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HELP PLEASE !!!!!!

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bubble78 · 27/05/2007 21:54

can anyone tell me if you can get all in one body suits or something like it for a 4 1/2 year old.

our ds has taken the habbit of stripping his nappy of when we put him to bed then weeing in his bed or the floor..

i only have enough sheets for three changes an evening and thats not enough.

any advice will be welcomed

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gess · 27/05/2007 21:57

Yep you can Fleglings can't remember their web address so will refer you to my website- bottom entry on this page

gess · 27/05/2007 21:58

oh top entry too- check out the kylies as well

tobysmumkent · 27/05/2007 22:02

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bubble78 · 27/05/2007 22:09

cheers all i have emailed them

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bubble78 · 31/05/2007 09:25

right still not got the brochure from fledglings yet. does anyone know of any where else maybe a shop i could go to that sell an all in one vest for 4 yr old boy or any other ideas i could try to stop him taking his nappy off tried his old grow bag but some how he still managed to get this off

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UniSarah · 31/05/2007 16:08

girls swimming costume? might make it harder for him to get at the nappy. Cheap and easy to buy with out him being there.

Bethron · 31/05/2007 16:12

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nannynick · 31/05/2007 17:02

Expect you have already tried this but if not, worth a try... put the nappy on backwards. Little harder to get off then, at least until he works out how to do it. Could also use ducktape or something similar to add another layer of stuff to be unstuck before nappy will come off - though it does make it harder then for you to get it off him.

nannynick · 31/05/2007 17:10

I like the girls swimming costume idea. A boys leotard could work and be more boy colour if he does not fancy pink! Could be costly though, leotards tend to be around the £20 mark.
If he won't mind pink, then adams.co.uk has a few girl leotards - one at the moment is even a blue colour and on special offer.

onlyjoking9329 · 31/05/2007 20:06

we did swimming costume with cycle shorts over the top, that worked, my twin girls were brought a teletubbie dressing up suit it was fab as it fastened up the back

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bubble78 · 31/05/2007 20:37

thanks to all the costume doesnt work ( didnt want to admit i had tried that on my little boy )he just pulls the arms down and gets out of it.

but good news today at matalan founs an all in one sleep suit in size 3-4 which he still fits in and the zip is hidden under a button type fastening (which he cant undo) so fingers crossed

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bubble78 · 31/05/2007 20:45

and thanks bethron the vests where just what i was looking for so ive ordered some

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