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OT - anybody use Tots Bots nappies?
And if so what do you think?
Thanks Ellie |
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OT - anybody use Tots Bots nappies?
"Ellie" wrote And if so what do you think? Love love love them. My only criticism is that they're a bit bulky for babies starting to move cos that's around the same age that they move into the size 2. But for absorbancy and wear-and-tear I can't fault them. And for all their bulkiness, they dry in about 3 hours on a radiator or 90 minutes in the tumble drier. We used them exclusively for the first 6 months and use them as overnight nappies now. Even unboosted, a size 2 Tots will last DD (21 months) from 7:30pm to 7:30am (and beyond). Jean |
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OT - anybody use Tots Bots nappies?
Iuil wibbled
Love love love them. My only criticism is that they're a bit bulky for babies starting to move cos that's around the same age that they move into the size 2. But for absorbancy and wear-and-tear I can't fault them. And for all their bulkiness, they dry in about 3 hours on a radiator or 90 minutes in the tumble drier. To second this (since it's Jean's nappies we used!), we loved them too. T has very chubby legs so we found them a little too tight around his thighs once he got to 15lb or so, but before that they were fabulous - no leaks, easy to wash and dry, fit well under clothing. Jac |
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We love them. We started out with one or two each of several different
kinds of nappies, and these were the ones we chose to go with. No rubbing, no leaks. They don't dry as fast as some of the other kinds we tried, but not too bad. We tumble dry them briefly for softness before hanging them on the ceiling dryer, they dry overnight. Sidheag DS Colin Oct 27 2003 |
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OT - anybody use Tots Bots nappies?
On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 19:02:34 +0000 (UTC), Jacqui
wrote: but then again I might just have mucked up the snipping as usual! Iuil wibbled Love love love them. My only criticism is that they're a bit bulky for babies starting to move cos that's around the same age that they move into the size 2. But for absorbancy and wear-and-tear I can't fault them. And for all their bulkiness, they dry in about 3 hours on a radiator or 90 minutes in the tumble drier. To second this (since it's Jean's nappies we used!), we loved them too. To third this, I'm in the queue for Jean's nappies (if she doesn't have another baby first) but all I can say just yet is that they pack away into two carrier bags very nicely when you're taking them on the ferry back from Dublin Cool colours (the commercial ones and Jean's home died ones Megan -- Seoras David Montgomery, 7 May 2003, 17 hours: sunrise to sunset (homebirth) To e-mail use: megan at farr-montgomery dot com |
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OT - anybody use Tots Bots nappies?
"Buzzy Bee" wrote But for absorbancy and wear-and-tear I can't fault them. To second this (since it's Jean's nappies we used!), we loved them too. To third this, I'm in the queue for Jean's nappies (if she doesn't have another baby first) Did I mention that they're very hard-wearing????? but all I can say just yet is that they pack away into two carrier bags very nicely when you're taking them on the ferry back from Dublin Cool colours (the commercial ones and Jean's home died ones LOL - still has images of Megan running for the ferry with 2 carrier bags of nappies :-). Jean |
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OT - anybody use Tots Bots nappies?
On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 00:00:17 +0100, "Iuil" wrote:
but then again I might just have mucked up the snipping as usual! LOL - still has images of Megan running for the ferry with 2 carrier bags of nappies :-). That *was* funny. I am not a person used to running, nor am I particularly elegant when doing so For those who weren't the I went across to Dublin on a day return while on holiday in Wales last year. We were a bit late leaving Jean's, getting to the ferry terminal exactly 20 minutes before sailing time. I had to run to check in, then they told me to run up the ramp onto the ferry as it was due to leave. Bloody thing was half an hour late leaving the dock of course Megan -- Seoras David Montgomery, 7 May 2003, 17 hours: sunrise to sunset (homebirth) To e-mail use: megan at farr-montgomery dot com |
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OT - anybody use Tots Bots nappies?
no, but I do use the red wraps, and I love them
I just use terry squares for nappies, no one had yet managed to convince me that there is anything better out there! |
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OT - anybody use Tots Bots nappies?
Echo every one else.
Reliable, hard wearing, cuddly Love love love them too. They were Pup's only nappy until he was 9 months old, now we supplement with Rainbow stuffables. --Poppy n Pup |
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OT - anybody use Tots Bots nappies?
So Megan, does this mean.... you're pg again? Sorry not been on UKPP for a
while. --Poppy |
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