Best Nappies

[whiteynow]

Which nappies to you think are best?
I thought we could keep this thread simple by just replying with the names of the nappies.
I was going to do a poll but knew i would prob miss some brands, so what do you think is best for your bub/kids??

[mum2bubba]

Huggies. Though I don't mind Snugglers and Safeway select are ok too.

[biscotti]

Huggies :)

[rynosmum]

ALDI Mammia!!!

Fantastic, inexpensive and never had a problem with them. I love them!

*Ha Vevie...read THAT!*:D

[madreader]

Babylove, Huggies, and Snugglers.:wave: :yes:

[the_queen]

Tots Bots! :D

[Gumby]

Baby beehinds :thumbsup:

[kristi001]

Disposable - HUggies By far!

Cloth - Happy Heinys at the moment :)

[Niki]

i have only used huggies with ds

[Kizmet]

disposable-huggies, home brand or you'll love coles

Cloth-cherubs kiss raphaels and honeyboys, greenkids, BUMGENIUS AIO!!!:smiliedance: baby beehinds too

[Percy]

ALDI Mammia!!!

Fantastic, inexpensive and never had a problem with them. I love them!



I buy these for DS to wear to daycare. Fantastic!:thumbsup:

We have cloth at home.

Greenkids if your interested!:o

[Milliner]

Baby beehinds Bamboo

[melfunction]

Honeyboys, BBB, Greenkids :D

[susiehomemaker]

Butt Natural organic cotton sherpa & Baby Beehinds Bamboo.

[MrsScatterbrain]

I love by Pea Pods :yes: , and for something more interesting, Happy Heiny's. :D

[GraceUnhearing]

i love my BBB, DF loves the Green Kids.

but im also loving the berry plush at the moment!

[kymmy]

Pookey pockets :D
Also Baby Eco, Kidz In Cloth, Beetlebums, Bits for Bots, Tot Bots

[jess_live_die]

i loved babylove ones until i started cloth again now i love my gk's and my berry plush's

[tootiredtosleep]

Aldi's Mammia - very similar to Woolworths Select

[Areca]

Fuzzibunz!

[gremily]

1: Baby Beehinds
2: Jam Tots Berry Plush

[stellarella]

Baby Beehinds (hemp or bamboo)
Cute tooshies (love the fit + side snaps)

[Blueberry Crumble]

Huggies are definetely the best quality. We use huggies for night and snugglers for day. I can't justify buying huggies for all day use because snugglers are fine for during the day.

Its just that huggies are soo expensive. I bought a box of snugglers, and got 20 extra nappies for $10 less than if I bought huggies!!!!!

[katherine]

snugglers. but lately found wollworths homebrand has more in the larger sizes... and they work pretty well too!

[SorenLorensen]

ALDI Mammia here :thumbsup:
i also use cieo, some times huggies may enter my house if i run out at night time and ALDI is shut, but i really cant stand them, IMO i pay for nappies to work not to rip.

oh i also use to buy bi-lo nappies sometimes they were great but we dont have bi-lo anymore coles has taken over

[~Alicia]

Greenkids :smiliedance: . I just wish they had snaps instead of velcro. I am loving my nappy band though.

I've stolen one of them for my head :o (sposie users don't worry! I'm not wearing a nappy on my head! :laughing: )

[mum2charli]

Green Kids - although wish they had snaps
Berry Plush - Divine and long lasting
Baby Behinds Bamboo - Soft and long lasting!

[Ange&Seth]

ALDI Mammia (I even drive an hour and a half to buy/stock up on them)

Have to admit though that I am intrigued with the MCNs

[Melo]

Disposables: Huggies :)
MCN: GK or Swaddlebees :thumbsup:

[~Alicia]

Have to admit though that I am intrigued with the MCNs

You know where to find us ;) :D

[OneBabyBoy]

The Aldi brand Mammia are just such good value I love them.
I have had massive problems with snugglers and I recommend you don't buy them. The seem to have no absorbancy at all?!

[GraceUnhearing]

Have to admit though that I am intrigued with the MCNs


sounds like another conversion coming on hahaha

[MountainGirl]

Ecobots! Eco-friendly disposables,.......

[Tristans_Mum]

Baby Love, Snugglers and Huggies!
Ive had no problem with none of these nappies :thumbsup:

[~Alicia]

Ecobots! Eco-friendly disposables,.......


Only if you dispose of them in the right way. If you throw them out in the rubbish they still end up in landfill.

I was a bit disapointed when I found this out :thumbsdown:

[BabyJoy]

My faves are:
Bumgenius
Pocket Change
Haute Pockets

Just for everyone's information... I think the best disposable nappies on the market are Safeties Nature Nappy as they are 100% biodegradable. Developed by a mother after years of research, the nappy is fabric-based (not paper-based) with a low thread count. I think she was on ABC's The New Inventors.

Also, there is an excellent illustration of degradable nappies on the eennee's site:

Click on the link right at the bottom of the homepage.

[waawa]

I think the best disposable nappies on the market are Safeties Nature Nappy as they are 100% biodegradable.

"Under the right soil conditions", which don't occur in landfill.

But the biggest problem with the biodegradability debate is that landfill, whilst "visible" to the consumer (they can see the rubbish truck come), isn't necessarily the most problematic impact of single-use nappies. The massive impacts are in manufacturing: raw materials/land use, energy/emissions, and even water (which is higher for single-use nappies than for best-practice home laundering of reusables). I think the corporates just looooove the predominance of the solid waste debate, because they can trumpet their biodegradability and greenwash with gay abandon.

Anyway, to my favourite nappies: Cherub's Kiss honeyboys, Sandra's Stuffables, Erica Nappies (Very Baby), Bubba J, Pookey pockets - and wool soakers. Prefolds and Bummis covers for a young baby.

Lara