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    Posted: 24 October 2007 at 9:26pm
What's good for swimming nappies? Sposies or MCNs? And which brand?
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I just got a gorgeous one from Mothers Instinct. Obviously cloth as I didn't see the point in going disposable in that when we are cloth in everything else.

We got a Monkey Doodle which was around $27 I think. Used it the other day at her first swim lesson and it worked really well :)

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that is actaully a good price. we were given a bunch of disposbales and have been working our way through them (from a friend whose boy is now tt). I would hae got cloth but free is an even better price.
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I have a cloth one but can't remember the name pther than it begns with P and that its from overseas. I used Huggies ones with Andrew had had no problems with them.
I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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i use a disposable for swimming, but mcns the rest of the time, personal preference, both work just as well though


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I am actually selling 2 types of swim nappies on trade me.

Aquanappies floaties and the other type are more like a pair of underwear that has the extra protection needed!

I have not as yet tried out the aquanappies, but used the others on Olivia with no problems.



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i have just been to nappies for less and brought a swimming nappy from there for $17.95, i found out the other day that the disposables dont hold that much liquid and are really on designed to hold the poop, so i have gone resuable now.


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