HELP - Info on fitted cloth nappies....

[AmandaMum2B]

Hello,

I am very interested in using fitted cloth nappies when our little one arrives (only 7 weeks now) and I would appreciate any advice/information on how to use etc.
I like the idea of a fitted cloth nappy with a disposable liner, is this possible?
Can anyone recommend any good brands?
And does anyone know of any stores in Brisbane where I can look at a finished product, or am I confined to internet shopping?

Thanking you all in advance.

Cheers,
Amanda

[ikis84]

Check out these links:

The Nappy Lady (http://www.thenappylady.co.uk/Advice/PracticalnappyTips.asp)
Ozcloth nappies (http://www.ozclothnappies.org/)
Babybeehinds (http://www.babybeehinds.com.au/index.php)
Cherubs Kiss (http://www.cherubskiss.com/)
Nappycino (http://www.nappycino.com.au/)
Modern Nappies (http://www.modernnappies.org/)

Some sites that sell nappies, and others with great info on use of cloth.

I have not heard of any shops that stock modern cloth, however I am sure some ladies here that live in Brisbane might be able to show you thier stash!

[Cheeky Little Monkey]

Hello there

There are plenty of ladies here in Brisbane and surrounds who would no doubt be happy to show you their stash of nappies.

If you are down the northern end of the Gold Coast way I would be happy to show you my nappies. Apart from the ever popular Baby Beehinds Fitteds and Green Kids Pockets ( of which I have both too) I have Cute Tooshies Cuddlebuns fitteds , Tinkletots AIO (all in one) Cherubs Kiss AIO, Bubblebubs AIO, Missy Moo Pocket Nappies, Twins in Cloth fitted and a variety of different covers (ie wool jersey, wool, PUL etc)


www.cutetooshies.com.au
www.babybeehinds.com.au
www.ozebaby.com.au (MissyMoo nappies are avail on there)
www.twinsincloth.com
www.bubblebubs.com
www.greenkids.com.au

Good luck with your new adventure into the cloth world

[M O P]

Run a search through Bubhub on cloth nappies, there's so much. It'll keep you busy for days! Honestly, this is what I did and I found so much info and so many helpful tips.
I got trial packs and play around a bit, am only just now using them full time on my 10 week old son.
I bought disposable liners but don't use them. I just chuck the nappy straight in the wash machine as is and it's fine.
The shops I go through are Babybeehinds (http://www.babybeehinds.com.au) and Darlingsdownunder. (http://darlingsdownunder.com.au/)

[veve]

hon

I'm happy to meet you somewhere on a mon or tues and show off my stash :D

the other thing to do is check out the nappycino site .. they have meetings in capital cities where cloth nappy lovers meet to chat and show off their nappies.. :D

xx
Jen

ps - when the next nappy meet is organised .. I will post a thread here.. :)

[bluey]

Did you not get my email, about the next meet Jen :hugs:

[Oscar's mum]

I was at Brisbane Bub's today and noticed they stock Pea in a Pod cloth nappy's as well as Mio nappies (both are fitted)!;)

[kymmy]

Plenty of fitted nappies available online as mentioned.
You can use Eeenies disposable liners which make cleaning a little easier.
Good luck with the next 7 weeks.

[veve]

Did you not get my email, about the next meet Jen :hugs:

I did .. I have made a mental note to go back and get all the details .. :laughing: I'm off to do that NOW!!!

xxx
Jen

[AmandaMum2B]

Thank you sooooo much ladies, I have enjoyed having a look at all the cute nappies I could buy. We are going to have a very funky lil' boy when he appears in 7 weeks time!
I am very keen on seeing a demo Jen, so if you could email me details would be much appreciated. It is a little overwhelming and confusing, especially since the websites I've been looking at are international ones and in the UK and US they use different terminology to here in good ol' Oz!

Thanks again,

Cheers,
Amanda

[stellarella]

Just one word: EENEES

www.eenee.com.au (http://www.eenee.com.au)