Best MCN for long term use?

[mcle00]

Hi, I'm just getting started with MCNs and would like people's advice regarding the best nappies for ongoing long term use on 2 or 3 children. Which nappies hold up the best?
Thanks

[Bubbles10]

I have some BBH that were second hand and have been used on 2 kids and are still in excellent condition.

similarly my itti bittis look great

[Bambaloo]

I am preg with number three and all mine are pretty much in perfect condition. It depends how you well you look after them etc. Mine aren't even faded like some ppl's I know after using them for a couple of kids.

Some of my faves include - baby beehinds bamboo & covers, krap katchers night and day ones, itti bitti d'lish, peapods, bubblebubs, berry plush

[Pawzette]

I have 25 itti tuttos and I love them!!

[Maximum22]

I found the elastic to go slack on the ittis and baby behinds, I also had leaks every time with the itti bitti tutto, my bubblebubs cute tooshie candies were the best nappy I found

[Pippy&Woof]

I really like my BumGenius nappies, they have made all the elastic easily replaceable and they just always wash up so well. U can buy spare insert sets too. Snaps last longer than Velcro, though u can actually replace the Velcro too.

Other than that, good quality flats or prefolds are a good option, as they last very well if looked after and to buy new covers for them (should they wear out) is cheaper than to buy whole new nappies. I especially like Bumboo bamboo flats, with Thirsties or Bumboo covers (Thirsties are size adjustable).

[Witwicky]

I found the elastic to go slack on the ittis and baby behinds, I also had leaks every time with the itti bitti tutto, my bubblebubs cute tooshie candies were the best nappy I found

Ditto, the elastic has either gone or is going on most of my Baby Beehind magic alls. I take exceptional care of my nappies and it hasn't happened to other brands which I bought at the same time and use just as much. The BBH bamboo fitteds are all fine though, and they are more cost-effective too - I highly recommend them.

[sjay]

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[mcle00]

thanks for your replies, i think i'm on the right track. i guess i'm just trying to work out if cost = quality! some brands seem so expensive, but if they last for ages it should work out cheaper than paying less and replacing iykwim.

[kuddles]

I love my BBH and have never had a problem with them.

My favourite nappies are from Sustainable hemp products