Hi all,
Is anyone using a nappy service and if so how are you finding it?
I live in Watford and want to use re-useable nappies and a service, not sure how it all works though..does one have to buy your own nappies first or do you buy the nappies via the service?
thanks!
Taryn 30+2
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I got a ??54.15 voucher from Islington council via Real Nappies for London that could be put towards nappies or a nappy service - handy!
xx
good luck in your hunt for free samples.
emilyc-b
when i looked into it, it was the same price as disposable nappies and although i know it isn't just for cost (environment, better for baby etc), i thought i may as well buy my own! i got some wraps and liners from ebay, and used the motherease system - i thought these were fantastic, but not on a new baby- they are very bulky for a new one, although they are "suitable" from birth! motherease nappies are a bit dearer -about ??8-9 each, but i felt that i was still saving than the ??7 pw that our local service wanted. i also knew what they were washed in, and that there was only my baby's bum in them!!
you can get some companies on ebay that offer everything you need, or you can buy individual ones (obviously pay more for p&p this way tho'). i have noticed that some people sell their used ones on too!
otherwise, go and look on Motherease website for more stockist info...
[Modified by: ollier2001 on May 15, 2008 10:32 AM]
I'm already stockpiling biodegradable nappies as they are a wee bit more expensive. S x