The baby thread

[Donagh]

You are a lot braver then I would be......re useable nappies ....system...sounds like back to the 70's and washing small towel nappies that weigh a tonne and take up a hole laundry room and the whole house smelling like 1 great big nappy.....I reckon yes they are good for the environment , but the hassle would be too much and I am not too sure on how much you will save ...maybe cash but what about time and the stink of the house ?? Not for me I'm afraid ....although I do wish I there was an alternative to massive nappy landfill ...something a bit more biodegradable for a start.

Nah they're like these things:

http://www.thenappylady.co.uk/public/nappysnaps.aspx

Basically you have a fleecy outer layer shaped like a disposable with velcro strips and a liner inside to pick up the pooh. The liner gets flushed and the nappy goes into a sealed bucket for washing. The only thing is that one nappy is probably about the same size as half a dozen disposables.

[Barna Bee]

They don't look to bad , let me know what you think of them , we have number 2 coming after Christmas , so if they are decent , I will suggest them to the wife

[SidelineKick]

They don't look to bad , let me know what you think of them , we have number 2 coming after Christmas , so if they are decent , I will suggest them to the wife

Happy days, its hardly a big problem if they only shit every few months.