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Eliza K.
Best nappies we own
Cloth buns are definitely our favourite nappies in our stash. Super absorbent and always a perfect fit!
PIXIE One Size Fits Most Cloth Nappy - Wild Ones
Miss O.K.
Great quality and I love it - plus some handy tips
It works very well, as does all the other styles on the 'PIXIE One Size Fits Most Cloth Nappies'. Its a big investment to purchase these cloth nappies, but I'm hoping they will last for all of children that I plan to have over the many years to come.
I use them full time, it was a learning curve, but now I have a good system in place and do not use any disposable nappies at all. I live on a rural property too, and it has been a little dry this year, but I still can wash them properly and use them everyday (water consumption was a concern of mine)
P.S; I found having 20 cloth nappies for a newborn works just enough to get by if you do washing everyday, but having a total of 30 means washing every second day and security that I have enough to get by, and as bub gets older I can probably stretch it to every third day.
They will seem a little bulky as first, but that's fine they'll grow into it and you will get use to it. It does not hurt their hip development, confirmed with my doctor (and it actually helps development too, so don't worry).
And lastly, bamboo/hemp inserts need two whole days to dry completely on a clothes line inside the house, but only 5-7 hours if outside on a hot, windy day. (You will need a clothes drier to help some days)
Hope this helps,
Cheers, and Rural Aussie Mum
PIXIE One Size Fits Most Cloth Nappy - Midas
Miss O.K.
Great quality and I love it - plus some handy tips
It works very well, as does all the other styles on the 'PIXIE One Size Fits Most Cloth Nappies'. Its a big investment to purchase these cloth nappies, but I'm hoping they will last for all of children that I plan to have over the many years to come.
I use them full time, it was a learning curve, but now I have a good system in place and do not use any disposable nappies at all. I live on a rural property too, and it has been a little dry this year, but I still can wash them properly and use them everyday (water consumption was a concern of mine)
P.S; I found having 20 cloth nappies for a newborn works just enough to get by if you do washing everyday, but having a total of 30 means washing every second day and security that I have enough to get by, and as bub gets older I can probably stretch it to every third day.
They will seem a little bulky as first, but that's fine they'll grow into it and you will get use to it. It does not hurt their hip development, confirmed with my doctor (and it actually helps development too, so don't worry).
And lastly, bamboo/hemp inserts need two whole days to dry completely on a clothes line inside the house, but only 5-7 hours if outside on a hot, windy day. (You will need a clothes drier to help some days)
Hope this helps,
Cheers, and Rural Aussie Mum
PIXIE One Size Fits Most Cloth Nappy - Colours of the Wind
MissBeth
Making messes easier to handle
Loving the cloth wipes set we received as a gift from friends so much that I've got another set to use - doubling our wipes stash and the second box for dirties (marked with a star to avoid confusion).
Boxes and wipes are easy to use, streamlined and not hideous to look at on the change table (unlike so many others).
Cloth Wipes Kit - Container & Wipes
Ruth
Best night nappy ever
After many wet bed nights I finally found Cloth Bums Knight nappy. It’s the only nappy that keeps my 2 year old daughter (who’s a very heavy wetter) dry till morning. Even disposables we’re leaking overnight for her.
I love the natural fibre inserts too!
Thanks Cloth Bums 🌺🌺
