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Anyone else not that impressed by Tots

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Chuffed · 23/07/2005 10:46

I've been using two size 2 tots for my dd at night with a ME wrap. Twice they have actually come undone in the night and seem quite small with the necessary boosting of a booster, microfibre cloth and fleece liner.
I haven't received my weewonders nappy yet but was wondering if these are better for night.

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Yorkiegirl · 23/07/2005 10:49

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MrsDoolittle · 23/07/2005 10:49

Chuffed, I'm horrifed that you feel you need TWO size 2 tots
You have aplix don't you? I'm not surprised the outer one comes off.
I'm afraid that if I was having that kind of trouble with nappies at night I'd have given up by now.
What I can't understand is why?

MrsDoolittle · 23/07/2005 10:49

I really think you must only need one nappy at night.

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jessicaandbumpsmummy · 23/07/2005 10:51

i use one tots and a fleece liner and a ME wrap at night and have absolutely no problems whatsoever

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Chuffed · 23/07/2005 10:53

I have only been using one at a time...

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Chuffed · 23/07/2005 10:54

it didn't leak last night but did come undone again and just wondered if anybody else had had them not fit properly.

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Yorkiegirl · 23/07/2005 10:57

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Chuffed · 23/07/2005 10:58

it did sort of keep the nappy in place as it didn't leak they just don't seem to be as great as what everybody says.

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MrsDoolittle · 23/07/2005 10:58

I guess you have aplix and aplix ME wrap. Any chance dd takes it off herself? Dd does. So I have to use poppers at night.
Maybe your nappy is stuffed too full for your nappy?

MrsDoolittle · 23/07/2005 10:59

Chuffed - That's blasphemous!

Yorkiegirl · 23/07/2005 11:00

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SenoraPostrophe · 23/07/2005 11:03

2 nappies? of course you're having problems.

I tots with a booster was always enough for dd in the morning.

MrsDoolittle · 23/07/2005 11:06

No Senora, I think she meant one at a time.

maisiemog · 23/07/2005 12:39

Chuffed, have you thought about putting a wool wrap over the top, instead of a PUL wrap - she won't get that off, if it's a pull on type. I think if you use that you won't need more than one booster.
If you think you need two boosters at night, you could always put one outside the nappy, in the wrap, at least that way the nappy won't be over stuffed and hopefully the aplix will stay fastened.
Or there's always nippa tots, they are much more adjustable.
Or there are those fab new peeweez birth to potty nappies.

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Chuffed · 23/07/2005 17:47

Thanks everyone, she has a popper ME wrap so it isn't being undone, hence no leaks and it is saturated by morning with the two boosters.
The natural one seems to work better than the white one so maybe I'll send the white one back.
Try a couple of wee notions with a booster inside pocket with the ME wrap.

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hana · 23/07/2005 18:06

wee notions are fab for night, I've got a couple and would love to buy more. Have to wait until I'm back to work
as good as tots at night if not better!

MrsDoolittle · 23/07/2005 18:44

Personally, I like bumbles as night time nappies. I never needed anything extra. I have a stacinator wrap which is just fab for night time

Chuffed - I really hope you find something that works for you. I don't understand why you are having these problems, I know the unbleached tot is definately more abosrbant than the others, no question.

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Chuffed · 23/07/2005 19:01

MrsD does your dh manage the bumble as the nippa is a bit offputting but it is something I could swap the white tots for with babykind.

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MrsDoolittle · 23/07/2005 21:12

Honestly, the nappy nippa is EASY really it is.
Dh is probably one of the most ham-fisted blokes I have ever come across but' hell change dd nappy no-problem Honestly, the nappy nippa really isn't an issue.
Apparently nurseries don't like them, mine didn't. But then they only saw them once!

And there is something soooo satisfying about using a nappy nippa. Anyone else agree?

flowerfairy · 23/07/2005 21:36

Yes I like my nippas, and mil and my mum cope well wtih them when they look after ds.

I think they're less bulky across the front, I always felt the aplix didn't give a snug fit across the tummy/waist. Especially as ds sleeps on tummy with bum in the air.lol.

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Chuffed · 23/07/2005 22:29

MrsD I'm ordering a bumbles will put the ME wrap on it. I'll then have 1 tots, 1 bumble and 1 wee notions to see which I like.
I'm proud to say for just over a week now dd has slept in tots at night and I only own 2 pairs so have given them a reasonable go. dd has been in washables as much as possible at the mo but she will have to go back to throw aways again when we start travelling in a month

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MrsDoolittle · 23/07/2005 22:57

Oh that's a good choice Chuffed. I hope it works out for you.
Look at this as a night-time wrap - it's great!

Yorkiegirl · 24/07/2005 08:50

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vkone · 24/07/2005 12:38

wow, i love the look of these and poppers too. I've had a hell of a job finding a cheaper fleece wrap with poppers (ended up with 2 2nd hand nappysaurus wraps, but they don't mkae them anymore). Has anyone tried one yet?

Yorkiegirl · 24/07/2005 14:09

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