Trim nappy Q, and bitty d’lish Q

Heya

What do you think is the trimest nappy? I want to go back to cloth but need a new stash lol, is that just an excuse. So im selling all my BG except 2 so i can use them for night. I have a HC and 3 Fuzzis as well as one BH.

Iv just bought a Fuscia bitty dlish. How do these work?
Also can you yell me how much your bubba weighs and what size he/shes in? I dont know whether to get a medium or large. Kylah got weighed today and is 8.3kg, i was going to get a large so she can wear i later on, but hey i just buy one later for that lol.

Also what are fitteds? Are the bitty boo ones good? Are they trim still?

Oh and with my dlish sould i get an extra booster? She doesnt have any bamboo in stock at the moment but later on?

Oh why would they make a cool nappy that you have to put a cover on. Is daniel tall and skinny stacey? Kylah is 72cm i think i might just get a large.

Kandice, Tom wears a medium d'lish and its a great fit with room to expand. I thnk you would be ok with Kylah in a med

Nah Daniel isn't tall, hes a shortie (running along the 25% line for height) and hes very much average for weight (50% line)

kebakat wrote: Nah Daniel isn't tall, hes a shortie (running along the 25% line for height) and hes very much average for weight (50% line)

Stacey .. I do believe yours has a fault. He should not be growing out of it at 10kg. I even spoke with Sue at Itti Bitti and she said just replace it. As mentioned above, one of the other ladies had a similar issue, we replaced and the fit was fine.

I would prefer you discuss the issues with me rather than on this forum.

The nappies are on the trim side, but he certainly should not be growing out of it before 1 year!

I have PM'd you regarding a replacement.

Gremlins are in large Bitti Boo's, they got weighed last week and are just over 11kg each. They're on the second to tightest snaps, but thats with an added booster, without the booster it would do up on the tightest snaps.

Still haven't tried my Bitti D'lish, waiting patiently (or not so patiently!) for baby to arrive to go in it! Altho I ordered her a med and now it's looking like she's not going to be as big as we thought she was so I might have to wait even longer to use it!

Bizzy wrote: kiwivic wrote: We tried a bitti boo (the fitted version) for nights but I couldn't stuff it enough on Leo's generously-sized bottom so I'm trying to sell it on (TM). something else you can do is lay any extra boosting outside of the nappy before you put the cover on...

I am told the bitti boos are more for light to medium wetters, and probably not so good for heavy wetters overnight. They have a new fitted nappy coming out very soon, especially for night time - I can't wait! My 2 1/2 year old is trained in the day and I just hate putting him in so much bulk in the nightime after wearing undies in the day. I like him to be able to wear his PJ bottoms.

heres the guff from their website:

Night Nappies


itti bitti night nappies are super absorbent bamboo nappies designed for night use. They still have a great trim itti bitti fit, and are incredibly absorbent. itti bitti night naps are also great during the day for periods of extended wear when extra absorbancy is needed such as on long car trips etc.

So far, we have spent nearly two years developing and refining the itti bitti night nappies and after many fabric trials and much tweaking of the pattern in order to get the best balance between trimness and absorbency, we are very close to releasing these awesome nappies. We've combined all the things you love about the different itti bitti nappies, to bring you an awesome creation that is itti bitti trim and mega absorbent.

itti bitti fitted night nappies have a outer of colourful cotton knit, a full bamboo body layer with an internal bamboo soaker in the same style as the sewn in d'lish. An inner layer of stay-dry microfleece keeps baby dry and snap-in bamboo boosters based on the same trifold and hourglass design as the Snap in AIO's and the bitti boo's means stacks of super absorbent bamboo in the wetzone, and your bub gets to wear a trim and comfortable nappy. A shaped snap on mini booster allows you to boost where it's needed - great for boys and tummy sleepers. So far our testers are delighted and we know you will be too!


Edited by mothersinstinct

Crap lol, iv emailed her like four times now changing my mind on size. Iv already bought and paid for it rach so il just get it and if its to small i will just sell it. All good. What cover do you use for the fitted?

Leo fits a large Fuzzi, HC & Foxybots all well and is no-where near growing out of them but the Itti Bitti's are just that much smaller and I just found overall cut of the Bitti Boos too small on Leo. It's bulkier than the D'lish and it barely covered his bottom!! It just didn't look comfortable and couldn't take any extra boosting. Leo is only 13kg but is chubby and I just find the fit of the DB heaps better for nights on him. And I'd rather not lay extra boosting outside of the nappy - it is such a faff (especially if you want to use longies instead of a wrap) - I'd just prefer it all be contained in the nappy.

Vic xx

Kandice the medium will be fine on Kylah. Sam is in the medium and has heaps of room and she is 8.8kgs & 70cm.