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    Posted: 22 November 2006 at 9:12am
I was thinking for this bub we might use cloth nappies.
But I wouldn't know where to start.
What I was wanting to know was what do others use in the way of cloth nappies?
Whether it's old fold yourself, modern ones?
What brands you recomend? etc.
I would greatly appreciate it Thanks
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Well we almost exclusively use fuzzi bunz and find them fabulous!

Which part of NZ are you in?

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Monique Monique Monique

Give me a week to accumulate stock and I'll be round to show you the FABULOUS options!
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And... btw... waaaay too many cute options to even consider doing plain flats.

But they are still handy for everything else (and can be used with modern cloth)
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Seen as your in Wellys Nikki is definitely the best idea! Have a look at the link below to our massive thread on cloth naps

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We use Fuzzis, but when Krystiana comes along I am planning to wait until she can fit size mediums before going onto cloth - just because I don't think the small Fuzzis are that economic (they have different size inserts from all the other sizes).

Definitely go somewhere you can see them. It's a good idea to view a couple of different types before deciding. (If you host Nikki as a Fuzzis agent - like a Tupperware party - I think she could get you a free one too )
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Busymum... I'm not a fuzzi agent I'm doing this through Mum&Bubs and possibly setting up under a different name/business.

So at this stage it isn't as organised as the fuzzi demos.

But more relaxed and informal! And no pressure to buy
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I was looking at fuzzis but I dont like their sizings and how I have to buy different for each age, mainly cause I cant predict how heavy bubs will be.
Haleigh never fitted newborn naps frombirth
I will def take a look Nikki, we are just trying to find a cheaper option as these disposables are far too expensive.

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Well i use the old fashion cloth nappies and havent had any problems...but nikki you havent offered to show me your stuff and im only 5 mins away from monique

ohhh well with just get Mon to tell me when your are seeing her and i will just sneak up and peer in the window

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why dont you have a looksie too Kaz, esp if your trying for number 2
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Kaz - the more the merrier!

This is a very new thing so would LOVE to have you along.

I'm just doing up a spread sheet at the moment and working out which stock I am going to get in.

Monique - You could start with prefolds and covers while your babe is very young. They are relatively cheap and easy, (buy many prefolds and maybe 4 covers?) and then you could look at getting a one-size pocket or fitted. Pockets are easy, and you could use your prefolds to stuff them with. Or if you used fitteds, then you could continue with the covers as long as possible.

Right. I'm going to order stock ASAP so I can start showing you! (Just trying to justify the cost of setting myself up... poor bank account!)
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cool.
Well once you all sorted we'll all meet up if you like & maybe all do a lunch and have a looksie.
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Sounds great!
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I'm using the good old cloth flats too, but have recently been converted to fancy overnaps (thanks Gsmum ) which are apparently now called covers of wraps. But am loving how much drier they keep the girls, and they are relatively inexpensive compared to fitted cloth. 3 dozen flats cost me $90, plus 6 overnaps (3 for each baby) were $60 and are sz medium which will do them till they are 10kg which is around 1 year old at least (or maybe not if they keep growing as fast as they are )
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okay im in.....just let me know when you have the stock nikki and then maybe we can hold a nappy party somewhere...lol


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hehe oooo nappy party sounds fun Kaz
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Well if you weren't all so damn pregnant it could be a great excuse for a night out!
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lol, yeah I would've said yes to that a few months ago
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how do those over naps you buy at the baby factory etc rate vs fuzzi bunz etc then? curious....
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Mmmm I haven't actually seen the overnaps at the Baby Factory (avoid it like the plague!) but I'd say they are fairly useable. I've heard of a few that people rave about, but unsure if the Baby Factory ones are included as I don't know what brand they are! But I know Emma bought some from BabyOnline.co.nz and she has found them quite good.

But the overnaps in comparison to fuzzis are a little bit of a different story: fuzzibunz are a pocket system. Which contain a waterproof outer, a stay-dry inner, and you add the absorbant stuffing in the middle, using what ever you wish: a folded up flat nappy or prefold, a microfibre insert, a hemp insert, a microfibre/hemp insert, a hemp/burley knit terry insert etc etc

Apparently using a cover over a fitted (or prefold - correct me if I'm wrong Deb!) is one of the most leakproof systems around.

But weighed against the simplicity of fuzzis, who comes out on top is really up to the user!

Edited so that I don't sound like an idiot - probably didn't work .

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