size 4 she is 13 months, thats a lovely thing your doing for your sis.

thesouthsbelle · 22/12/2009 23:10

well i've been where she is now - but I had the help of my fmaily, she has no one really, and XPIL don't have the money to help - not that I have tonnes but enough to spare for some formula & nappies/wipes for the baby.

ok I don't think she's overly big - (it's XH's brother, who's basically walked out on her - lots of contraversy but we're all worried about DN (I guess she still is my neice, as have known BIL since he was 11 (is now 22!))

so do I go size 4 or 4+ then? hmm, she's on cow & gate no 3 formula that much I know if that makes any difference? (DS had the farleys green one for hungry babies so never done the cow & gate thing)

Do you think it's too much to get a few packets of food as well - apparently SIL isn't coping at all & the baby isn't really on solids yet (only has some now & again )

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Theochris · 22/12/2009 23:18

4 should be fine I've used them as an emergency night time nappy on my 3 yr old when staying away from home. My not quite 1 yr old is in them now too.

Nice thing to do too, hmm food perhaps invite them both to lunch? Too political?

thesouthsbelle · 22/12/2009 23:20

would chris but they live 200 miles away so a parcel is getting sent up there in time for xmas to XIL's house. we have reached a semi truce, has taken 2 years (over) but at least we're civial. (was thinking those packet baby food things - SIL isn't the best we shall say at the best of times so under the circs it's prob all DN has to eat )

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Theochris · 22/12/2009 23:32

Tricky, but worth a look in the supermarket perhaps. The postage will be a lot, you could order stuff online to be delivered to your XIL?

Good luck

ziggyf · 23/12/2009 14:48

I think the food sounds like a nice idea and maybe a few nice kid's ready meals if xSIL isn't great at cooking? As for nappies, maybe get 4+ cos they will probably fit now and if not then she will be able to use them in a few weeks when her DD is a bit bigger?

I'd also get some yummy chocolates for her, sounds like she might need a treat

Z x

winnybella · 23/12/2009 14:51

My dd is 11 mo and we use Pampers 4+. She's tall but not too plump and they fit her well.

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