Help- I'm officially a cloth nappy user!!

Mom2LnB wrote:

From what i read previously i think you were satisfied with mothernature, its just that you decided to make some as well, neh? I read HeleneS's concern. But i struggle to decide with her struggle as she's using only one. I think they say you at least need about 20 to make it. So if i know that they work well on baby, drying shouldn't be a big concern for me. I guess baby won't use all 20 in a day, maybe about 6 max, then i'll wash them in two day circles. So you say mother nature has been a good choice for you? Why are you moving to bumbeetles?

I'm not moving away from Mother Nature, I am very happy with them but I am the kind of person who likes to know what else is out there and so I try different things out.

i have to show you this. so i tested the normal square nappy on my LB and he was such a funny bunny, running around the house screaming and laughing. the nappy didnt fit too well, it was a bit too small and it sagged down. here are 2 pics:

Ok, i see why. I guess i didn't read the previous messages properly. Sorry about that.But its ok if you have something different to say.

From what i read previously i think you were satisfied with mothernature, its just that you decided to make some as well, neh? I read HeleneS's concern. But i struggle to decide with her struggle as she's using only one. I think they say you at least need about 20 to make it. So if i know that they work well on baby, drying shouldn't be a big concern for me. I guess baby won't use all 20 in a day, maybe about 6 max, then i'll wash them in two day circles. So you say mother nature has been a good choice for you? Why are you moving to bumbeetles?

The inside of the bumbeetle nappy. It's micro fleece so its highly absorbant but has a stay dry feel.

gerne wrote:

your probably right hey. i wonder how long they will take to dry? but it would be easier to just use the one nappy and not struggle with inserts and stuff.

thanks for the email, quickly going to check it out.

just another question. this pattern you have to put velcro or clasps on the nappy but with bambino mio you just fold the nappy in three and put it into the proof. So if there is verclo on the nappy and on the proof, isnt it going to become very thick around the waist?

I havn't really used the velcro, I just use a snappi. I will post the picture of the inside of the bumbeetle nappy. It's made out of fleece and you take the insert out which is also made of fleece. Fleece dries exceptionally quickly and according to lady sells them it's so dry against babies you could be tempted to use it again but of course mustn't because it does have wee on it.