Fitted cloth nappies??

[Tillismama]

Has anyone used these?
Are they worth the money?
I've been looking at babybeehinds and they are $25 a nappy (birth to toddler don't have to change sizes) and $11.50 per nappy pull overs and have to buy the different sizes.

[M O P]

I have used Baby Beehinds mainly- with a few other brands in there- for the last 18 months and I absolutely recommend them

The BB (Baby Beehinds) Magic All which are an all in one nappy- not requiring a cover- are a fantastic cheaper day time alternative too. Although you might need to do some digging to find them now they have realeased a new all in one ($25)

I would suggest just getting a few and trialling them

[GraceUnhearing]

why dont you check out these threads
or just the whole cloth nappy section

http://www.bubhub.com.au/community/f...ad.php?t=62852

http://www.bubhub.com.au/community/f...ad.php?t=62712


baby beehinds are ok but there are much better ones out there

[our3boys]

i am def going cloth nappies with this baby but im still confused about all the types out there they are selling on ebay packs of 6 or 12 fitted cloth nappies with the waterproof fitted layer and everything for 11o for 12 or 60 for 6 does anyone no about these nappies they are obviously from a company as they are selling heaps brand new but it doesnt say which brand.

[GraceUnhearing]

steer well clear of anything on ebay!!

not worth the money!

[Tillismama]

I've now looked at peapods, baby beehinds and green kids ..
And by the sounds of it the Green Kids are the way to go!

[ikis84]

Therea are also bumgenious or haute, or blueberries... heaps of others!

I don't like the velcro on the green kids. I prefer OSFA that have a snap down rise - they fit smaller babies much better than the greenkids.